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Celebrating and supporting
Manitoba artists since 1902.

Exhibitions, opportunities, and community for artists across Manitoba

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MSA - Vision 125
Celebrating 125 Years in 2027

​In 2027, the Manitoba Society of Artists will mark its 125th anniversary — a remarkable milestone that speaks to our lasting influence and steadfast support for visual arts in Manitoba.  

With 125 years of unwavering commitment to supporting visual artists in Manitoba, our legacy continues to grow stronger.​

  • Expanded Membership Categories

  • Three Annual Juried Exhibitions with enhanced prize funds & profile

  • Standard Setting with Fairness, Integrity, and Transparency

  • Community Building and Professional Development

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call for artists - Coming Soon.

The Manitoba Society of Artists (MSA) is proud to present the first annual MSA Members Exhibition, the Call for Entry will soon open.

 

Not a member? Apply for Associate Membership and gain eligibility to enter this exclusive members-only exhibition.

Call for MSA Membership

Associate Membership is the first step in becoming an MSA Member. Associate applications are accepted year round.

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Signature Membership is a juried second step which recognizes professional achievement. The next Call for Signature Membership is expected June or July 2026.

Support Awards & Artist Opportunities

As a registered charity, the Manitoba Society of Artists relies on community support to present exhibitions, awards, and opportunities for artists. (Registered Charity Number: 119030708 RR0001)

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call for artists - April 22 to May 9, 2026

The Manitoba Society of Artists (MSA) is proud to present the first annual MSA Members Exhibition, with the Call for Entry opened April 24, 2026.

 

Not a member? Apply for Associate Membership and gain eligibility to enter this exclusive members-only exhibition.

The Manitoba Society of Artists is communicating with you from Treaty No. 1, the original lands and waters of Anishinaabe, Ininiwak, Anishininiwak, Dakota, and Dene peoples, and on the homeland of the Red River Métis Nation.

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