Saskatchewan Art News
Regina Five Artist Ted Godwin Dies at Age 79
Acclaimed Regina Five artist Ted Godwin has died in Calgary, Alberta, in the early morning of January 4th, after suffering a heart attack two months ago. He was 79. Born in Calgary, Godwin moved to Regina in 1958 and began teaching at the Regina campus...
Bronze Sculpture Commissioned of Saskatchewan's First Premier
A statue of Walter Scott, Saskatchewan's first premier, has been commissioned by the provincial government. The life-sized bronze sculpture will be situated in front of the Legislative Building, at the north end of the Queen Elizabeth II Gardens. Tendered...
Emma Lake Kenderdine Campus closure
Despite strong opposition, the University of Saskatchewan has yet to reverse its November 15th decision to close the Emma Lake Kenderdine Campus. The campus, at Emma Lake north of Prince Albert, hosts a wide range of experiential learning opportunities...
405 Picasso Prints Donated to Remai Art Gallery of Saskatchewan
The Frank and Ellen Remai Foundation has donated 405 Pablo Picasso linocut prints, valued at $20 million, to the Remai Art Gallery of Saskatchewan (formerly the Mendel Art Gallery), in Saskatoon. The donation, announced on September 25th, doubles the...
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