The Lobby Gallery presents, Shifting Perspectives, featuring the works from artists of the Regina Art Collective, from March 17 until July 10. The gallery will host a reception on April 14, from 5:30 until 7:30, featuring live music, food, drink, and of course a chance to meet the artists behind the exhibition.

View works from their three new members, Dale Lowe, Barbara Goretzy, and returning member, Les Sneesby, along with other members Doug Scott, Shelley McGillibray, DeLee Grant, Nikki Jacquin, and Brenda Cardiff.

Slate Fine Art Gallery is hosting an Anniversary Exhibition, Lucky 13, from April 23 until May 23.

Join them for an opening reception on Thursday, April 23, from 5:30-7:30 p.m.

SCC Fine Craft Shop has taken over our entire first floor for the summer! The summer expansion will run until the end of August.

Similar to a member show and sale in SCC Gallery, this extended retail space allows us to display a wide range of handmade works in a variety of sizes and price points, including jewellery, textiles, wood, pottery, glass, photography, visual art, and more. We have pieces by over 150 juried Saskatchewan makers on display! Shop for Mother’s Day, graduation season, summer weddings, birthdays, or just to treat yourself to a beautiful handmade treasure. We hope you’ll stop by 813 Broadway Ave in Saskatoon this summer to see what our members have been working on!

White Trees, Blue Seas is a new solo exhibition by Rick Bond - one of Assiniboia Gallery’s longest-standing artists, represented since 2002.

Based in the North Okanagan Valley, Bond draws from the landscapes around him, translating them into bold colour, loose brushwork, and expressive, layered compositions.

Join them May 6 until 30 for this colourful show.

The Hand Wave Gallery presents Garden Theme - Small Works, featuring mixed media sculptures, on display from May 8 until June 30 (Interior Gallery).

Join them for an opening reception on Sunday, May 24, 2 PM- 4:30 PM

The gallery is open Friday to Monday year round. Please call (306) 380-4483 to arrange a visit.

The Hand Wave Gallery presents Open Theme - a multi-artist exhibition featuring sculpture artists. On display until October 14 (Garden Gallery).

Join them for an opening reception on Sunday, May 24, 2 PM- 4:30 PM.

The gallery is open Friday to Monday year round. Please call (306) 380-4483 to arrange a visit.

JODI MILLER - What Colour is the Sky?
Reception: Saturday May 9, 2-4PM
May 9 - June 13
You are warmly invited to join us on Saturday May 9th for the opening of What Colour is the Sky?, the first solo exhibition at the gallery by Saskatoon‑based landscape painter Jodi Miller. Through expansive skies, textured fields, and atmospheric brushwork, Miller’s work offers a space for pause, memory, and belonging.

In her first solo exhibition at The Gallery / art placement inc., Jodi Miller presents a compelling series of landscape works that draw deeply from the physical and emotional terrain of the prairies. What Colour is the Sky? is both a meditation on memory and a celebration of place—capturing textured fields and dusty gravel roads, shifting light and colour, and the vast skies that define the Saskatchewan experience.

Working in acrylic on canvas, Miller layers gestural brushwork with soft, atmospheric colour to create expansive scenes that hover between reality and memory. Conjured from feeling and remembrance, she combines layers of drawing with broad impasto strokes and wispy washes of colour to produce paintings that evoke the quiet stillness of open spaces, the colourful drama of weather, and the subtle pull of horizon lines. Grounding viewers in a particular time and place, Miller often fills the foregrounds of her pictures with thick staccato strokes that capture the texture and movement of prairie grasses and crops. As the landscape recedes, her edges become softer, less fixed, more intangible. Features and forms become hazy and blurred, dissolving into patches of softly blended colour. The landscape, like memory and feeling, becomes obscured by distance, faint yet familiar, material yet just beyond reach.

Rooted in personal experience and informed by Saskatchewan’s rich tradition of landscape painting, Jodi Miller’s work reflects a profound connection to land and sky. These are not literal portraits of place, but emotional landscapes: visual reflections of memory, belonging, relationships, the passage of time, and the enduring imprint of the places we call home. What Colour is the Sky? offers viewers a space to pause, reflect, and reconnect with the quiet, comforting elegance of the prairie horizon–not just as a location, but as a living presence, a familiar vista that bridges past and present.

