DeLee Grant, “Forever in Motion”, 2024, oil on board en plein air, 16×12×0.25”, $675
Brenda Cardiff, “The Headspace Chronicles- Blue”, 2025, aluminium printed photograph, 12x12", unframed, $175
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.
Marsha Kennedy, “Primordial Pond”, 2025, oil on birch panel, 10x10”, framed
Marsha Kennedy, “Pond Beings”, oil on birch panel, 10x10”, framed
Marsha Kennedy, “Wellspring”, arches for oil paper on birch panel, 13 1/2x11 ½”, framed
Bruce Anderson, “Lost Boys: CounterPoint”, 2025, oil on canvas, 23 ⅝x35 ½” artwork in 32x43″ brown wood frame, $3,000
Jan Corcoran, “Lunar Eclipse”, 2025, acrylic on canvas, 23x30″, $910
Wilf Perreault, “Deserted Alley (edition of 15)”, 1996, linocut, 9x9″ image in 17¼x17¼” black wood frame, $500
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.
Jonn Einerssen, “Covered in Gold”, 2025, oil on canvas, 30x24”, unframed, $3,200
Michelle Plett, “Room for Everyone”, 2025, encaustic/mixed media on birch gallery panel, 36x36”, unframed, $2,355
Julia Lucich, “Arrival of the Party Leader”, 2025, acrylic on canvas, 24x48”, $4,100
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.
Steph Krawchuk, "Untitled (no. 167)", 2023, oil on mounted panel, 24x24", unframed, $1,300
Steph Krawchuk, "Untitled (no. 166)", 2023, oil on mounted panel, 24x24", unframed, $1,300
Steph Krawchuk, "Untitled (no. 198, a-c)", 2025, oil on mounted panels, 3x6" (each panel), unframed, $725
Jacqueline Faye Miller, “Floating on a Breeze”, oil on canvas, 32x26”, framed, $2,305
Jacqueline Faye Miller, “Frolicking Fields”, oil on canvas, 30x40”, framed, $3,045
Jacqueline Faye Miller, “Floral Robe”, oil on canvas, 30x60”, framed, $4,300
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.
Don Schoenfeld, “Bert the Angler”, 2025, recycled metal, unframed, $700
Michael J. Martin, “Relics 2 – Winter Roads”, 2025, acrylic on canvas, 8x10”, unframed, $250
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.
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.
Cheryl Tuck-Tallon, “What Goes Around, Master”, 2025, oil on canvas, 48x48”, unframed, $5000
Laura Stevens, “Black Berry”, 2025, acrylic on canvas, 20x20”, unframed, $1000
Molly Clark, “The Galleria”, 2025, graphite on cradled panel, 6x12”, unframed, $350
Heather Cline, “Edges Scalloped Fields”, 2025, acrylic on birch panel, 36x24”
Vera Saltzman, “No one stands alone”, 2024, medium format film, archival ink on paper, 20x20” 1/5
Victor Cicansky, “Tree of Knowledge”, 2018, glazed clay, bronze, 44.5x13x13”
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
“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.
Michelle Plett, “Pink Lullaby”, 2025, encaustic/mixed media on birch gallery panel, 7.25x7.25”, famed, $335
Christine Code, “Sunday Afternoon - Plein Air”, 2025, oil on panel, 11.75x11.75”, framed, $800
Cam Forrester, “Rosebud Gateway”, 2025, oil on panel, 11.5x14.5”, framed, $645
Michael King, “Where the Meadow Begins”, 2025, oil on panel, 11x14.75”, framed, $500
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.
Dandelion Art Framing & Gallery is pleased to present “Petite and Precious”, an art exhibition that showcases miniature artworks by various gallery artists.
Amber Bryans, “Storms”, watercolour, unframed, $35
Amber Bryans, “Prairie Scene,” watercolour, unframed, $35
Judy Kasdorf, “Cheeky Chickadees”, pastel, framed, $55
Assiniboia Gallery presents “The Small Works Show” from December 3 - 23, 2025.
Opening Reception: Thursday, December 4, 5PM til late!
Opening in conjunction with Light Up the Village; celebrating the Cathedral neighbourhood and businesses!
Traditions Hand Craft Gallery is proud to present Deborah Porrter’s exhibition "In Flux”, which features Potter’s latest ceramic sculptures, and will run until November 8, 2025.
“Introducing Eileen Murray” opens today at Assiniboia Gallery, and runs until October 31. Murray’s paintings are bold and sophisticated as well as delightfully quirky. They are colourful, vibrant, and play with patterns, landscapes, and still lifes.
