Past Exhibitions
SAT
4
June 4, 2022 – August 6, 2022
Sharing artists’ work, their vision and their language with a broad and diverse community.
SAT
7
May 7, 2022 – June 11, 2022
High School Art Show
West Wing Gallery: Airmen’s Billet, Doc’s Town, Kinetic Park, 1700 – 17th Avenue SE, Swift Current, SK
A Showcase of artwork from the local High School Students of the Chinook School Division.
SAT
26
March 26, 2022 – May 24, 2022
Sharing artists’ work, their vision and their language with a broad and diverse community.
SAT
15
January 15, 2022 – March 15, 2022
Sharing artists’ work, their vision and their language with a broad and diverse community.
WED
10
November 10 – January 5, 2022
Sharing artists’ work, their vision and their language with a broad and diverse community.
SAT
11
A survey exhibition following the trajectory of Jonathan Forrest’s painting practice.
FRI
30
July 30 – September 6
SAT
3
July 3 – September 4
Charley has produced ceramic art works of the highest standard for more than four decades. Each of the works in this exhibition have been shaped entirely by Charley’s thoughts and hands.
FRI
11
FRI
30
SAT
6
Embodied Ecologies presents a retrospective survey of the compelling, poetic, political and hauntingly beautiful work of Saskatchewan artist, Marsha Kennedy.
SAT
9
A solo exhibition of artwork surveying the years 2008 to 2020 by renowned painter Robert Christie. This period of work encompasses a new approach in Christie’s creative process.
MON
16
Solo exhibition of sculpture by Milan Gerza, presenting a retrospective survey of the past fifteen years of artmaking. The title work, Anti-Universe is a unique installation incorporating black lights and a Kinetic element that takes the viewer into the surreal.
SAT
12
Folk & Contemporary Art Narratives of Life on the Canadian Prairies.
SAT
14
Catherine Blackburn melds traditional form with contemporary design in New Age Warriors, using the framework of beading to explore cultural identity, memory, and history.
SAT
11
Archival images celebrating the everyday life and ongoing resilience in First Nations, Metis and Inuit communities from the 1920’s through the 1970’s – featuring historical photos from Maple Creek and Lac Pelletier, and nationally from Archives Canada.
