Saskatchewan Art News
Sculpture Unveiled of Saskatchewan's First Premier
A new statue of Saskatchewan’s first premier, Walter Scott, was unveiled on July 31st, in the Queen Elizabeth II gardens in front of the provincial legislature, in Regina. The life-size bronze statue depicts Scott holding a blueprint for the...
First Nations Gallery Opens in Regina
Tatanka Boutique, a new art and fine craft retail store opened its doors in Regina’s Cathedral Area earlier this month. Tatanka, which is Sioux for Buffalo, sells authentic handmade original First Nation and Metís designed artworks,...
Regina Gallery Opens with Slate of Top Artists
The Slate Fine Art Gallery, in Regina’s Heritage neighborhood, opened in April with a remarkable display of contemporary art works by seventeen top Saskatchewan artists. Artists currently represented by the commercial gallery include...
Keep Kenderdine Campaign Forms
A grassroots group has formed to urge the University of Saskatchewan to reverse its November 15th decision to close the Emma Lake Kenderdine Campus. The public is urged to visit the Keep Kenderdine website to learn more, to leave comments, and to...
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- 405 Picasso Prints Donated to Remai Art Gallery of Saskatchewan
- Artists chosen for celebration of 100th Anniversary of Legislature
- Joe Fafard Honoured with Three Stamps
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