Eileen Murray, “They say it’s spring”, oil on canvas, 60x40”, framed, $6,690
Eileen Murray, “Long Shadows”, oil on canvas, 46.25x31.50”, framed, $5,020
Eileen Murray, “Woo bop a loo bop”, oil on canvas, 36x36”, framed, $4,755
Black Spruce Gallery’s exhibition “Back to Nature” is on now until November 10. This exhibition features several artists working in various genres and mediums.
Cindy Obuck, “Drifting Cloud”, 2025, encaustic, 14x14”, unframed, $400
Connie Schuler, “Christopher Lake in Fall”, 2025, acrylic on canvas, 20x24”, unframed, $900
Richard Cole, “Forest”, 2025, oil on canvas, 24x60”, unframed, $400
Please join Hand Wave Gallery on Sunday, September 28, from 2:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. for the Opening Reception for Jamie Russell’s new exhibition of carved wood sculptures: “Odds and Sods.”
Jamie Russell
The multi-artist exhibition “M.A.D Work (Making Artistic Discoveries)” is on at Dandelion Art Framing & Gallery until October 1. This exhibition features the artwork of JingLu Zhao, Arbie Kepler, and Olivia Maney.
JingLu Zhao, “Embers”, 2025, oil on canvas, 18x18”, unframed, $580
Arbie Kepler, “Fusion l”, 2025, metal sculpture, 17x8x9”, unframed, $1650
Art Placement is delighted to present BUILDING COLOUR, an exhibition of new abstract paintings and constructions by celebrated Saskatchewan artist, Robert Christie. After nearly six decades of dedicated work, Christie has established himself as a pillar of prairie abstraction. Carrying on the formalist tradition, his unique style balances reduced minimalism with a complex richness and handmade character.
Reception: Saturday, September 13, 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Robert Christie, "Hitting the Blue Notes", 2025, acrylic and plywood on canvas, 33 1/4x37", price available upon request
Robert Christie, "Sprung", 2022-2025, acrylic on canvas, 51x54 1/2", price available upon request
Robert Christie, "First Bend", 2019, acrylic and plywood on canvas, 40x40", price available upon request
Opening Reception: Thursday, May 1, 5:30PM - 7:30PM
left: Jess Richter, Wolf Tune, gouache on panel, 2025
right: Maia Stark, Clot, 10 x 10", oil on canvas, 2025
In this new show, each artist presents a pair of works, one vertical, one horizontal, where the scale is at least doubled in one direction. It’s a fun play on size, shape, and perspective that will have you looking this way… and that way.
Greg Hargarten, “Borden Crossing”, acrylic on canvas, 24x60”, framed, $4,540
Madison Pascal, “Enn Koolayv (Snake)”, gouache on birch panel, 36x12”, framed,
$1,025
The multi-artist exhibition “Portraiture: No ordinatry walls will do!” opens August 21, and runs until October 10, 2025 at Dervilia art + design.
Opening Receptions: Thursday, August 21 from 6:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m., and Saturday August 23 from 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Please join Hand Wave Gallery on Sunday, August 10, from 2:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. for the Opening Reception for Mary Romanuck & Jim Gerlinsky new exhibition of prints, drawings, and metal sculptures, “Fauna and Flora and Forged”.
Mary Romanuck & Jim Gerlinsky
Ernest Luthi (1906-1983), "Oat Stooks on the Chesley Place", oil on canvas board, 12x15.50", framed, $1,350
Nancy Lucas, "Terra Zia", acrylic on canvas, 30x40", framed, $2,600
Phyllis Godwin, "Square Dance", mixed media on paper, 24x18", framed, $750
The Gallery / art placement inc. is pleased to present “After Hours”, a revival of their summer staff exhibition, which was last presented more than a decade ago. This exhibition features artwork by their hardworking staff of artists including current and past employees.
Featuring work by The Gallery / art placement inc.’s hardworking staff of artists including Jordan Bidyk, Melodie Briand, Jordan Danchilla, Jacqueline McDonald, Levi Nicholat, Karen Polowick, Sonja Poth, Donald Roach, and Leif Shantz. They are also delighted to include works by Breanne Bandur, Molly Cooper-Smith, Nguyen Tran, and Emily Zdunich, artists who worked at art placement within the last decade but did not have a chance to take part in a staff exhibition before moving on to their next employment opportunities.
