Rania AlHarthi, Lindsay Arnold, Ian Campbell & Heidi Phillips, David Garneau with Peter Brass, Dennis Jackson, John Graham, Graeme Patterson, Theo Pelmus with Kristin Snowbird, Lindsey Rewuski On-demand screenings of video artworks by Saskatchewan artists accessed through a free augmented reality smartphone app paired with AR-enabled posters at public locations throughout Regina and the province.
Ayla Dmyterko, Blair Fornwald & Brette Gabel, Audie Murray, Marigold Santos, Zoë Schneider, Maia Stark
curated by Jess Richter Main Gallery exhibition that explores traditional modes of knowledge, ranging from pre-colonial traditions, rituals from the “Old World” witchcraft, paganism, and other (often) pre-Christian rituals. These give people a sense of place in the world and assist in reclaiming identity or culture.
October 26, 2020 | Reception & Curator's Talk (preregistration required)
The AGR is pleased to present a series of acrylic paintings by Buena Vista, Saskatchewan-based artist Marge Jessop inspired by trees, the lake, lake paths, peace and abstraction.
Through distance and closure, there is the potential to become closer: closer to artist's processes, research and the experiences that inform their work.
The Art Gallery of Regina, in partnership with AKA Artist-Run (Saskatoon), offers intimate glimpses into artist Katherine Boyer's online sketchbook.
Due to COVID-19 disruptions, the Art Gallery of Regina rescheduled Boyer's solo exhibition, Where the Sky Carries the Sun, for 2022.
*Tofeelclose.com is organized by AKA artist-run
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Annual General Meeting
Due to concerns over holding a public gathering, the AGR will host its AGM over Zoom video conference. We recommend downloading Zoom in advance of the meeting; Zoom requires a smartphone or computer with internet connection or data. Please email the AGR (agr@sasktel.net) to confirm your attendance and receive the AGM email link. We appreciate your RSVP, as it will assist us in ensuring that we meet quorum. Zoom links will be emailed two days before the AGM.
Jacqueline Campbell's assemblages convey the cost of human vanity that is too often at the expense of the natural environment: the animals, grasses, foliage, lands, waters and even ourselves.
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.
APPOINTMENTS FOR AT-RISK VISITORS
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