September 3 - November 28_ 2008

							                                                    REGINA EVENTS
Saturday, March 21
Logotopia: The Library in Architecture, Art and the Imagination
Curator lectures by Sascha Hastings. Regina Public Library Film Theatre 2:00 p.m.
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March 20 and 21
Talking Fresh 7: A Spring Festival of Writers and Writing (“Writing the Future”)
All events take place at Campion and Luther College at the UofR. The theme of this
year‟s Talking Fresh is “Writing the Future”. This two day festival features a panel
discussion, readings, and discussions by Joan Crate, Maggie Siggins, Ed Willett, and
Marcus Youssef. All events are free and open to the public. For full details see
http://skwriter.com/Description.asp?id=267
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Saturday, March 21
The RSO Goes to the Oscars X
Back by popular demand the Regina Symphony Orchestra gives you another chance
to get dressed up and geto the theme of the evening. Conductor: Victor Sawa.
8:00 p.m. Conexus Arts Centre. (306) 586.9555 www.reginasymphony.com
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Tuesday, March 24
Great Lake Swimmers
A Regina Folk Festival Concert Series presentation. With opener Kate Maki.
Tickets: $15 advance $20 door. Advance tickets available now at Vintage Vinyl, Bird
Films and the SCES. Doors: 7:30pm. Venue: The Exchange - 2431 8th Ave. All ages.
www.reginafolkfestival.com
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Tuesday, March 24
Kelly-Anne Riess
7:30 Kelly-Anne Riess is reading from To End a Conversation at the Moose Jaw Public
Library
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Friday, March 27
Ondrej Vrabec, Horn with Cherith Alexander, Piano
The Department of Music U of R presentation. 7:30 p.m. University Theatre, Riddell
Centre. Admission: General: $15, Seniors/Students $10/ U of R Fine Arts Students Free
with ID. For further information call 585-5502
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Friday, March 27
Piano Masterclass with Patricia Parr
11:30am - 1:30 p.m. Shubox Theatre, Riddell Centre. Free Admission. All are welcome.
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Saturday, March 28
Dorkbot Regina
Dorkbot Regina will perform and audio-visual installation, at 8:00 pm. To join Dorkbot,
call Ryan Hill or visit our Facebook Group,
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=24639061194&ref=share
Neutral Ground Artist Run Centre and Soil Digital Media Suite, 203 - 1856 Scarth Street,
306-522-7166, neutralground@accesscomm.ca www.neutralground.sk.ca
www.soilmedia.org
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Saturday, March 28
Patricia Parr and Friends
7:30pm - 9:30pm. Riddell Centre, University of Regina. Chamber Music featuring: Patricia
Parr, piano. Rudolf Sternadel, violin. Jonathan Ward, viola. Trevor Fitzpatrick, violoncello.
Program: W. A. Mozart / J. S. Bach: Prelude and Fugue K. 404A, No. 5 in E flat major; F.
Schubert: Adagio and Rondo Concertante in F major D. 487; J. Brahms: Piano Quartet in
A major, Op. 26.
 Individual concert tickets can be purchased at Cobb Swanson's, Bach & Beyond and
at the door. $20 (adults) $15 (students/seniors) University of Regina Fine Arts students,
with valid student ID, no charge
www.reginamusicalclub.com/RMC-2008-2009-season.html
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Saturday, March 28
Springtime of the West Coast, Culinary World Tour
For information: (306) 586.9555 www.reginasymphony.com
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Sunday, March 29
20th Anniversary Concert with the Regina Mandolin Orchestra
2:00 p.m. Riddell Centre Theatre, University of Regina with special guests the Baltimore
Mandolin Trio
Tickets at the door: $20 (adults)
www.mandolin.ca
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January 16 - March 29
Daniel Barrow: Trying to Love the Normal Amount
Winnipeg artist Daniel Barrow present a multimedia installation composed of a new DIY
performance. Curator Amanda Cachia.
