CURRENT EXHIBITS
A Selection of Specimens
A solo exhibition by artist Kristin Teetaert
January 21 – February 23, 2026
EXHIBIT ARCHIVAL
Labours of Love, Under Lamplight
Exhibit runs November 1st – December 14th
An exhibition featuring art from Indigenous artists in Saskatchewan, showcasing a diverse array of experiences and interpretations of Indigenous Art. The exhibition celebrates the various practices in Indigenous art, ranging from contemporary aesthetics and materials to those rooted in familial traditions.
Travel by Train
Exhibit runs September 3rd – October 26th
Come enjoy this unique and local exhibit highlighting train travel in our train station art gallery!
OVERLAP: SK Printmakers Exhibit
Exhibition runs July 3 – August 30, 2025
Gallery Hours starting July 3: Wednesday 10-5 | Thursday + Friday 10-8 | Saturday + Sunday 10-5
“Overlap” is a dynamic exhibition of various types of printmaking by members of the SK Printmakers.
Exhibition: Through Lens & Brush
Exhibit runs until June 23
Gallery hours: Thursdays 9:00am – 3:00pm
Young Artist Program Exhibit: Makers’ Market
Exhibition runs April 1 – 23
Gallery Hours: Thursdays 9 – 3
Exhibit Opening: Saturday, April 5 11am – 12pm
Exhibition: John Brady McDonald – Omentum
Exhibit runs February 1 – March 23
Gallery Hours: Thursdays 9 – 3
Come see the show and stay for a visit in the gallery
Exhibition: All Conditioned Things
Exhibition runs until January 25
An exploration of mortality and impermanence through symbolism
Kathy Thiessen Art Gallery
Exhibition: ᑌᐸᑯᐦᑊ/Tepakohp/7
Exhibit runs until November 23 (artist talk Nov. 27, 9:00am-11:00am)
Kathy Thiessen Art Gallery
Exhibition: Too “Pool” for School!
July 1 – August 31, 2024
Station Arts Satellite Gallery
Missing Maga-Pie by Paul Trottier
Exhibit runs July 1 – August 22, 2024
Kathy Thiessen Art Gallery
Admission is free
Tia Furstenberg Exhibit: Primal Landscape
Exhibit runs July 1 – August 22, 2024
Kathy Thiessen Art Gallery
Admission is free
With fragments of past and present, this show explores ideas of memories and the concept of home.
VISUAL POETRY: THE RAVEN SPEAKS ART EXHIBIT
Exhibit runs from March 17 – April 23, 2022
In conversation with painter Rolf Krohn and poet David Macknak
I DO NOT HAVE MY WORDS
Exhibition runs February 1 – 23, 2022 *Postponed*
Joi Arcand, Catherine Blackburn, Audrey Dreaver, curated by M.J.M.A.G.
This show features a variety of work that explores language loss & considers how language is connected to one’s cultural identity.
The Red Chair Project Exhibit
SEPTEMBER – NOVEMBER, 2021
This show shines a light on those who make our community special and the diversity we value. It is a portrait mural that celebrates what we share and how we can work towards a brighter future together.
Chasing Identity and Reconciliation
July 1 – August 28, 2021
Ray Keighley adds creative energy to his art, reflecting balance between his ethnic origins, life and work.
Sign Posts
March 1 – May 23, 2021
Signposts brings together three Saskatchewan based artists who examine the familiar imagery that dots the Saskatchewan landscape.
The Darkened Sky
January 7 – February 23, 2021
Consisting of fifteen artists, The Darkened Sky highlights the beauty of darkness through a spectrum of artistic mediums. Works range from craft to fine art, and over half of the artists are First Nations or Métis, weaving together unique cultural perspectives and familiar methods of art-making.
Scissor Cuts/Scherenschnitte: Jessica Richter and Waltraude Stehwien
November 2 – December 17, 2020
Richter and Stehwien employ creativity to express landscape, scene and image with cut paper. This collection ranges from traditional German papercutting to papercut evolved into sculpture.
Big Earth Series: Val Wiebe
October 8 – 29, 2020
This exhibit explores the relationship between the landscape and our own fragility – the universal human experience.