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Graffiti Art Gallery / Graffiti Art Programming (GAP)


www.graffitigallery.ca                About GAP           Art Break!


ART BREAK!

Art Break! is an annual workshop and artist talk brought to you through Graffiti Art Programming. Each year, selected participants are given the opportunity to learn and collaborate
with an established and world renowned artist. This year’s feature artist is none other than Hip Hop designer Cey Adams.

Adams has created logos, tour merchandising, billboards, and advertising campaigns for some of the most influential artists in rap music, including Beastie Boys, Run DMC, Public Enemy, Redman, Jay-Z, DMX, De La Soul, Mary J Blige, Notorious B.I.G, Faith Evans, Ice Cube,         R Kelly, and LL Cool J.

Cey Adams has created a 2-day design workshop that covers a whole array of art related topics, giving youth a solid base so they can progress to a higher level in their chosen visual and graphic design career. New this year, special art workshops with Cey will be held for youth aged 13-17 years old!!

For more information on participating in Art Break! 2010
please visit
www.graffitigallery.ca or contact us directly @ 667-9960. ♦


GAP Gets to the Point!                                                

 stART (Street Art) workshops are free to Point Douglas children, youth,  and parents and require a simple sign up on site.    Workshops are facilitated by young, emerging Winnipeg artists who use urban art themes to promote creativity, innovation, and problem solving among participants.

Drop by Norquay Community Centre and check out a culture jam with Aimee, try your hand at performance art with Michael, stitch up something wild with Anastasia, or put your hip hop hat on with our resident hip hop heroes, Mike, Loa, Bob and Nereo.
    
Graffiti Art Programming is also currently accepting applications for the 2009/10 Urban Canvas Project Class.  If you are- or know of- an aboriginal artist between the ages of 18 and 28, we’d like to meet them.  The Urban Canvas Project is a 48 week program that incorporates life skill, fine art, and commercial training tools into the lives of young, urban artists.  Visit the gallery to learn more about this exciting opportunity!  
  

Graffiti Art Programming Inc., is a not for profit youth art centre located at 109 Higgins Avenue.   GAP is dedicated to the creation of a safe and accepting environment for all forms of artistic expression and uses art as a tool for community development, social change, and individual growth.  Call 204.667-9960 for more program information.


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Graffiti Gallery

Graffiti Art Programming Inc. (GAP) is a not-for-profit community youth art centre dedicated to the creation of a safe and accepting environment for the development of all forms of artistic expression, using art as a tool for community development, social change, and individual growth. Children ages 6 to 12 years, youth 13 to 17 years and adult artists 18 to 30 years participate in our programming.

We offer: 

  • Free after-school art workshops for children and youth;

  • Commercial art industry training for artists 18 yrs. - 30 yrs.;

  • Community urban art gallery operation;

  • Commercial artists for hire.

Please contact us by any of the following methods:
Bob Veruela,
Office Manager  info@graffitigallery.ca
Phone (204) 667-9960  ~  Fax (204) 949-0696 

Feel free to stop by the gallery. 
We would be happy to give you a tour and perhaps tempt you to purchase a piece of art on display by one of our many talented youth.

We are located at 109 Higgins, at Gomez. Our hours of operation are :

Monday, Tuesdays - 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Wednesday, Thursdays - 9:00 am - 9:00 pm
Friday - 9:00 - 6:30
Saturday - 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Sunday - closed

Volunteer Opportunities:

  • Parents are encouraged to volunteer and get involved in our after-school programs and/or summer camps.  It provides an opportunity for the parents to bond with their children and provides the children a different perspective on their parents.

  • Youth volunteers are involved in mentoring children in our community

  • A Youth Committee is made up of young community members and is essential to our program development

  • A variety of functions require volunteers when we are putting together Art Exhibit Opening Receptions, Fundraisers, events.

  • Electricians, carpenters and general maintenance services always appreciated.

  • Illegal graffiti vandalism removal in North Point Douglas

If any of these opportunities interest you, kindly contact us directly.


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