Regina Public Library Film Theatre. Sherwood Village Branch Gallery, Dunlop Art Gallery,
2311 12th Avenue. 777-6040
www.dunlopartgallery.org/
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Sunday, March 29
Make-Your-Own Family Films with the Saskatchewan Filmpool Co-operative
Join Gordon Pepper from the SFP for this free Sunday program. Bring your video camera
to the Gallery Learning Centre to learn some fun and useful techniques for family
filming.
2-4 p.m. MacKenzie Art Gallery, 3475 Albert Street (306) 584-4240,
mackenzie@uregina.ca www.mackenzieartgallery.ca/
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Sunday, March 29
The Vertigo Reading Series
is a new reading series in Regina, held on the last Sunday of every month, at the
Aegean Coffee House at 1967 12th Ave. The first reading will be held on March 29
featuring Mary-Lou Rowley and Trevor Herriot.
http://vertigoreadingseries.wordpress.com/
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Saturday, April 4
Bohemian Dreams
Regina Symphony Orchestra presents guest artist: Lara St. John, Violin. Conductor:
Victor Sawa.
8:00 p.m. Conexus Arts Centre. Tickets: Ticketmaster or (306) 586.9555
www.reginasymphony.com
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Saturday, April 4
Clearing a Path - Book Signing
New ways of seeing traditional Indigenous art with editor Carmen Robertson. 2:00 - 4
p.m. Book & Brier Patch, 4065 Albert Street. Refreshments to follow.
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February 14 - April 4
The Bee Suite
Doug Taylor. The collaged elements were either "mined" from the insides of the
beeframes or from other piles of printed matter found on an interesting abandoned old
and tiny Ukrainian settlement site."
Mysteria Gallery, 2706 13th Avenue www.mysteria.ca
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Sunday, April 5
Blueprint #4
The Blueprint Series invites audiences to witness works in progress in a low tech, low stress
environment. Audience members are invited to engage in a dialogue with the artists
about their work.
2:00 p.m. $7.00. New Dance Horizions, 2207 Harvey Street
www.newdancehorizons.ca
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March 14 - April 12
flux:
University of Regina Bachelor of Fine Arts Graduating Exhibition. A partnership between
the MacKenzie Art Gallery and the Faculty of Fine Arts at the University of Regina. flux
features ten graduating students from the Bachelor of Fine Arts, Visual Arts degree
program: Rosie Armistead, Jesse Goddard, Erin Gee, Rachel Ludlow, Jolene Mathes
Lindsay Mitchell, Jamie Slawson, Ashley Tuchscherer, Amanda Walton, and Jialing Ye.
MacKenzie Art Gallery, 3475 Albert Street (306) 584-4240, mackenzie@uregina.ca
www.mackenzieartgallery.ca
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Tuesday, April 14
Martin Sexton
The Regina Folk Festival Concerts Series presents: Martin Sexton at the Exchange, 2431
8th Avenue. All ages. Doors 7:30p.m. Tickets $15 advance, $20 door. Advance tickets
available now at Bird Films, Vintage Vinyl and SCES.
 www.reginafolkfestival.com
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Thursday, April 16
Foodstock!
Featuring 8 regina (and area) singer-songwriters in-the-round (4 in the first half of the
show and 4 in the second half). And all of the proceeds are going to the Foodbank. At
the Exchange, 2431 8th Ave. Admission is only $12.50 for advance tickets and $15 for
entry at the door. Tickets can be purchased online at www.foodstock.eventbrite.com
or by calling the Food Bank at (306) 791-6533 ext 224. Non-perishible food items are
welcome.
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Thursday, April 16
The True Jive Pluckers: Jack Semple, Ed Minevich, Stephen McLellan
8:00 p.m. Jazz Regina Fundraising Event. Casino Regina Show Lounge.
e-mail advance ticket requests to TJPTickets@jazzregina.ca
www.jazzregina.ca
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April 18 (8:00 p.m.) April 19, (3:00 p.m.)
