v. 24 – 2022

Our 24th year included a wide range of events across the city for much of the fall, encompassing vast geographies and minute gestures—post-industrial dub and diaristic chamber music; working class urban song and deftly materialist film work; original radio commissions and interactive gallery works of…

v. 23 – 2021

send + receive returns for our twenty-third year with three fully outdoor concerts, site-specific and gallery-based installations, and more.

v.22 – 2020

v. 21 – 2019

v.20 – 2018

v20 Artwork: Dee Barsy Design & Layout: Paul Phillips  Statement from the Director When I was compiling the program notes for this year’s twentieth edition, a recurring theme of portraits kept striking me. The fact is, this festival is all about…

v.19 – 2017

v19 Artwork: Jon Vaughn  Design & Layout: Paul Phillips  Statement from the Director When programming each edition of the festival I find myself ruminating on what excites me about sound. In all artistic forms I find inspiration in the unexpected, something…

v.18 – 2016

v18 Artwork: Irene Bindi  Design & Layout: Paul Phillips  Statement from the Director Sound waves travel through the air and interact with any and all materials in their path, meaning the way in which we receive and interpret sound is greatly impacted by the space…

v.10 – 2008

Art concept & Design: Urban Ink  Statement from our Director  Welcome to the 10th Anniversary edition of send + receive! I am honored to be welcoming our audience and artists to this year’s festival. I left Winnipeg not a month before…

v.11 – 2009

v11 Art concept: crys cole  Design & Layout: Urban Ink  A new era begins… For the 11th edition of send + receive we will focus your senses, challenge where you listen and explore the playful and complex nature of collaboration and improvisation. Each performance, installation…

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