OUTSIDE THE BOX: MEMBERS' EXHIBITIONS
The Art Gallery of Regina (AGR) has a long history of working with and supporting local art guilds and artists. The AGR presents a series of open access exhibitions entitled Outside the Box (hallway gallery and glass display case). These non-curated shows complement main gallery programming by providing additional opportunities for members and local artists to show and sell their work.
Contact the AGR office at 306-522-5940 or info@artgalleryofregina.ca to purchase artworks. Artworks can also be purchased through the AGR's website: www.artgalleryofregina.ca/shop
For information on how to apply for an Outside the Box exhibition, please see our submissions page.
Current Outside The Box Exhibitions
Hallway Gallery
Derek Pho
Forbidden Mechanisms: a Chalk and Temporal Art Show
March 5 - 31, 2026
Just as a phosphorescent light breaks through the darkness, visions can come to us in the night or when we close our eyes. They are temporal–like chalk dust on a board–but can lead to the divine or sublime, so we must be mindful.
Derek Pho is a local visual artist who–when he's not teaching art at The Neil Balkwill or creating art on his own–loves to hang out at home with his family and playing with their cats in mindful harmony. This mindfulness has developed into a daily exercise which has informed and improved the quality of his entire life.
Display Case
Sabine Wecker
Surfaced: Past & Present Smaller Works
March 5 - 31, 2026
Sabine Wecker is a ceramic artist working in the sculptural as well as functional field of clay. She was educated in Germany in the ceramic craft, and after a twenty-year break dove back into clay at the University of Regina completing a BFA in Visual Arts with Great Distinction in 2021 and a MFA in Visual Arts in 2024. Wecker was awarded the C.D. Howe Scholarships for Art and Design by the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts in 2020; and in 2021, the Social Science and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) Canadian Graduate Scholarship. Wecker has a special interest in art history as well as craft theory, which goes hand-in-hand with her practice-based research projects.
View and purchase in-person at the Art Gallery of Regina (2420 Elphinstone Street) or online.