2009 Exhibitions
February – March, 2009
Main Gallery – Winter Festival Juried Art Show 2009
Sponsored by Wilcox, Zuk, Chovin Law Office.
The Winter Festival Juried Art Show is a showcase for local and regional artists and fulfills a central role in the region. providing the only professionally
juried show that serves the area. The WFJAS is the only juried exhibition in the province that displays all the works entered.
This mixed media exhibition provides a glimpse of works ranging from traditional to experimental.The format also allows artists feedback from the juror as well as a presentation of awards. Click here for the winners in the 2009 Winter Festival Juried Art Show
Trinkets & Treasures by Elsy Thistlewaite Blowing Dandelions by Leah Marie Dorion Calm Start to the Day by Cam Forrester People's Choice Underfoot by Grant Moor People's Choice On Golden Pond by Kim Morrall Navigate WF Juried Art Show VR Tour here:
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April 6 – May 31, 2009
Main Gallery – “Notion” by Janice Wong
Painting and Printmaking
Janice Wong’s works are exquisitely crafted compositions of color and geometry that look like science and feel like a dream.
Janice is formerly from Prince Albert, a graduate of Alberta College of Art & Design and now resides in Vancouver.
Through her medium of printmaking Janice quotes “They are a corollary of my former job as a mapmaker, my experience in music,
my big sky prairie childhood and my love of color and form.
We would like to thank the John M. Cuelenaere Library for their assistance in lending books for the duration of the show.Navigate Notion VR Tour here:
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Pacifica by Janice Wong Up Down by Janice Wong Record #2 by Janice Wong Night Falls by Janice Wong Notion by Janice Wong April – May, 2009
Fringe Gallery – “Agent Orange ” by Tim Moore.
Curated by Brenda Barry Byrne.
This recent body of Paintings by Tim Moore discusses the notion of “Big Box Hunting”
Pair by Tim Moore Flying Indian by Tim Moore Elk Hunter by Tim Moore Hunting Party by Tim Moore The Deer Hunter by Tim Moore Navigate Agent Orange VR Tour here:
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June 5 - 28, 2009
Selections from the Permanent Collection” by Wynona Mulcaster
Launch of the Art Gallery of Prince Albert’s Wynona Mulcaster e-bookA selection of works from our permanent collection that are highlighted in the book. Wynona Mulcaster (1915- )
was one of the first students at the Emma Lake Art School and went on to become an associate Professor of Art
at the University of Saskatchewan and Director of Art Education at the Saskatchewan Teachers college. 'Noni'
(as she is called by her friends), born in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan in 1915, is one of Canada's most accomplished painters.
Her Prairie landscape paintings capture the vitality and structure of the land and sky. She received a Saskatchewan
Arts Council Lifetime Achievement Award for Excellence in the Arts as well as two Canada Council Awards.
She was elected to Royal Canadian Academy of Arts.
Between the Hills - Wynona Mulcaster Sunday Morning - Wynona Mulcaster Jaz - Wynona Mulcaster Rabbit Country - Wynona Mulcaster Navigate Wynona Mulcaster VR Tour here:
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June – July, 2009
Fringe Gallery – “Recent Works” by Leah Dorion. Reception Date June 19th at 7:00 p.m.
Curated by Brenda Barry Byrne.
Leah Dorion is a Prince Albert First Nations Artist whose work discusses Spirituality and Feminism thru First Nations Culture.She currently teaches at SUNTEP in Prince Albert.
Creation Story - Leah Dorion Earth Water Woman - Leah Dorion Women of the Earth - Leah Dorion Summer Celebration - Leah Dorion Navigate Leah Dorion VR Tour here:
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July 7 - August 31, 2009
Main Gallery – “Boreal Baroque” by Mary Anne Barkhouse.
Curated by Linda Jansma.
Boreal Baroque brings to us in all cases resonation stories of the earth; recognizing the myth and its
potential to engage us in personal or shared dialogues. The mixed media installations juxtapose
her love of nature within a Barogque setting to bring resounding stories of the earth.
Mary Ann Barkhouse belongs to the ancient traditions of making myths, the highest of the
human imagination’s engagement with a world that is our home but which we so easily seem to
make an alien place, then struggle to find worth within it. A graduate of Ontario College of Art and a
member of the Royal Canadian Academy of Art, Mary now resides in Vancouver and is a member of the
Nimpkish Band Kwakiutl First Nations. Her work is included in international collections including HRH Queen
Elizabeth II and the Prince of Japan.September 14 – October 31, 2009
Main Gallery – Selections from the Permanent Collection
Various mediums with an Architecture theme, covering 70 years of Prince Albert artists.
Untitled - Alex Mullie Prosperous Era - Stefania Piecowye P.A.C.I., Old Central School, The Cabin "Ty Black", The Court House - Jo Oliver West Hill Home - Lorenzo Dupuis Jeweled Box - Dana Popescul Log Cabin - J.S. Base After Glow - J.S. Base Homeless - Karen Pask September 14 – October 31, 2009
Fringe Gallery – Northern Image Photography Club
Photographs of various architectural styles in the buildings and landmarks of Prince Albert.
Untitled John Alexandersen Untitled - Judie Relitz Untitled - Joan Ryan Untitled - John Alexandersen Untitled - Janet Jurgens #706 4th St. E. Two story brick home. Widow walk on roof, "Gingerbread" style. Built in 1914, it's first owner was Joseph S. Coombs (Timber Inspector, Dominion Lands) - Gerald Murphy November, December, 2009 and January, 2010
Dimensions, 2008 “Growth”.
Saskatchewan Craft Council.
Jurors: Jamie Russell and Dr. Sandra Alfoldy
“Dimensions” is the annual, juried craft exhibition open to all Saskatchewan residents. The
SCC looks for works with unique, individual expression that transcend technique.
They should have content as well as achieving technical and creative excellence. In 2008 it was decided that
Dimensions will have a theme of "Growth". Entrants must interpret this literally, figuratively, spiritually,
above all with creativity and innovation in Fine Craft.
Forest Blind - Lee Brady Octopus Love - Mel Colen Season of Growth - Cindy Lea Hoppe Showboat - G.R. Miskolczi Spring - Don Pell The City... - Anna Hergert Untitled - Nicola D'Agnone November – December 31, 2009
Fringe Gallery – “Scotty” Royal Saskatchewan Museum
Scotty is almost a complete skeleton of a Tyrannosaurus Rex discovered in Eastend, Saskatchewan in 1991. The Royal Saskatchewan Museum is touring this three-dimensional replica of Scotty's skull.
November – December 31, 2009
Fringe Gallery – “Fossil Display” by the Mid-Pro Rock & Gem Society
A collection of fossils discovered by various members of the Mid-Pro Rock & Gem Society.
November 14 – December 20. 2009
Studio Gallery – “Shop the Christmas Casbah”
The Art Gallery of Prince Albert will be hosting a Christmas Store featuring the works of local Saskatchewan artists for sale. A wine and cheese reception and gift shop launch will take place on November 14, 2009 at 7:00 p.m. at the gallery. Store hours will be 12:00 – 5:00p.m. daily.
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