Exterior of Art Gallery of Swift Current, 2011

Welcome to Art Gallery of Swift Current

Hours

 

Tuesday – Saturday: 12 pm – 5 pm

Sunday, Monday, and Holidays: CLOSED

 

Admission to AGSC is always free.

The Supply Store is open Tuesday – Friday, 1-5 pm.

 

We maintain a comprehensive but frequently shifting stock of art supplies. Please call ahead or visit us in person to peruse our offerings. AGSC members receive a 15% discount on most art supplies!

 

Gift Certificates

Looking for the perfect gift for your favorite artist? We offer gift certificates for any amount!

 

Return Policy

Art supplies may be returned or exchanged within 30 days of purchase with the original receipt. Items must be unopened, free of damage, and in original packaging.

 

Art Gallery of Swift Current is wheelchair accessible. 

The accessible entrance to the Main Gallery is through the front entrance on Herbert St. E. 

Art Gallery of Swift Current
411 Herbert Street East
Swift Current, Saskatchewan, Canada
S9H 1M5

T: 306-778-2736
E: agscprograms@swiftcurrent.ca 

About Us

The Art Gallery of Swift Current is a creative hub in southwest Saskatchewan, providing high-calibre art exhibitions and cultural experiences to residents and visitors alike. Through exhibitions and public programs and events, AGSC supports artists and audiences to learn, connect, and reflect. AGSC creates opportunities for dialogue in consideration of local, regional, and national cultural contexts, and supports the production of innovative new work, ideas, and research.  

 

We present four to five exhibitions per year in our main gallery at the Art Gallery of Swift Current and another two to three exhibitions per year in our satellite community gallery, known as the West Wing Gallery. Art classes are offered at our dedicated education facility in the Dickson Community Centre.

Our History

AGSC has provided public access to visual art for southwest Saskatchewan since its opening on October 4, 1974. Originally known as the Swift Current National Exhibition Centre, it was one of only three NECs in Saskatchewan. After funding for the SCNEC was discontinued, the City of Swift Current supported a new strategic plan, and in 1997 the organization was renamed Art Gallery of Swift Current to better reflect its association with the city and the communities it serves.

 

Core services of AGSC include a program of art exhibitions and related interpretation, including guided tours, artist talks, and related publications, media, and materials. A robust studio education program was introduced in 1995 and continues to thrive today via AGSC’s Learning Centre. AGSC also houses a comprehensive Art Supply Store to encourage and enhance the creativity of local artists and makers.

R C Dahl Centre 1993 Eric Uglem
R C Dahl Centre 1993 Eric Uglem

Our Team

Terri Fidelak

Terri Fidelak

Director

t.fidelak@swiftcurrent.ca

Luke Maddaford

Luke Maddaford

Curator

l.maddaford@swiftcurrent.ca

Morghie Flaterud

Morghie Flaterud

Programming Coordinator

m.flaterud@swiftcurrent.ca

Ray Zanidean

Ray Zanidean

Preparator/Carpenter

r.zanidean@swiftcurrent.ca

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