Exhibits

A travelling exhibition developed by the Canadian War Museum, this exhibition focuses on the experiences of Canadian women during the First and Second World Wars. Through five themes, World War Women shares the personal stories of women whose lives were transformed by conflict. This exhibition uses a combination of artifacts, photographs, documents, reproduction and audiovisual material explore the wartime stories of Canadian women from all walks of life; working, volunteering, military service, domestic pressure, worry and loss. 

Pat Grayston: Paper Dolls - September 10 to September 28

How does one represent the effect of one’s past on the personality and individuality into which one evolves? 

In Paper Dolls, Pat Grayston uses the one significant ‘girl’ toy in her life to represent aspects that have either lead to significance in her later life or to which she has a strong emotional attachment. Who we were, where we have been, how we were raised, problems encountered and general environment all mingle to channel one’s interests and growth as an individual. Through investigating these memories and expressing them through art, Grayston will leave clarification of who she was and point the direction to who she has become.

Celebrate local art in this sixth-annual LCSC curated art show! Enjoy a variety of artworks in several mediums from Lloydminster and area residents of all ages.

If you'd like to submit your artwork, please drop submissions off between Sept 10 to 21 at the Lloydminster Cultural & Science Centre. Submission requirements include:

- All mediums accepted

- Max size 4 ft x 3 ft 

- 2D submissions must be ready to hang (wire and hooks)

- Wet artwork or poorly wired frames/canvases not accepted

- Max two submissions/person 

Learn more by calling 780-874-3720.

Diggers showcases humankind’s obsession with altering our habitat for ease of mobility, pleasure, and comfort. The artist was fascinated by the size and magnitude of heavy-duty equipment used in large earth-moving projects. Humans have created machinery specially designed for executing construction tasks. We walk a thin line with our obsession of transformation and the conservation of the natural world which surrounds us. Goretzky hopes that the viewer leaves with a sense of their actions and how we end up reshaping the world.

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.

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.