Happy 200!
A Regina Symphony Orchestra Performance. Government House in the Henry Newlands
Ballroom
 www.reginasymphony.com
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Tuesday, April 21
Culture and Enviornmental Change
7:30 p.m. It's Earth Day Eve! The enviornment is changing. What does that mean for the
future of Saskatchewan an our culture? Brett Dolter, Sean Whalley, Trevor Herriot and
Peter R. Leavitt to present.
Regina Public Library Film Theatre Dunlop Art Gallery, 2311 12th Avenue, Regina
www.dunlopartgallery.org/
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Saturday, April 25
Sask Sampler
Bushwakker's, 2206 Dewdney Avenue. Doors 7:00 pm, $5 cover. The Regina Folk Festival,
the Ness Creek Music Festival and the Gateway Music Festival present some of the best
independent music.
 www.reginafolkfestival.com
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February 14 to April 26
Projections: A major survey of projection-based works in Canada, 1964 – 2007
Curated by Barbara Fischer. Organized by the Justina M. Barnicke Gallery (Hart House,
University of Toronto).
MacKenzie Art Gallery, 3475 Albert Street (306) 584-4240, mackenzie@uregina.ca
www.mackenzieartgallery.ca/
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Tuesday April 28
Filmpool 2009 Premier Screening
The latest and greatest selected Filmpool Members works. 7:30 p.m. at the RPL Film
Theatre.757-8818
www.filmpool.ca
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Thursday, April 30
Five New Voices: Apprentice Reading
The SWG would like to invite you to “Five New Voices”: a reading by the 5 writers taking
part in this year‟s mentorship programs. Authors Belinda Betker, Julianna Dunn, Lorelie
Sarauer, Carle Steel, and Peggy Worrell will read from their work on Thursday, April 30 at
the Hotel Saskatchewan Blue Lounge at 8:00 pm. Admission is free and everyone is
welcome. For further details, see http://skwriter.com/Description.asp?id=266
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May 1-2
24 Hour Playwriting Competition
Saskatchewan Playwrights Centre‟s. 24 Hour Playwriting Competition at the University of
Regina. Entry fee $30 – 1st prize $500. For more information www.saskplaywrights.ca
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April 4 - May 24
Joan Seaglione: Excavation
Opening reception and artist talk. Saturday April 4, 2:00 p.m. Curator Amanda Cachia.
Sherwood Village Branch Gallery, Dunlop Art Gallery, 2311 12th Avenue. 777-6040
www.dunlopartgallery.org/
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May 25 - 30
Spring Festival of New Plays
Saskatchewan Playwright Centre‟s. Spring Festival of New Plays at the University of
Saskatchewan. All staged readings begin at 8pm and are open to the public.
Admission is free. For more information www.saskplaywrights.ca
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April 1 - 4
Silver Dagger
Steve Marsh is a mystery writer. Soon after his third novel is published, his wife receives a
series of phone calls and letters that threaten to destroy their marriage. Adultery,
blackmail, murder, a figure lurking in the rain. All these classic elements of Marsh‟s
mystery fiction soon become a part of his real life. A Regina Little Theatre presents a
mystery thriller play by David French, directed by Jean Taylor. 8:00 p.m. Regina
Performing Arts Centre. Tickets: 779-2277.
www.reginalittletheatre.com/
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Wednesday, April 29
Reading by Richard Wagamese in Regina
The SWG would like to invite you to a reading by acclaimed Aboriginal author Richard
Wagamese at 2:30 p.m. on Wednesday, April 29 at the Albert Library (1401 Robinson
Street). Admission is free and everyone is welcome. For further details, see
http://skwriter.com/Description.asp?id=265
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                                                 SASKATOON EVENTS
Thursday , March 19
Bruce Montcombroux
Third Thursday at AKA event. 8 pm at AKA's event space. Through a vocabulary of
sculpture, installation and drawing, Montcombroux engages in what has been
described as a kind of speculative fiction, desolate environments populated by
dismantled airplanes, strange machines and inventions.
