How Winnipeg's Bahati sisters mix business and family — successfully
The six Bahati sisters have all launched businesses in the 10 years since they arrived in Winnipeg after escaping civil war in Congo.
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The six Bahati sisters have all launched businesses in the 10 years since they arrived in Winnipeg after escaping civil war in Congo.
Alexa Joy visits Take Home, a BIPOC-centred artists' studio, and Kinfolk, an incubated collective, which make it a priority to support Black femme, trans, non-binary and queer voices in Winnipeg's art scene.
For over two decades, Earls has been a staple at the corner of Main Street and York Avenue. Within a...
Posted: Feb 27, 2021 5:00 AM CT | Last Updated: February 27 Glodi Bahati stands in front of her photographs which will be on display at TakeHome BIPOC Arts House (Kevin Nepitabo/CBC) Artists who are Black, Indigenous and people of colour have a new gallery to call home in Winnipeg's Exchange District. Starting this weekend, TakeHome BIPOC Arts House will open its doors, by appointment only, for an inaugural show featuring artists Glodi Bahati and Bria Fernandes. "I think there's not enough spaces that are just for BIPOC people to be in charge of our own stories," said Bahati. "In my opi...