Assiniboia Gallery presents a joint exhibition featuring Métis artists Madison Pascal and Melanie Monique Rose, titled ‘Back to the Garden’.

Inspired by the land and florals, each artist approaches this shared subject through her own medium—Pascal in painting and a new exploration in wood sculpture, and Rose in wool tufting. 

Join them for an opening reception on Friday, March 20, from 5 to 8 p.m.

Assiniboia Gallery presents Kimberly Kiel: Another New Day, from March 11 until 18. Recognized for her bold colour choices and expressive, layered textures, Kiel presents an exciting new collection spanning her diverse subject matter.

”A mini collection of works radiating joy, colour, energy & exuberance - the celebration of another new day”

.-Kimberly Kiel

Assiniboia Gallery is proud to present a series of exhibitions in March highlighting women artists in their gallery in recognition of International Women’s Day. From March 4 until 11, the gallery presents Frances Werry: Other Women’s Flowers.  

Best known for her ethereal skylines and landscapes, Werry ventures into new subject matter with this striking collection of still-life paintings.

Dandelion Art Framing & Gallery is pleased to present showcase of their spectacular Saskatchewan artists, on display from March 2 until 24.

Artwork shown by Jingly Zhao, David Payne, and Guy Fehr.

The Gallery / art placement inc. is pleased to present a group exhibition of exceptional landscape paintings by a selection of gallery artists including Kathy Bradshaw, Louise Cook, Reta Cowley, Terry Fenton, Denise Flaman, Greg Hardy, Jane Harington, Clint Hunker, Dorothy Knowles, Jodi Miller, Catherine Perehudoff, Rebecca Perehudoff, and Lorna Russell.

Below: installation shots of Painterly Landscapes at The Gallery / art placement inc. in Saskatoon.

Opening February 4, By Day, By Night is a multi-artist exhibition featuring work inspired by the contrast between light and dark. Artists explore how mood, colour, and perspective shift from day to night, resulting in a mix of thoughtful, atmospheric, and visually engaging work.

Assiniboia Gallery’s first exhibition of 2026 is the highly anticipated secondary art market, Of Interest- Winter 2026 Edition, running from January 9 until 30.

The secondary art market features a curated collection of historical and contemporary art looking for new collectors. It’s an interesting mix of pieces old and nearly new.

New arrivals for a New Year!

The Gallery / art placement inc. begins a new year showcasing paintings in oil, acrylic, and watercolour by a selection of our gallery artists. The gallery is delighted to place special focus on some new arrivals, including oil and acrylic paintings by Dorothy Knowles, stunning small-scale panels by Greg Hardy, exuberant florals by Jane Harington, a new suite of six beaded STI's by Ruth Cuthand, abstract encaustic panels by Kathy Bradshaw, and an exceptional large canvas, a 1970 Thalia, by renowned abstract painter William Perehudoff.

View more exhibition information here: https://artplacement.com/gallery/exhibitions_images.php?ex_id=339

Assiniboia Gallery presents “The Small Works Show” from December 3 - 23, 2025.

Dandelion Art Framing & Gallery is pleased to present “Petite and Precious”, an art exhibition that showcases miniature artworks by various gallery artists.

Hansen-Ross House will be hosting their annual Christmas Open House on Friday November 21 and Saturday, November 22 from 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., with cider and Christmas cookies on Saturday from 11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

“Small Wonders” opens November 20 and runs until November 22 at Dervilia art + design. This brief exhibition will showcase the very best in small artwork, and on Thursday from 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. there will be live piano performance by Jesse Brown.

Slate Fine Art Gallery is hosting “Second Chance 2025”, which is an online exhibition of secondary market artworks, from November 18, 2025 to January 8, 2026, and will include artwork by the following artists: Lorne Beug | Mel Bolen | Victor Cicansky | Heather Cline | Martha Cole | Jack Cowin | Joe Fafard | David Gilhooly | Brian Gladwell | Rick Gorenko | McGregor Hone | Michale Hosaluk | Alootook Ipelle | Luis Jimenez | Zachari Logan | William McCargar | Art McKay | Don McVeigh | Jeff Nachtigall | Anita Rocamora | Hanson Ross | Andrew Salgado | Rod & Denise Simair | Dmytro Stryjek | David Thauberger | Jane Zednik

Black Spruce Gallery’s annual exhibition “Deck These Walls” opens November 12 and runs until December 24, 2025. This exhibition features over 60+ Artists. There are various genres and mediums to choose from. You are sure to find the perfect gift for those you love during this holiday season.

Please join Hand Wave Gallery on Sunday, November 23, from 2:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. for the Opening Reception of “Connections,” a multi-artist exhibition of multi media artworks.

Dandelion Art Framing & Gallery is pleased to present “It’s All in the Details”, an art exhibition that showcases the work Michael J. Martin, Marjorie Verleun, and Don Schoenfeld. This exhibition opens November 7 and runs until the 22, with receptions on November 7 & 8.

Art Placement is pleased to present TEXT/URE, a solo exhibition of new work by Saskatoon-based painter Steph Krawchuk. This is Krawchuk’s third solo exhibition with the gallery and her most formally expansive to date. In TEXT/URE, Krawchuk brings together a new body of paintings that speak softly but insistently — in the language of form, in the rhythm of space, in the half-remembered murmur of text fragments. These are not works that tell you what to see; instead, they ask you to look more slowly, to read not for content but for cadence.

Krawchuk’s practice has long explored the vocabulary of abstraction — line, shape, colour, and surface — but in TEXT/URE, that language ventures into new terrain. Letterforms, glyphs, symbols, and shapes appear across several works, offering traces of language that hover between legibility and abstraction. These marks evoke the presence of writing without ever becoming fully readable, functioning instead as visual texture — or text-ure.

Alongside this shift, Krawchuk reimagines how paintings inhabit space. The paintings gather into groupings, constellations of forms and relationships. They lean into each other, echo one another, create pauses and continuities. This is painting not as isolated artifact, but as installation — a choreography of parts across walls, where the space between works is as charged as the works themselves. Rather than treating each painting as an isolated statement, Krawchuk invites viewers to encounter them as fragments in dialogue — where proximity, repetition, and rhythm become central to how meaning is built.

Her characteristic restraint remains: muted colour palettes, simple forms, and finely-tuned surfaces that balance control with spontaneity. Each canvas reveals a slow accumulation of decisions — painted, erased, reworked — where even the subtlest gesture carries weight. Despite their restraint these paintings are alive with tension. Edges fray. Colours push and pull. Shapes settle uneasily, then hold. The surface becomes a site of negotiation between intention and accident, silence and statement, control and the pleasure of letting go.

In TEXT/URE, the act of looking becomes a form of reading. But what we read is not a narrative — it is a mood, a structure, a possibility. A whisper of form that speaks, not in sentences, but in the spaces between them. TEXT/URE is a meditation on how abstraction communicates — not through narrative, but through rhythm, structure, and resonance. It is an exhibition that rewards close looking, and where the spaces between works are as alive as the works themselves.

The multi-artist exhibition “Colour” opens October 23, and runs until December 20, 2025 at Dervilia art + design.

Opening Receptions: Thursday, October 23 from 6:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. and Saturday October 25 from 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.

The exhibition “Pondering” opens this Thursday, October 16, with a reception from 5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m., at Slate Fine Art Gallery. This exhibition features Marsha Kennedy’s paintings, and will run until November 15th.