AKA gallery inc 424 20th Street West, 652-0044, aka@sasktel.net www.akagallery.org
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February 24 - March 19
Midwinter show
This exhibition features select pieces including historical works by James Henderson and
Wynona Mulcaster and contemporary pieces by Knowles, Hardy, Perehuddoff and
others.
The Gallery / artplacement inc.228 - 3rd Ave. S. 664-3385 www.artplacement.com
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Thursday, March 19
Obsolete Spaces by Wendy Weseen
Panel Discussion Thursday, March 19, 7:30 p.m. Joe Garcea, Cathryn Miller, Mark
Stobbe.
Saskatchewan Craft Council Gallery, 813 Broadway Avenue, 653-3616
www.saskcraftcouncil.org
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Friday, March 20
Logotopia: The Library in Architecture, Art and the Imagination
Curator lectures by Sascha Hastings.Saskatoon Public Library 2:00 p.m.
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Friday, March 20
Wind Orchestra Concert
directed by Brian Unverricht . 7:30 pm. Convocation Hall. Tickets $10 for adults and $5
seniors and students and are available at McNally Robinson booksellers, Long &
McQuade, and St. Johns Music. For more information please contact the Department
of Music on 966-6171
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Saturday, March 21
Greystone Singers (celebrating their 50th Anniversary) Reunion Concert
Knox United Church, 838 Spadina Crescent East, Tickets $10 for adults and $5 seniors
and students and are available from chorus members, McNally Robinson booksellers or
at the door. For more information please contact Gerald Langner on 966-8352 or
gerald.langner@usask.ca
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Saturday, March 21
Watstagats!?
See some of Turtle Island's funniest. Ryan McMahon hosts an evening of laughs featuring
Skeena Reese and Drew Lacappa.
For more information on the Saskatchewan Native Theatre Company, 933-2262, e-mail
info@sntc.ca
www.sntc.ca
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March 21 - 22
Titus Andronicus
This special rehearsed reading of Titus Andronicus brings Shakespeare on the
Saskatchewan to the BackStage Stage in the Frank and Ellen Remai Arts Centre for two
performances only. Call 384.7727 to order your tickets now! Saturday, March 21st –
8:00pm. Sunday, March 22nd – 1:00pm. Tickets: $15 for adults, $10 for students and
seniors. Come out and enjoy Shakespeare‟s bloodiest revenge tragedy!
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Saturday, March 28
U of S Amati Quartet – performing on 17th century Italian Amati instruments.
8:00pm Convocation Hall, U of S campus
For more information Bonney Walters 270-9385 www.amatiquartet.usask.ca
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Saturday, March 28
U of S Jazz Ensembles Concert
Ensemble performing will include: UofS Jazz Ensemble 1: Director Dean McNeill. UofS
Jazz Ensemble 2: Director Mark DeJong 7:30p.m. Quance Theatre, U of S Education
Building, 28 Campus Drive. $10 for adults and $5 seniors/students. Tickets are sold at the
door ONLY. For more information please contact the Department of Music on 966-6171
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January 16 - March 29
Hysteria and the Body
Mendel Art Gallery, 950 Spadina Crescent East.
www.mendel.ca
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January 16 - March 29
Jean-Pierre Gauthier: Machines at Play
The exhibition includes a number of kinetic installations which produce graphite
drawings on the gallery walls. Machines at Play is organized by the Musée d‟art
contemporain de Montréal.
Mendel Art Gallery, 950 Spadina Crescent East.
www.mendel.ca
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February 6 - March 29
Joni Mitchell, Green Flag Song
An exhibition of recent photographic work by Joni Mitchell.
