Ruth Chambers has pinched, plucked and pulled over sixty exquisitely detailed, life-sized flowers from lightly tinted porcelain clay. Tend draws upon the elegiac traditions of floral still-life painting and systematic enumeration of plants by unsung botanical illustrators.
The Members' Show & Sale is one of the Art Gallery of Regina's most important fundraising events. This year, the AGR has simplified the submission process: fill in the online submission form with your personal details and artwork label information: https://www.artgalleryofregina.ca/members-show-and-sale
All current members of the AGR are eligible to take part.
Saskatoon artist Jessica Morgun invites you to have a conversation with her about lost belongings.
Consultations will take place over Zoom video conference. If you do not have a computer with video camera and microphone, the AGR can provide a safe and private computer for your meeting.
Email or call 306-522-5940 to sign up for a 30-minute consultation with the artist. Indicate your preferred date and half-hour time slot from the available appointments listed below.
Read Wayne Baerwaldt's exhibition essay accompanied by Don Hall's installation photos of Nic Wilson's Pavilion of Shadows at the Art Gallery of Regina. Read online or download the exhibition catalogue as a free PDF.
The theme, Brighter Days, coincides with the Vernal Equinox during the show. It can also symbolically represent hope for better days after a year in a pandemic. With the Vernal Equinox comes longer hours of daylight, the emergence of colours in the foliage, flowers, flowing waters in our landscapes.
Formed in Regina in 1982, The Aurora Art Guild provides a supportive art community that nurtures and strengthens each member's creative and professional development. The word "aurora" was chosen as the original members found meaning in the connection between the colours of the aurora borealis and the colours in an artist's palette.
online demo: Sculpting porcelain from life with Ruth Chambers
Ruth Chambers shares her creative process in this online Zoom video conference demo.
Friday, March 26
6 - 8 pm
Zoom video conference
$10 members & non-members
more information
Still Life Sundays
Join the Art Gallery of Regina on the last Sunday afternoon of each month for a free, drop-in still-life drawing and socializing session over Zoom video conference from 2-4 PM.
Register to receive the meeting link for the next session on Sunday, February 28.
The Neil Balkwill Civic Arts Centre will also have new COVID-19 protocols in place to keep patrons safe. When visiting, please carefully read and follow all signs. Hand sanitizing stations are available throughout the centre, and travel in halls is one-direction only. Masks required for all indoor spaces.
APPOINTMENTS FOR AT-RISK VISITORS
The AGR will arrange safe times to visit for those who are immunocompromised or otherwise at risk. Call us to schedule your visit during a time that the building is closed to the general public.
OFFICE
We are here to assist you from a safe distance.
Maintain a 2-meter (6-foot) distance from other patrons and staff at all times, unless they are part of our social bubble.
Do not enter the AGR office or lean on desks or workstations.
For membership renewals, notify AGR staff from a safe distance, marked with an X on the floor and wait at the white counter under the bulletin board. AGR Staff will deliver a membership form, a pen and a debit pin pad to you.
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