A small fleet of eighteen cedar-beamed boats, ranging from eight to twenty-four feet in length, will sail across a hundred foot span in the MacKenzie’s main gallery as part of a new sculptural installation by Regina artist Joan Scaglione.
At the MacKenzie Art Gallery, we are passionate believers that art matters. Visit us today and discover the exciting world of visual art in all its diversity and beauty. Through our many exhibitions and programs, we invite you to become connected and, above all, enjoy!
The Spring 2010 issue of At the MacKenzie is now available!
At the MacKenzie is the quarterly publication of the Gallery and is the best way to find out what’s coming up and get the inside scoop on exhibitions, programs and artists.
BAZAART 2010 Exhibitor Applications are now available!
The MacKenzie Art Gallery will present the 37th Annual BAZAART on Saturday, June 19th, 2010. Proudly sponsored by SaskTel, BAZAART has been showing locally grown artisans since 1973.
January 23 – April 11, 2010
Opening Reception and Artist Talk: January 22 at 7:30 pm
Organized by the MacKenzie Art Gallery with the support of the Canada Council for the Arts, the Saskatchewan Arts Board, and the City of Regina Arts Commission.
A small fleet of eighteen cedar-beamed boats, ranging from eight to twenty-four feet in length, will sail across a hundred foot span in the MacKenzie’s main gallery as part of a new sculptural installation by Regina artist Joan Scaglione. On one wall of the gallery, a half-ton of roughly quarried slate will provide the backdrop: the ribs of the earth meeting the ribs of the sky.
Organized by the MacKenzie Art Gallery with the support of the Canada Council for the Arts, the Saskatchewan Arts Board, and the City of Regina Arts Commission.
Winston Leathers (1932-2004) was a Manitoba artist, poet, and art educator best known for innovation in printmaking. Though his work had been shown nationally and internationally since the late 1950s, his Cosmic Variation series of 1972 was referred to by the artist as his “first breakthrough.”
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