Find art galleries outside of Saskatoon in Northern Saskatchewan Prince Albert
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212 Main Street, Melfort, Saskatchewan S0E 1A0
Commercial, Northern Saskatchewan
206 Bemister Ave East (Box 2230), Melfort, Saskatchewan S0E 1A0
Located 2 hours north of Saskatoon, the gallery is dedicated to the presentation and promotion of emerging local and provincial artists.
Northern Saskatchewan, Public
Big River, Saskatchewan
Participants experience 7 days of spontaneous and collaborative art making in a variety of media: blacksmithing, small metals, raising, drawing & painting, furniture, woodworking, turning, stone carving, weaving, sculpture, glass, ceramics and more.
Northern Saskatchewan, Public Space
1 Railway Ave E (PO Box 460), North Battleford, Saskatchewan S9A 2Y6
Allen Sapp was the recipient of the Order of Canada among many honours for his paintings depicting the everyday lives of Northern Plains Cree at mid 20th century.
RR #4 Penner Rd, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7K 3J7
Wanuskewin Galleries develop, present and promote media, visual and performance art by contemporary and traditional Indigenous artists, framing all programming and exhibitions within Indigenous worldviews.
1-891 99 St, North Battleford, Saskatchewan S9A 2Y6
The Chapel Gallery is a public gallery with special emphases on contemporary, regional and Aboriginal art in all media.
409 3 Ave N (Box 145), Meacham, Saskatchewan S0K 2V0
Presenting the works of 60 Saskatchewan artists and artisans for 33 years -- with changing gallery exhibitions during April through December.
142 12 St W, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan S6V 3B5
The Mann Art Gallery features a varied exhibition schedule promoting local, provincial and national artists, as well as curated exhibitions, lectures and workshops.
Prince Albert, Public
125 12 St E, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan S6V 1B7
The Grace Campbell Gallery does not have a permanent collection but regularly displays works by local, provincial and national artists in exhibitions lasting about four weeks.
1101 Central Avenue, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan S6V 4V2
The gallery represents more than 50 Saskatchewan painters, potters, photographers, carvers, jewellery makers, fabric artists, candle makers, glass artists, wood workers, knitters and metal sculptors.
Commercial, Prince Albert
601 Main Street (PO Box 2349), Humboldt, Saskatchewan S0K 2A0
Built in 1920, the gallery was designated as a heritage site in 2011. In January 2014 the building was re-opened as a dedicated gallery space, an extension location for the museum.
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