Regina Art Scene

Feb 22, 2023/Arts & Culture

If you’re someone who enjoys peaceful reflection and admiring carefully curated artwork, then you’re in for a treat. Regina has a thriving arts community, with institutes that showcase the evolving landscape of both local and national art scenes. And of course, no art gallery experience would be complete without checking out their amazing gift shops, which offer some truly excellent finds.

Galleries

1. MacKenzie Art Gallery
Regina’s largest public art gallery features contemporary and historical art exhibitions from Saskatchewan, Canada, and around the world. This dynamic community resource provides a space for everyone to engage with diverse cultural perspectives. The Permanent Collection holds nearly 5,000 artworks spanning 5,00 years, alongside engaging and immersive temporary exhibits running at all times. Grab a bite at the Craft Services Café, itself nestled amid a permanent art installation, and contemplate the artwork on display. Then grab a souvenir.

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2. Assiniboia Gallery
Established in 1977, Assiniboia Gallery showcases contemporary and traditional art by established and emerging visual artists from across Canada. The works feature watercolours, oil paintings, encaustic works, jewelry, blown glass, ceramics, sculpture and photography. And best of all – you can buy it. Their specialty is helping customers find the right piece for their homes or offices; they even offer a framing service. They would love you to drop by the gallery, it’s just a short walk from downtown Regina.

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3. Art Gallery Of Regina
Known for its quirky sense of cool, Art Gallery of Regina is a gem of eclectic art, stunning photography and provocative installations. From their space in the Neil Balkwill Civic Arts Centre they promote the development and appreciation of contemporary art, emphasizing exciting Saskatchewan artists. Outside of exhibitions, they like to connect with the arts community by offering workshops, lectures, visiting artist events and demonstrations.

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4. Slate Fine Art Gallery
Slate profiles contemporary art from exciting new and established Canadian artists, with a focus on Saskatchewan. If you’re passionate about viewing – or even owning – unique Canadian art, then experience the emotions of an exhibition, attend an event, or schedule an appointment for a private meeting.

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Regina Art Scene

Regina Art Scene

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Annie MacDonell: The Beyond Within

Multiple Lives of Paintings: European Painting 1500— 1800

Outdoor Sauna Experience at Echo Valley Provincial Park

Mystery Rides

MAGDANCE 5: art + dance + archive

Here & Now

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