Mendel Art Gallery, 950 Spadina Crescent East.
www.mendel.ca
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January 16 - March 29
Linked
An exhibition created as part of the Mendel‟s artistsbyartists program featuring Linda
Knight mentored by Saskatoon sculptor Don Hefner. This exhibition presents a
collaborative sculptural installation that makes cross-cultural links between past,
present, and future.
Mendel Art Gallery, 950 Spadina Crescent East.
www.mendel.ca
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Sunday, March 29
Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra's Music for a Sunday Afternoon 4
2:30 p.m. Bessborough Hotel. Repertoire: Sonata No. 1 – Borghi; Maritime Suite –
Flemming; Woodwind Quintet – Hetu; Piano Quintet – Dvorak
www.saskatoonsymphony.org
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Monday, March 30
Spring Chamber Music Concert
Chamber music featuring student quartets, trios and duos. 7:30 p.m. Convocation Hall.
Admission is by donation at the door. For more information please contact the
Department of Music on 966-6171
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March 1 - 31
Paul Favreau, Ron Hedrick and Audrey Pfannmuller
Paul Favreau, from Saskatoon, has brought in some more of his unique photos. Ron
Hedrick sent some of his famous beach sc enes as well as some stunning landscapes.
Audrey Pfannmuller has been expanding her repertoire to include abstract paintings.
From her 'well known for' landscape paintings to highly abstract, she has covered all the
bases. New works arriving daily.
Pacific Gallery, 702 - 14th Street East. Corner of Lansdown, Temperance and 14th Street
www.pacificgallery.ca
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Friday, April 3
Escape
Video screening - Escape is an archetype of story telling; it appeals to the universal
desire for adventure and fantasy. AKA/Paved Production.
AKA gallery inc 424 20th Street West, 652-0044, aka@sasktel.net www.akagallery.org
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Saturday, April 4
Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra's Chamber Orchestra Series 4
7:30 pm Third Ave. United Church, Repertoire: A Tribute to Saskatchewan Composers
www.saskatoonsymphony.org
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February 27 - April 8
Obsolete Spaces by Wendy Weseen
Photographic and mixed media assemblages along with historical artifacts and
installations will explore themes of abandonment and dissolution using imagery of
prairie farm buildings and contents.
Saskatchewan Craft Council Gallery, 813 Broadway Avenue, 653-3616
www.saskcraftcouncil.org
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February 27 - April 9
The Bachelor (of fine arts) Party
Featuring: Andreas Buchwaldt, Erin Gee, J.G. Hampton, Rachel Ludlow, Lindsay
Mitchell, Levi Nicholat, Julie Oh, Amber Reed
AKA gallery inc 424 20th Street West, 652-0044, aka@sasktel.net www.akagallery.org
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March 13 to April 18
Drive-End (Part 1) Martin Beauregard
Reception today: Friday, March 13 8 pm to 10 pm Beauregard will produce a series of
10 photographs that contrast the mythic figure of the cowboy - produced by the movie
industry - with the modest life of an 88-year old man (his grandfather). The old man is
photographed in a car junkyard and in an abandoned drive-in.
Paved Arts: 424 20th St. West www.pavedarts.ca
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January 19 - April 18
from the island
Paintings by Greg Hardy. Curated by Ken Archer.
Kenderdine Art Gallery, Agriculture Building, 51 Campus Drive, University of
Saskatchewan www.usask.ca/kenderdine
http://www.artplacement.com/gallery/exhibitions_hardy_KAG.php?ex_id=KAG
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April 12-18
Hand Crafted Excellence
Selected works by some of SCC's finest craft artisans featured as part of the World's
Largest Craft Gallery on Broadway Avenue during Craft Week in Saskatoon.
Saskatchewan Craft Council Gallery, 813 Broadway Avenue, 653-3616
www.saskcraftcouncil.org
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Saturday, April 18
Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra's Master Series 6
7:30 pm TCU Place. Conductor – Earl Stafford. Guest Artist – Joaquin Valdepenas,
clarinet. Repertoire: Wondrous. Light – Estacio; Concert for Clarinet, A major K622 – W.A.
