Wanuskewin Galleries ensure that perspectives on the past offered by Wanuskewin Heritage Park an interpretive centre are complemented by contemporary expressions by Indigenous people.
The Galleries showcase the work of Indigenous artists whose practices and productions connect to the natural, cultural, and socio-political histories, issues, and future of the Northern Plains. The Galleries are venues for professional artists who are recognized as such by their peers, as well as for curators who focus on Indigenous historical, traditional and contemporary art.
Wanuskewin Galleries will develop, present and promote media, visual and performance art by contemporary and traditional Indigenous artists, framing all programming and exhibitions within Indigenous worldviews.
Mnemonic (Re)Manifestations
-Alan Corbiere
Opening Reception & Artist Talk with Heather Shillinglaw: Saturday October 19 1pm-3pm Edmonton-based Métis artist Heather Shillinglaw’s installation retells…
Opening Reception & Artist Talk with Bonnie Devine and Fynn Leitch: Thursday July 11 4pm – 6pm La Rábida is…
Learning to Tie May 15 – July 12, 2019 Artists Biography Kevin McKenzie is Cree/Métis, born in Regina, Saskatchewan. He…
THE WRITING ON THE WALL: WORKS OF DR. JOANE CARDINAL-SCHUBERT, R.C.A.Organized and circulated by Nickle Galleries with financial assistance from…
Norval Morrisseau (1931–2007) is arguably the most influential Indigenous artist in Canada, a member of the Indian Group of Seven…
Ē-kī-nakatamawacik (You) left something for them Ruth Cuthand & Joi Arcand August 31-October 12, 2018 Reception…
Fire Starter and Time Keeper, is a public sculpture installation designed for the Roadside Attractions exhibition, curated by Dunlop Art Gallery and…
Reception and Artist talk with Amanda Strong June 2nd, 2018 1-4 pm Free to the public paskwâw nîpîy Is a…
#callresponse June 1 – July 13, 2018 At AKA artist run-centre (424 20th St W) and Wanuskewin Galleries (RR #4…
Welcoming Our Relatives Back: Digital Stories from International Buffalo Treaty This work is the result of Tasha Hubbard’s collaborative work…
Kiskeyihtam 1928-2015 Honoring Allen Sapp Allen Sapp a Cree artist is an iconic figure in Saskatchewan. He was also known by his Cree Name, Kiskeyihtam. Sapp’s…
Wanuskewin Galleries present in partnership with the University of Saskatchewan We the North~Contemporary Inuit Art Reflecting on contemporary northern aesthetics, We…
When Raven Became Spider Joi T. Arcand, Sonny Assu, Julianne Beaudin-Herney Shaun Beyale, Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers , & Jeffrey Veregge Curated…
The Next 150: Visions of Canada’s Future with artist’s Kevin McKenzie, Paulette Poitras, Jamie Reynolds, Bill Stevenson, Nadya Kwandibens, Jason…
Oskâyi Askîy, which means The New World in Cree, explores themes of human survivance, engaged by Anishinaabe cultural theorist Gerald…
Common Weal Community Arts-Artists and Communities for Social Change in Collaboration with Wanuskewin Galleries & The Community of Patuanak, SK…
April 28-July 7th 2017 Reception and artist talk April 29 Solo exhibition by critically acclaimed artist Adrian Stimson. Stimson’s School…
Saturday April 29th Opening Reception and Artist Talk 2-5 pm An Eloquence of Women is a play on the collective…
Geo-engineered: Clouds of Secrecy Colleen Cutschall Artist talk scheduled April 08th cancelled until further notice In a series of twenty-one…
January 06-April 7th with Closing Reception and Artist talk April 08th, 2017 cancelled until further notice My art is rooted…
Manifestipi ITWÉ Collective “This work relates to the idea of gathering. We are hoping to create a space where people…
Conversations with the Land Jamie Black ~The knowledge of where I come from is in my bones and in my…
Artist Statement- In 2015 I completed a long-term project that began when I saw my first powwow in the late…
Artist Statement- from an early age revisited (1994, 2016) is a body of work that draws upon photographs I made…
Wanuskewin Galleries are very pleased to present this solo exhibition by Anishinaabe (Odawa) artist Barry Ace, who is the recipient…
Siikwan means “it is spring time” in both Cree and Ojibwe. We chose this name for the show because springtime…
Kim Soo Goodtrack is a member of the Lakota Woodmountain Reserve in Southern Saskatchewan. Her great grandmother walked to Woodmountain…
History in North America has a dominant narrative of past events that have shaped the national imaginary in the United…
Turtle Meets the Sky The Haudenosaunee origin story of Sky Woman falling to earth and landing on the back of…
As a practicing artist, I really do not think of inspiration in its formal sense. The world, God’s Creation, includes;…
Woven is an interlacing of different themes in my work with the subject of family being the common thread that…
IPAC links Indigenous and Métis artists and communities to promote social change. IPAC’s artistic objective is to facilitate artist and…
Eco-Indian is an exhibition that conjures up many images and is a play on both stereotypical notions of Aboriginal people…
In geometry, a polygon: typically a flat figure or shape that is made up by a chain of straight lines…
The 1,808 moccasin vamps that form the Walking With Our Sisters (WWOS) Exhibit commemorates Canada’s 1,200 missing and murdered Aboriginal…
This project was envisioned when my Board of Directors at Sasipenita Educational Exhibit an Aboriginal arts organization asked me to…
Wanuskewin Grand Hall Gallery is proud to present selected works from the Saskatchewan Arts Board Indigenous Collection. With five decades…
The Great Hall Gallery at the Wanuskewin Heritage Park in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan is proud to present Sixteen Million Colours, the…