Reception: Friday August 8, 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Jordan Danchilla, “Cheetah, 94”, 2025, copper drypoint chine colle
Jordan Bidyk, wip visual for “Hover”, 2025, acrylic on plywood, 32x28"
Melodie Briand ,"Untitled”, 2025, (detail from 'ceci n'est pas un champ de citrouilles'), ink on watercolour paper, 4x4"
"Fantastical IV", ceramics, 12x10x6, $600
"Poseidon", ceramics, 18x11x5", $600
The multi-artist exhibition “Emerging Artists: Intrigue” opens July 17, and runs until August 15, 2025 at Dervilia art + design. This exhibition features the artwork of artists Richmond Ametefe, Blaise Aitken, Hailey Weber, Keitha McClocklin, Kaylee Langen, Rachel Schafer, Michelle Plett, and Tracey Britton.
Opening Reception: Thursday, July 17 from 7:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Richmond Ametefe, “Alpha”, 2025, charcoal on paper, 36x26”, framed, $1,685
Stacey Walyuchow, “The Lobby”, 2025, mixed media collage on canvas, 10x8”, framed, $300
Edie Marshall, “Vigour”, oil on birch panel, 16x20”, $900
Edie Marshall, “Clustered”, oil on birch panel, 24x30”, $1350
Victor Cicansky, “Tree of Knowledge”, 2018, glazed clay, bronze, 44.5x13x13"
Jefferson Little, “From High Up Above”, 2025, acrylic on canvas, 18x22"
Janet Macpherson, “Devotee”, 2025, porcelain
Art Placement is delighted to present “Ineffable”, an exhibition of recent works by Gabriela García-Luna from July 2 – August 2, 2025. Garcia-Luna’s decades-long career is primarily in the realm of photography, in which she blends digital and analog approaches, in combination with drawing, printmaking, video, and installation.
Gabriela Garcia-Luna, "Wave - Model (v.ed 01 of 03)", 2021, archival ink, gold leaf on rag, birch, 12x12", unframed $575
Gabriela Garcia-Luna, "Herbolaria (v.ed 02 of 03)", 2024, archival ink, gold leaf on rag, birch, 12x12", unframed $575
Gabriela Garcia-Luna, "Breath of Wind I (v.ed 01 of 03)", 2025, archival ink, gold leaf on rag, birch, 24x24", unframed $1,400
Summer in Saskatchewan is a beautiful time of year filled with bright pops of colour. Stop by the gallery during the month of July to enjoy a group exhibition inspired by the palette of the season. Featuring new and recent works by a selection of gallery artists.
Kelly Goerzen, "Summertime Blue", 2022, acrylic on canvas, 36x48", unframed $2,800
Terry Fenton, "Cheer", 2017, oil on panel, 24x39", framed, $4, 500
Please join Hand Wave Gallery on June 22, from 2:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. for the Opening Reception for Anita Rocamora’s “New Work” exhibition.
In recognition of National Indigenous Peoples Day, Assiniboia Gallery presents an exhibition that brings together artwork by Indigenous Artists at Assiniboia Gallery.
Showcasing a range of practices and perspectives, the collection highlights the depth, diversity, and vitality of contemporary Indigenous art in Canada. This exhibition is both a celebration and an invitation – to engage with the voices, stories and creative expression of these artists.
David Garneau, “Fisher of Men”, acrylic on panel, 20x26”, framed, $2,000
Mike Keepness (1981 – 2021), “Evening Symphony”, oil on canvas, 30x40”, framed, $2,215
Melanie Monique Rose, “The Flower People II”, felted wool, 8x10”, framed, $550
Michael Lonechild, “Waiting for the Unborn Colt”, acrylic on canvas, 18x24”, framed, $2,160
Parsons Dietrich Pottery’s exhibition "Summer Feast" opened June 17 at Traditions Hand Craft Gallery. This exhibition features functional pottery as well as Parsons’ fun ‘Monster Pots’, and will run until July 19th, 2025.
Parsons Dietrich Pottery, “Monster Pot”, clay, $300
Parsons Dietrich Pottery, “Monster Pot”, clay, $300
Parsons Dietrich Pottery, “Monster Pot”, clay, $300
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. With almost 100 original works of art by more than 30 artists, the variety of styles and mediums in the exhibition offers a glimpse at the diversity of work produced by LGBTQIA2S+ artists in the city. Featuring new and recent works by Abraham Galman, Adam Buchko, Aldeneil Española Jr., Alejandro Romero, Andrew Schaan, Azby Whitecalf, Belinda Betker, Carey Shaw, Charles, Charlotte Rochon, Coral Sawatsky, Dane Moore, Dave Heinrichs, Douglas Wilson (courtesy of the Estate of Peter McGehee), Evan Rystrom, Finn Sinclair, Jasper Ausfresser, Jean Dudley, Jo Van Young, John Graham, Jonathon Burnett, Joseph Anderson, Laura St.Pierre, Leif Shantz, Levi Mathew, Nancy Lowry, Qiming Sezava Sun, Rebecca La Marre, Renée Gavigan, Shane Junop, Steph Krawchuk, Susan Shantz, and tessera nova.
