Prince Albert Art Galleries

Located in Regina's heritage neighbourhood, Slate has 2,000 square feet of gallery space featuring works from emerging and established artists.

Commercial

The Mann Art Gallery features a varied exhibition schedule promoting local, provincial and national artists, as well as curated exhibitions, lectures and workshops.

Public

Established in 1978, the gallery's primary emphasis is on senior and mid-career Saskatchewan artists while also representing several established western Canadian painters and overseeing a number of artist estates.

Commercial

The only public Saskatchewan gallery dedicated to exhibitions of contemporary fine craft through solo, group, juried, curated or touring shows.

Public

Located at the gateway to Grasslands National Park in a land of rolling hills, rugged coulees and steep ravines centred on the Frenchman River Valley, Grasslands Gallery shows original art and craft by some of Saskatchewan's finest artists.

Commercial

The Dunlop Art Gallery informs the practices and understanding of visual art through activities including exhibitions, interpretive and public programs, research, publishing and collecting.

Public

Supports and encourages dissemination, development and experimentation in contemporary art, covering a wide range of disciplines including visual, performance and media arts.

Artist Run

As the only professionally-operated public art gallery within a 200 km radius of Yorkton, the Dean curates, exhibits and promotes the work of local, provincial and national contemporary artists who address issues affecting the Yorkton region.

Public

The Archives/Museum was dedicated in 1992. It is home to Père Athol Murray's collection of Rare Books, the Parthenon Frieze, the Rex Beach Repository, 4,000 selected Lane Hall library books, and more.

Public

Self-taught wildlife artist, Neil Jones opens his studio gallery to the public to view his own work and that of other Saskatchewan artists.

Commercial, Artist Studios

The gallery is charged with collecting, exhibiting, and maintaining works of art and the development of public understanding and appreciation of art.

Public

Established in 1977, the Assiniboia Gallery showcases contemporary and traditional works of art by established and emerging visual artists.

Commercial

Exhibiting contemporary Canadian art with an emphasis on professional Saskatchewan artists, including David Alexander, Darrell Bell, Lee Brady, Megan Courtney Broner, Inger deCoursey, Kaija Sanelma Harris, Hans Herold, and Ian Rawlinson.

Commercial

Outstanding painted works by regionally and nationally acclaimed artists in a variety of media including oil, acrylic, watercolour, coloured pencil, felted wool and hand-pulled prints.

Commercial

Professional artists, University art students, art educators and weekend artists rely on The Gallery/Art Placement's art supply store for fine quality materials and equipment at reasonable prices.

Retail

Located in the lower level of the Weyburn Public Library, the gallery features touring exhibitions from the Mendel Art Gallery, the Mackenzie Art Gallery, the Saskatchewan Craft Council, and the Saskatchewan Arts Board through OSAC.

Public

AGSC is a public art gallery featuring exhibitions of regional, provincial, and national works of visual art.

Public

The Gallery at the Frances Morrison Library is a showcase for emerging and established artists in Saskatchewan, particularly those working in the Saskatoon area.

Public

The Kenderdine Art Gallery is the home of the Permanent Collection of the University of Saskatchewan.

Public

Featuring senior student art work (Department of Art and Art History) at the University of Saskatchewan, and variety of professional artists within the community.

Public