Art Now Fine Art Fair

 
 

art now returns to Saskatoon

In 2024, Art Now will take place at Prairieland Park in Saskatoon. In its ninth year, the Art Now Fine Art Fair provides local, national, and international galleries and artists with opportunities to gain exposure at a highly professional venue.  

Thank you!

Thank you to everyone who came to the 8th edition of the Art Now Fine Art Fair online and in-person in Regina in 2023. You can still view the virtual tour from the in-person event or view the 2023 event booklet. Thank you for your continued support of Saskatchewan’s premier fine art fair of modern and contemporary art.

About art now

Art Now, the only show of its kind on the prairies, provides local, national, and international artists and galleries with opportunities to gain exposure at a highly professional venue. The show features an opening night reception, artist talks, family programming, and more. Exhibitor booths are open to all commercial galleries committed to showcasing the work of established and emerging artists and artisans from across Canada.

Art Now's mandate is to provide an accessible and comfortable fine art experience showcasing Saskatchewan's commercial galleries and the quality of Saskatchewan art, and to provide education and promote Saskatchewan's vibrant fine art industry. Our show offers free admission to all attendees and is family-friendly because we believe fine art is not just for the seasoned collector, but for everyone.

Our objectives for Art Now are to showcase the quality and diversity of fine art in Saskatchewan and Canada, engage the community by providing exceptional art experiences and cultural opportunities, provide exposure and sales opportunities for participating galleries, and to establish and maintain partnerships with supporters, organizations, and corporations.

We are excited to be planning the ninth edition, which takes place in Saskatoon in 2024. For more information, contact SaskGalleries at info@saskgalleries.ca.

SaskGalleries is grateful to Art Now’s major supporter, Creative Saskatchewan.