Artist Statement

I paint landscapes from memory. When I begin sketching in graphite, I allow memories of my childhood on the farm and perhaps more importantly, the people I loved, to fill the canvas. These recollections guide the forms that emerge, grounding the landscape in personal history and emotional connection.

My paintings are built in layers, much like the stories we share to hold onto our past. Large brushes create gestural marks that bring the skies into focus, as it is there that I feel most connected to loved ones and to memories of time spent together. Using palette knives, I add and subtract paint across the land, referencing the richness of our stories and the way we sometimes need to peel back layers to remember why they matter.

Many of my paintings are finished with subtle metallic paints that appear only in certain light like the shimmer of a forgotten memory returning. I want people to feel at home in my work, to find places where they can celebrate their own memories and hold onto hope.

-Jodi Miller

Stop by Traditions Hand Craft Gallery to take in their new feature window exhibition by Tina Waters: The Listening Land. Stop by the gallery Tuesday to Saturday, 10am until 5:30pm, or visit them at https://traditionshandcraftgallery.ca.

Artwork shown:
Tina Waters, "Soft Light Silent Land", oils, 20x20”, $800, available at Traditions Hand Craft Gallery

Slate Fine Art Gallery presents Sean William Randall: Meander, from Thursday, May 21 until Saturday, June 20.

Join them for an opening night reception on Thursday, May 21, from 5:30 until 7:30 p.m.

Assiniboia Gallery welcomes Brianne Urzada with her debut exhibition, Threads.

Join them for an opening reception on Wednesday, June 3 from 5 p.m. - 8 p.m.

artist statement

In my recent series of paintings, I delve into the intricate themes of healing, human connectivity, and lineage through abstracted representations of the figure. The forms intertwine in fluid, interlocking compositions where individual bodies dissolve into one another, resisting clear boundaries between one figure and the next. 

The creative process is deeply tactile and sculptural: oil and acrylic seep into the linen canvas, which is then cut, reassembled, and joined through sewing, much like the construction of a quilt or blanket. Outlines are accentuated with embroidered satin stitching, adding dimension and texture that invites viewers to engage with the work as both a visual and tactile experience. This method of piecing and mending underscores notions of repair, growth, and interdependence. 

The palette evokes a sense of grounded, organic unity—earthy tones that feel ancient yet intimate. The forms are simultaneously familiar and unknowable, solid, yet permeable, and solitary, yet endlessly intertwined. Collectively, these pieces reflect on the enduring threads that connect us—across generations, bodies, and experiences—creating a meditative space for contemplating unity within fragmentation.

Dervilia art + design is hosting a Multi-Artist Exhibition: From Scratch, taking place from June 6 until July 4.

Join them for an opening reception on Saturday, June 6 from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. featuring live artist demonstrations. Refreshments and hors d'oeuvres will be served throughout the day.

The Listening Land starring Tina Waters will open on Saturday, June 6th with a reception from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. to meet Tina.

This show captures rural life the calm, the storms, the silence, the wide open skies, the seasons & the beauty.

Art Placement is pleased to once again partner with Spark Your Pride to present a group exhibition of LGBTQIA2S+ artists from the Saskatoon community during Pride Week. The exhibition offers a glimpse at the diversity of work produced by LGBTQIA2S+ artists in the city.

Opening Reception: Sunday, June 28, 2 - 4 p.m.

The Hunt invites guests of all ages to explore the gallery through a playful scavenger hunt in search of hidden motifs within select works of art for a chance to win door prizes.

This free event is open to the public — simply arrive ready to explore!

Hours:
Thursday, June 18, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Friday, June 19, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Saturday, June 20, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Slate Fine Art Gallery is hosting a Multi-Artist Exhibition: Summer Rhubarb, that will take place from Thursday, July 2 until Saturday, September 5.

The Hand Wave Gallery presents Grounded, featuring ceramic artists Wendy Parsons and Zach & Devon Dietrich. On display from July 7 until August 28 (Interior Gallery).

