Exhibits

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 there is a wide variety of styles from representational to abstract to folk art. Over half of the artists are First Nations or Métis, weaving together unique cultural perspectives and familiar methods of art-making.

Collaboratively, all works in The Darkened Sky give you an undeniable sense of connection to the process of making, to the land under our feet, and to culture, through the lens of a dark night on the prairie.

William C. McCargar, Sun's Glorious Set, oil, pastel, ink, graphite, glitter on masonite, 56.80 x 71.50 cm, 1964                          

The From Vimy to Juno exhibit gives Canadians of all ages an opportunity to learn about Canada’s role in the First and Second World Wars. It draws parallels between the two wars and examines Canada as a nation from 1914 to 1945.

Developed by the Juno Beach Centre in partnership with the Vimy Foundation, this program was made possible through the generous support of the Department of Canadian Heritage.

“Strengthening Your Path” is a reconciliation project driven by Lloydminster Public School Division (LPSD) students. Students will collaborate with Elders and Knowledge Keepers to learn about the history of Lloydminster from a First Nations and Métis perspective. Student projects will be displayed in an artistic and engaging way that explores our shared history and imagines a future of togetherness between First Nations people and all Canadians. LPSD has partnered with the Lloydminster Cultural and Science Centre to bring this project alive.

Berthold Von Imhoff is in our permanent art gallery. A major attraction at the Lloydminster Cultural and Science Centre is the collection of paintings by Count Berthold Von Imhoff. The gallery houses over 250 oil paintings by the artist.

Come check out this interesting and extensive collection that at one time was stored in Mr. Fuchs' house.