Framing & Art Centre, Winnipeg, MB

01/02/2025

Framing & Art Centre is pleased to present an exhibition of original paintings by Winnipeg writer and artist Pamela Raynor Moore on Saturday, January 4, from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, we will be hosting Pam’s launch of her book Myall, with illustrations from the book on display. We look forward to seeing you. Unit 6 - 200 Meadowood Drive.

12/05/2024

Oh yes🌲 We can frame anything for the holidays🌲🎄🎄🎄

04/03/2024

Beautiful beaded handmade African necklace mounted to black fabric matboard background with black wood shadow box frame and Museum Glass to prevent fading from UV light exposure and amazing low glare clarity.

03/08/2024

01/08/2024

Framing & Art Centre is pleased to present Hues by Genevie, an exhibition of original acrylic paintings by Manitoba artist Genevie Henderson on display until February 29th, 2024

11/11/2023

We are closed today for Remembrance Day. Thank you to all who have given so much. We honour and remember you.


My Poppies is an original acrylic on canvas painting by Winnipeg artist Elaine Clerc, on display at Framing & Art Centre until December 31st

11/08/2023

This hand embroidered child's shirt was brought in for framing and we stitched it to a background mat using Artique mat Ink. A foamboard form was put in the shirt to lighten it and give it shape. The frame we used was Larson Juhl Carnivale Pina Colada. UV 70 glass was used for low reflection and amazing clarity.

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10/20/2023

We can float your boat!😂

A floater frame is a frame that is usually used for paintings or prints on canvas. The design of the frame is so that the edges of the canvas are exposed with the painting inset into the frame. Usually, the surface of the painting is just below the face of the frame with around a quarter of an inch gap between the edge of the canvas and the inside edge of the frame. In this case we used Larson Juhl Eiffel Silver as the frame. Inspired by the famous Paris Eiffel Tower, metallic finishes mimic the tower's wrought iron structure.❤️

Come and see us if you love 💕💕💕💕we are looking forward to seeing you and tour beautiful art piece.

10/13/2023

Silk embroidery of koi fish was matted using Bainbridge mats Flagstone and Chameleon with a foamboard spacer between the two mats. Larson Juhl Ally Soft Gold was used for the frame. UV 70 glass was used for amazing clarity and low reflection.❤️❤️❤️

10/05/2023

Skppy, portrait of a dog as a coloured etching was framed using Bainbridge Alphalinen mat Seurat Sand, made from the finest quality Belgian linen. Here we have used a wider mat margin of 4 inches to show off the beauty of the linen mat and give the picture more substance. A mottled brown mat was used as a second mat. The frame is a simple traditional profile in medium walnut stain. Museum Glass was used for 99% UV protection against fading and amazing low glare clarity.❤️❤️

09/27/2023

Maple Leaf Gardens official magazine from 1967 featuring Tim Horton on the cover. I cut the blue mat (Bainbridge Bijou) and foamcore to the exact size of the magazine for a friction fit. Mylar strips were used to fasten the magazine to the backing underneath the cover and running vertically so the hinging of the magazine was done archivally and the magazine can be removed without removing any tape. Black mat was cut to cover the top leaving ¼ inch of the blue mat revealed. Larson Juhl Confetti Royal Blue frame was used. Glazed with Museum Glass for 99% UV protection against fading and amazing low glare clarity.❤️❤️

09/22/2023

This award certificate was framed using Bainbridge Imperial blue fabric mat with black bevel accent as the submat. The frame used was Larson Juhl Zeppelin Antique Aluminum. The look of industrial, oxidized metal complements both contemporary and rustic styles of art and decor. I always felt this frame has an Art Deco feel to it. Notice the detailing on the edge of the frame, which is an unusual feature to find. Museum glass was used to prevent fading and for amazing clarity.

The great thing about framing is the options available - truly an individual choice every time - no two projects are ever the dame❤️
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