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This article was published 29/03/2025 (217 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
The FLASH Photographic Festival is marking its 10th anniversary in style.
The annual celebration of photography and lens-based art will extend across the province, with exhibits at 56 venues in Winnipeg, rural and northern Manitoba.
They include larger art galleries, such as WAG-Qaumajuq and the Art Gallery of Southwestern Manitoba, artist-run centres and non-traditional venues, such as libraries, restaurants, cafés and bars.
The event, which also features panel discussions, talks, workshops, film screenings and photo walks, runs the month of April.
For more information, go to: flashfest.net
Sam Baardman photo Sunset on the Mendenhall — Verde Juice Bar, Winnipeg
Susan Gibson photo
Alive — Prairie Fusion Arts & Entertainment, Portage la Prairie
Zac Ironstand photo
Osborne Ghost — Urban Shaman Contemporary Indigenous Art, Winnipeg
Sheila Spence photo
If William Morris was a Woman — Mennonite Heritage Centre Gallery, Winnipeg
Lisa Stinner photo
Tomorrowland (plants) — C’cap: Centre for Cultural and Artistic Practices, Winnipeg
Michelle Sound photo
Mother Tongue (1) — Art Gallery of Southwestern Manitoba, Brandon
Noelle Drimmie photo
Milk — NorVa, Flin Flon
Sarah Crawley photo
at the water’s edge — Martha Street Studio, Winnipeg
Ryszard Hunka photo
Happy Heart — Platform Centre Members’ Wall, Winnipeg