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
Elise Masotti, Karys Hallett, Finch Nygren, and Lux Bainbridge
SK Printmakers' Student Show
April 4 - 30, 2026
This annual student exhibition features printmaking students from the University of Regina (Elise Masotti and Karys Hallett) and from the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon (Finch Nygren and Lux Bainbridge).
Saskatchewan Printmakers is a volunteer-driven not-for-profit dedicated to providing exhibition and networking opportunities for print artists at every career stage.
Display Case
William Bessai-Saul
Birdhaus
April 4 - 30, 2026
William Bessai-Saul is a self-proclaimed scholar of comedy, studying it through his practice as a daily cartoonist, a gallery artist, a filmmaker, animator, and photographer, a satirical public performer, and the host of a weekly radio program about newspaper cartoons. His comics have been published in Geist, The Quarter(ly), and the University of Regina's Carillon newspaper. His short live action and animated films have screened at 8Fest in Toronto, the 48 Film Fest in Toronto and Vancouver, One Take Super 8 and Nuit Blanche in Regina, CineDanse in Moose Jaw and Saskatoon, and Regina's Fifth Parallel Art Gallery. His drawn, photographic, and narrative sculptural work has exhibited at the University of Regina, the Neutral Ground artist run centre, the Art Gallery of Regina outside the box series, Silt Studio, and the Salt Gallery. Bessai-Saul has been profiled in Akimbo and, in his guise as Sir Reginald, is a mainstay at the Swampfest music festival.
View and purchase in-person at the Art Gallery of Regina (2420 Elphinstone Street) or online.
These exhibitions do not have work for sale.