Mozart; Enigma Variations – Elgar
www.saskatoonsymphony.org
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April 10-12 and 17-19
The Keeper
Magdalene Theatre and Resolute Gopher Productions present: The Keeper. Written by
Tim Hildebrand. Directed by Matthew Burgess. 8:00 p.m. $18 adults, $15 students/equity
members. Remai Arts Centre Backstage Stage. For tickets call Peresphone Theatre Box
Office at 384-7727
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April 15 - 26
Little Shop of Horrors
One of the longest-running Off-Broadway shows of all time, this affectionate spoof of
1950s sci-fi movies has become a house-hold name. Charming, tuneful and hilarious,
with tongue firmly planted in cheek, Little Shop Of Horrors never fails to entertain
Persephone Theatre 384-7727 www.persephonetheatre.org/
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March 2 - April 30
Coming Together
4th Annual USCAD Instructiors' and Students' Art Show. Reception: Friday, March 6th,
7:30 - 9:30 pm
STM Gallery, 2nd floor, St. Thomas More College, 1437 College Drive, 652-5310
www.stmcollege.ca/artgallery/
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February 6 - May 2, 2009
5,6,7 Economies of Good & Evil
Mitch Robertson
College Building Gallery, lower level, Universtiy of Saskatchewan
www.usask.ca/kenderdine
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January 26 - May 2, 2009
Inside/Out
College Building Gallery, main level, Universtiy of Saskatchewan
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April 10 - May 16
Colin Lyons
Lyons‟ work examines the esthetic allure of lost boomtowns after the bust. Adapting the
industrial based medium of printmaking to a sculptural practice, Lyons creates paper
factories from prints and uses the plates to create zinc sculptures. The work will be
installed to create the tableau of a former industrial centre. Considering Saskatoon‟s
own history including boom and bust phases of development, this exhibition will
resonate with a broad audience. During his stay here, Lyons will present an artist talk.
AKA gallery inc 424 20th Street West, 652-0044, aka@sasktel.net www.akagallery.org
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                                         OTHER CITY AND TOWN EVENTS
Thursday, March 19
Glass Tigre
Pop/Rock. Tickets available at Casino Moose Jaw Box Office, 694-3726.
www.glasstiger.ca
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Thursday, March 19
Mike Stevens with Raymond McLain
Vic Juba Community Theatre - Lakeland College, Lloydminster. Station Arts Centre –
Rosthern. Mike and Raymond will introduce Bluegrass and Traditional music with their
incredible abilities on their respective instruments. Mike Stevens is a true innovator on
the harmonica and one of the best players on the planet. Raymond McLain is a
bluegrass legend and a master of the five – stringed banjo.
www.mikestevensmusic.com or www.osac.sk.ca
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Thursday, March 19
The Bubbleman Brings Magic
7:00 p.m. Westview Elementary School, 1607 2nd Street, Estevan. Estevan Arts Council,
Brenda Lyons, Phone: (306) 634-7045

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Friday, March 20
Mike Stevens with Raymond McLain
Norman Ritchie Community Centre – Kindersley. Presented by OSAC and the Kindersley
& District Arts Council. See Description for March 19, 2009
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Friday, March 20
Missoula Childrens' Theatre
Quill Lake School - Quill Lake. The Missoula Children's Theatre (MCT), the nation‟s largest
touring children‟s theatre, has been touring extensively for 35 years now from Montana
to Japan, and will visit more than 1,200 communities this year with 36 teams of Tour
Actor/Directors. www.mctinc.org
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Friday, March 20
The Irish Rovers
Irish Folk. Tickets available at Casino Moose Jaw Box Office, 694-3726.
www.irishrovers.info
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Saturday, March 21
Mike Stevens with Raymond McLain
Luseland Homecoming Hall – Luseland. Presented by OSAC and the Luseland. Arts
Council. See Description for March 19, 2009
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Sunday, March 22
RSO Music on the Road in Swift Current
A Regina Symphony Orchestra Performance.
