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    URBAN SHAMAN CONTEMPORARY ABORIGINAL ART
    203 - 290 MCDERMOT AVE WINNIPEG, MB R3B 0T2
    phone/fax: 204.942.2674               .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
    © URBAN SHAMAN CONTEMPORARY ABORIGINAL ART     GALLERY HOURS
    TUES - SAT 12PM - 5PM
    CLOSED SUNDAYS & MONDAYS

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    Membership Benefits:

    Join our mailing list & email list where you receive invitations and notifications to all exhibition openings keeping you informed on upcoming events & exhibitions

    *Opportunity to show & sell your artwork in our annual 50-500 Membership show

    *Opportunities to participate in artistic workshops exclusive to Urban Shaman Members

    *Receive 10% discount on Urban Shaman products, merchandise, and rentals

    *Voting privileges at the Annual General Meeting

    *Rental of gallery for art cultural events or non-profit organizations

    If you have any questions about memberships, or any activities happening at Urban Shaman, please call Daina Warren or Liz Garlicki at 204.942.2674 or .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)







    Optional: Are you of Aboriginal ancestry, including Métis, Inuit & First Nations (Status or Non-Status)?

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    Urban Shaman relies on donations to open our doors, turn on our lights and, most importantly, program the gallery and provide services to our members.

    To help support Urban Shaman’s activities, we ask that you please consider making US one of your charities of choice and giving a donation.

    Urban Shaman is dedicated to the Aboriginal arts community and the arts community at large. Your support will ensure we can meet the needs of artists by providing a vehicle for artistic expression in all disciplines and at all levels by taking a leadership role in the cultivation of Indigenous art.