• June - July (Main Gallery) - Andree Martinson: A retrospective

• June - July (Fringe Gallery) - Paintings by Stephanie Krawchuk
• July - August (Fringe Gallery) - Augustus Kenderdine from the Mendel Art Gallery
• September - October (Fringe Gallery) - Photography by Northern Image Photographers
• October - November (Main Gallery) - Permanent Collection Show
• November - December (Fringe Gallery) - Expressions V by the P.A.H.A. Seniors
• December, 2008 - January, 2009 (Main Gallery) - Saskatchewan Flame: a Group Show of Pottery fired in Charley Farrero's Anagama Kiln in Meacham

The Art Gallery of Prince Albert Phone: (306) 763-7080
142 12th St. W. Fax: (306) 763-7838
Prince Albert, SK S6V 3B5

Email: agpa@sasktel.net

April 3 to June 8

Landscape Stories includes the work of three Canadian artists - Erick Edson, from Sackville, NB, Lyndal Osborne from Edmonton, and Rod Strickland from Windsor, ON.

This exhibition presents contemporary interpretations of landscape art by examining how we see the world, how we make the world, and how we use the world.

Un Scripted: A Harvest of Cultural Ideas

Public Forum on the Arts Representing/Presenting First Nations & Métis Art in Saskatchewan

Tuesday, Feb. 12 and every second Tuesday of each month 7:00 to 9:00 pm 

Would you like to express your view about what happens in Saskatchewan's cultural scene? Are you interested in hearing and sharing ideas about arts-related issues with some of the most creative people in the province?

The Dunlop Art Gallery is pleased to announce UnScripted a new and exciting series of public talks featuring Saskatchewan artists from across the cultural spectrum, in conversation with some of Saskatchewan's finest writers, performers, curators, volunteers, and museum and gallery professionals. 

• Michel Boutin
• Carol Greyeyes
• Michelle LaVallee
• Adrian Stimson

in conversation with David Garneau 

Admission is free. Tea and coffee will be served.

This programme is made possible with the generous support of The Canada Council for the Arts, the Regina Public Library and the Saskatchewan Arts Board.