For information: (306) 586.9555 www.reginasymphony.com
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March 1 - 23
Brenda Joy Lem - Continuous & Unbroken
Continuous and Unbroken features work from the permanent collection of the Moose
Jaw Museum & Art Gallery created by Brenda Joy Lem.
www.osac.sk.ca
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March 1 - 23
Jeff Gudmundson: Replay
Humboldt Museum - Humboldt . Jeff Gudmundson‟s work involves the use and re-
evaluation of old or unwanted objects to create new art. Composition of a work is his
main concern and his end objective.
www.osac.sk.ca
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March 2 - 23
Just Us: North Central Photojournalism Project
Kipling Community Centre – Kipling. Featuring the photography of Mark Taylor and
students of Scott Collegiate. Organized through a partnership between the
Saskatchewan Arts Board and the Organization of Saskatchewan Arts Councils (OSAC)
Curated by Mark Taylor and Jennifer McRorie
www.osac.sk.ca
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March 1 - 23
Ken Dalgarno: Sculpted Landscapes
Prince Albert Arts Centre – Prince Albert. Ken Dalgarno was chosen from the 2006/2007
adjudications for a solo show. His exhibit Sculpted Landscapes focuses on and
chronicles the now decaying and vanishing farm buildings and grain elevators that
once dotted the flat Saskatchewan prairies.
www.osac.sk.ca
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March 1 - 23
McGregor Hone: A Prairie Printmaker
Socoko Art Gallery and Studios – Bengough. Curated by Heather Smith for the Moose
Jaw Museum & Art Gallery (MJM&AG) From the Permanent Collection of the MJM&AG.
www.osac.sk.ca
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Monday, March 23
Mike Stevens with Raymond McLain
Plaza Theatre- Shaunavon. Presented by OSAC and the Shaunavon Arts Council. See
Description for March 19, 2009
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March 1 - 23
On Hallowed Ground
Canora Public Library – Canora. Curated by Aaron Clarke. From the Saskatchewan Arts
Board Permanent Collection. Featuring artists Dennia Bruce, Diana Chabros, Chuck
Crate, David Dreher, Lloyd Dubois, Don Hall, Iris Hauser, McGregor Hone, Edit Ivan, Brian
James, Ernest Lindner, Arthur McKay, Brenda Pelkey, Russell Yuristy, Debbi Wozniak-Bonk.
www.osac.sk.ca
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March 1 - 23
Tattoo
Chapel Gallery – North Battleford. Curated by Nikole Peters. Organized by OSAC. This
compelling exhibit features art by three of Canada's leading tattoo artists Jarret
Clarkson, Andres Merrill and Craig Fenrick.
www.osac.sk.ca
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March 1 - 23
Thelma Pepper: Untie the Spirit
Godfrey Dean Art Gallery – Yorkton. Thelma Pepper‟s series of photographs, titled Untie
the Spirit, is the third exhibition in her trilogy exploring community life in Saskatchewan.
www.osac.sk.ca
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March 1 - 23
Wendy Parsons and the Rural Roundel
Last Mountain Lake Cultural Centre - Regina Beach. Opening Reception March 8, 2009
1pm – 4pm Curated by Heather Smith. Wendy Parson‟s current body of work focuses on
the dichotomy between the realities of contemporary farming and the nostalgic
reminiscences of a rural based population.
www.osac.sk.ca
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Wednesday, March 25
Mike Stevens with Raymond McLain
Prince of Wales Cultural & Recreation Centre- Assiniboia. Presented by OSAC and the
Assiniboia & District Arts Council. See Description for March 19, 2009
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Thursday, March 26
Mike Stevens with Raymond McLain
Bengough Community Centre- Bengough. Presented by OSAC and the Bengough
Municipal Arts Council. See Description for March 19, 2009
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Friday, March 27
Donna Caruso
The Saskatchewan Writers Guild and the Yorkton Public Library present an author
reading by Rebecca Grambo at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, March 27th at the Yorkton Public
Library. This event is open to the public. Admission is free and everyone is welcome.