The exhibition is on view from June 17 - 28, gallery hours are Tuesday through Saturday from 10 AM - 5PM. Following the Pride Parade on Sunday June 22, we invite you to join us for an informal reception from 2 - 4 PM. Many of the exhibiting artists will be in attendance. Light snacks and non-alcoholic refreshments will be available free of charge.
Installation view of John Graham, Leif Shantz, and Joseph Anderson, at The Gallery / art placement inc.
Installation view of Abraham Galman 'Pagiging Ina' (distance) and Nancy Lowry's 'Foxy Socks' over the entryway sideboard, at The Gallery / art placement inc.
Installation view of Dane Moore, at The Gallery / art placement inc.
Assiniboia Gallery is proud to present “The Poetry of Distance”, a new solo exhibition by Lindsey Love, from June 13 – July 2, 2025. This collection of acrylic and encaustic landscapes draws from Love’s prairie roots and captures the quiet, expansive beauty of the prairie and boreal forest.
Lindsey Love, “Storm Chasing”, acrylic on canvas, 24x48”, framed, $2,995
Lindsey Love, “Secret Garden”, acrylic on canvas, 18x36”, framed, $2,210
Lindsey Love, “Cool Grass, Warm Clouds”, acrylic on canvas, 20x16”, framed, $1,470
The exhibition “Uncommon Threads” opened June 10th at The Lobby Gallery, and will run until July 11th, 2025. This exhibition includes the artwork of five Regina Art Collective members: Nikki Jacquin, Shelley McGillvray, Gerry Ruecker, Dave Gejdos, and Doug Scott.
Shelley McGillivray, “Flow”, mixed media on paper, mounted on birch, 6x6x1.5”, $95
Gerry Ruecker, “How Can We If Your Heart Is Not Broken/For The Fifteen”, mixed media collage, 26x1x 7”, $795
Commercial galleries across the province are celebrating the fifth annual Saskatchewan Art Gallery Day on Saturday, June 7, 2025.
Saskatchewan Art Gallery Day is the perfect time to visit a local gallery and participate in our provincial Art Walk. Last year, more than 800 people across the province took the opportunity to visit galleries and take in special events – a testament to the importance of fine art in our province.
Galleries will host events such as receptions, pop-ups, artist talks, live demonstrations, and more. Visit https://www.saskgalleries.ca/art-gallery-day to learn more.
Experience art at a commercial gallery near you.
Ryan Arnott, “Lime Revel Spatula”, 2024, altered spatula, 06 ¹⁄₁₆x2 ⅜x⅜” diam in 12x12″ white wood shadowbox frame, $600
Bridget Aitken, “Harbour”, 2022, oil & wax on canvas, 32x40″, $2,500
Jan Corcoran, “Dingus”, 2025, mixed media on canvas, 30x36″, $1,100
The multi-artist exhibition “Plein Air: Chasing the Light ” opens June 5, and runs until July 11, 2025 at Dervilia art + design. The Opening Reception is during Art Gallery Day, on Saturday, June 7, 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. There will be live painting demos during the day by artists Christine Code, Michaela Hoppe, Cam Forrester, and Hailey Weber.
Christine Code, “Frosting in the Field - Plein Air”, 2025, oil on panel, 13x15”, framed, $700
Cam Forrester, “Rosebud Gateway”, 2025, oil on panel, 11.5x14.5”, framed, $645
Michael King, “Forgotten Pier”, 2025, oil on panel, 8.75x12.5”, framed, $420
Wide Open Spaces is a show about Saskatchewan in all its beauty from a sea of Dandelions to an abandoned homestead caught in the waves of grass to a lake with a gorgeous living sky to captivate you.
We have several new artists in the gallery along with our our established artists. Come out and take in this show that boast all local Saskatchewan artists, their passion and their creativity.
Myra Clarke, “Hello Yellow”, 2025, watercolour on panel board, 8x8”, unframed, $325
Michael J. Martin, “Paradise Lost”, 2024, acrylic on canvas, 24x12”, unframed, $800