Join them for an opening reception Sunday, July 12 from 2 until 4:30 p.m.

The gallery is open Friday to Monday year round. Please call (306) 380-4483 to arrange a visit.

Our juried exhibition Dimensions 2025 will be on display in Regina in 2026! This collection of exceptional handcrafted works by some of Saskatchewan’s most talented artists will be on display in the Cumberland Gallery, which is located within the Saskatchewan Legislative Building at 2405 Legislative Drive in Regina, from July 10 to October 20.

Dimensions is a tradition that has lasted more than five decades in our province. This juried fine craft exhibition always begins with an open call to any and all Saskatchewan craftspeople who would like to enter their work. In early 2025, the Saskatchewan Craft Council received more than 220 submissions of Saskatchewan craft to this call. After careful deliberation, our expert jurors Brendan Lee Satish Tang (British Columbia) and Wally Dion (New York) narrowed this collection down to the final exhibition. They also chose which of the selected works received the accompanying 14 Dimensions Awards.

We are thrilled to have this exhibition displayed at the Saskatchewan Legislative Building in 2026, to continue to celebrate these incredible artworks by Saskatchewan craftspeople!

The Cumberland Gallery is open seven days a week, from 8 am to 5 pm. Please enter through the Prince of Wales entrance, at the front of the main stairs. Entry is free. Please review this page for further information about visiting the Saskatchewan Legislative Building: legassembly.sk.ca/about/plan-a-visit

Dervilia art + design is hosting a Multi-Artist Exhibition: Negative Space, taking place from July 16 until August 15.

Join them for an opening reception on Thursday, July 16 from 6:30 until 9:30 p.m. Refreshments and hors d'oeuvres will be served throughout the evening.

Dervilia art + design is hosting a Multi-Artist Exhibition: The Prairie, taking place from August 27 until September 26.

Join them for an opening reception on Thursday, August 27 from 6:30 until 9:30 p.m. Refreshments and hors d'oeuvres will be served throughout the evening.

The Hand Wave Gallery presents Louisa Ferguson: Slow Archive, from September 4 until October 21 (Interior Gallery).

Join them for an opening reception on Sunday, September 6, from 2 until 4:30 p.m.

The gallery is open Friday to Monday year round. Please call (306) 380-4483 to arrange a visit.

Dervilia art + design presents Christine Code: Chasing the Light.

Join them for an opening reception Thursday, October 15, from 6:30 p.m. until 9:30 p.m.

Christine Code will host a live painting demonstration at the gallery Saturday, October 24th.

Christine Code

Moody, atmospheric, a sense of time and place.

Christine's work has been juried into several national and international exhibitions. She has won awards through the Federation of Canadian Artists, National Oil and Acrylic Painters Society (NOAPS), Oil Painters of America (OPA), and the PleinAir Salon. Her work has been featured in PleinAir Magazine, Fine Art Connoisseur, and the Cover of Art Avenue Magazine.

Christine has works held in private collections in Canada, the United States, Australia, Belgium, England, Germany, Norway, New Zealand, Italy, and the United Kingdom.

"I live in small town Saskatchewan, Canada where I can see the horizon for miles. Saskatchewan's Living Skies are a common theme in my paintings. I like to explore other subjects as well and aim to convey a particular mood or atmosphere in each piece through interesting brushwork and palette knife passages. I enjoy the techniques of impressionism and tonalism; usually painting alla prima - wet on wet. I have three children and I am an avid gardener."

Source: https://www.derviliaart.com/collections/christine-e-s-code

The Hand Wave Gallery presents Multi-Artist Exhibition: Direction(s) featuring mixed media artists, on display from November 13 until December 21 (Interior Gallery).

Join them for an opening reception Sunday, November 15 from 2 until 4:30 p.m.

The gallery is open Friday to Monday year round. Please call (306) 380-4483 to arrange a visit.

Dervilia art + design presents Small Wonders, a multi-artist exhibition taking place from November 19 until December 24.

Join them for an opening reception Thursday, November 19 from 6:30 until 9:30 p.m. featuring pianist Jesse Brown. Hors d'oeuvres and refreshments will be served throughout the evening.