Books by the author will be available for sale and signing/ For further details, see
http://skwriter.com/Description.asp?id=237
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Friday, March 27
Mike Stevens with Raymond McLain
Anne Portnuff Theatre, Yorkton Regional High School- Yorkton, Presented by OSAC and
the Yorkton Arts Council, See Description for March 19, 2009
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February 21 - March 28
A.F.L. Kenderdine: Field Day
Swift Current Museum - Swift Current. Organized by the Kenderdine Art Gallery. From the
University of Saskatchewan Permanent Collection. Curated by Kent Archer
www.osac.sk.ca
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Saturday, March 28
Mike Stevens with Raymond McLain
Living Sky Centre- Swift Current. See Description for March 19, 2009
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January 22 - March 31
here and there ….
The first exhibitions in our Nature of Photography Series. Saskatchewan artist Brian Ring
lives and works in Frankfurt, Germany
Godfrey Dean Art Gallery, 49 Smith Street E. Yorkton (306) 786-2992
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Thursday, April 2
Emma-Lee
Tickets available at Casino Moose Jaw Box Office, 694-3726.
 www.emma-lee.com
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Saturday, April 11
Flyin' Bob
One Man, Three Ring Circus. 8:00 p.m. Tickets available at Casino Moose Jaw Box
Office, 694-3726.
 www.flybob.com
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March 14 - April 25
Dave Geary: The Great Saskatchewan Socialist Utopia – That Never Was
What happens when the avant-garde art of 1920s and „30s USSR meets 21st century
Saskatchewan?
Chapel Gallery, 891-99 Street, North Battleford, 445-1757 www.chapelgallery.ca
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March 26 - May 24
Neal McLeod
Neal McLeod is a painter, filmmaker, performance artist, satirist and comedian who is
currently Associate Professor, in the Native Studies Department, at Trent University, in
Peterborough, Ontario. Born and raised in Northern Saskatchewan, McLeod was
exposed to Cree narratives from a very young age. These recent paintings investigate
the multiple dimensions of a character that appeared in many of these stories - the
wîhtikow - an evil spirit-being that consumes humans in order to satisfy its greed and self-
absorption.
 Moose Jaw Museum & Art Gallery Performing Arts Theatre, 217 Main Street N.
www.moosejawculture.com
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March 26 - May 24
Saskatchewan Flame
Opening Reception March 26. Moose Jaw Art Gallery. The exhibition, Saskatchewan
Flame, presents the works and the wood-fire kilns that Saskatchewan potters used for
firing their wares. There are 36 works by 25 artists, together with plans and photographs
of the 10 wood-fire kilns in Saskatchewan. Moose Jaw artists, Wendy Parsons, Zach
Dietrich, and Claude Morin, as well as Caronport artist, Jeff Martens, are included in this
exhibition.
 Moose Jaw Museum & Art Gallery Performing Arts Theatre, 217 Main Street N.
www.moosejawculture.com
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March 26 - May 24
Transitive Space - The Afghanistan Series
In 2002, Allan MacKay was invited by the Department of National Defence to
participate in a pilot project for the newly minted Canadian Forces Artists Program and
was sent to Afganistan. MacKay's movement was restricted to the Kandahar airfield
and its immediate vicinity. His days were spent observing and capturing on video the
activities of the airfield and environs. This exhibition, entitled Transitive Space - The
Afganistan Series, works on paper is derived from video stills MacKay chose from
approximately 5 hours of video he shot during the Afghanistan assignment.
 Moose Jaw Museum & Art Gallery Performing Arts Theatre, 217 Main Street N.
www.moosejawculture.com
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