Exhibits

In-Print:Imprimer is a solo exhibition of works by internationally renowned Saskatchewan artist Joe Fafard. Although Fafard may be best known for his sculptural works, this exhibit showcases his sustained curiosities in drawing and printmaking through woodblock, silkscreen, etching, lithograph, and embossed print of cows, horses, and bison. Whether 3D or 2D, Fafard’s work subtly speaks to the interconnection and dependence of human existence on agriculture and nature.

Cameron Forbes and Crystal Bueckert: Emma Lake Archive - January 2 to 23

The University of Saskatchewan’s Emma Lake Kenderdine Campus is of great importance to the people of Saskatchewan. The site holds a place in Canadian art history as the site of the infamous Emma Lake artist workshops, hosting dozens of lead artists ranging from Barnett Newman to Frank Stella. Cameron Forbes and Crystal Bueckert visited Emma Lake Kenderdine Campus as artists in residence. Both artists were drawn to the eclectic architecture styles, the state of disrepair and miniature nature of the buildings. The buildings themselves held a certain energy - they were containers for stories.

Dimensions is the Saskatchewan Craft Council’s biennial, open and juried exhibition of fine art for new and experienced Saskatchewan craftspeople. This exhibition encourages Saskatchewan artists to submit two pieces of work as they push themselves creatively and technically. Selected works are unique, incorporating individual expression that transcends technique.

Why do people collect things? What do you collect? In this exhibit, Lloydminster residents’ collections will take centre stage as we explore the psychology of collecting. Show off your hockey cards, travel souvenirs, rocks and salt and pepper shakers. No collection is too small!

Fill out the Lloyd Collects! Exhibit Submission Form before January 31, 2020.

PROJECT 360 Plus: What’s the story?  - March 4 to April 3

Project 360 Plus by Karue Wachira, uses photography and one to three sentence stories to engage viewers as they create their own story while opening their minds to the possibilities of challenging that account, which we have become accustomed to and has become popular belief. The project’s title, Project 360 Plus, was coined from the multitude of perspectives that from which the viewers can see each story

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.