Exhibits

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Karue Wachira's Virtual Exhibit "Project 360 Plus" - July 10 to August 31

Local photographer, Karue Wachira's Project 360 Plus virtual exhibit is now live at lloydminster.ca/Project360Plus. 

Inspired by the work of Harris Burdick, Karue Wachira has created work using one image and a short strory that is also a prompt. The stories created by Karue wachira for this collection are also inspired by life as we
we know it today.

The collection’s title, Project 360 Plus, was named based on all the points of view or angles possible that the viewer can relate to the stories thus giving viewer a chance to create a story based on their relationship to the pieces.

The viewer is encouraged to create their own story based on the image and the prompt. All characters and events depicted in this collection are entirely fictitious.

This exhibit contains images that some viewers may find disturbing and may not be suitable for children.

Rendell Letters Virtual Exhibit 

Download accessible and printable version of Rendell Letters Virtual Exhibit eBook

Miriam Körner with Bernice Johnson-Laxdal: When the Trees Crackle with Cold: p?simwasinahikan - July 1 to September 23

This exhibition, on loan through the Organization of Saskatchewan Art Councils (OSAC), celebrates northern Saskatchewan and its people. It is an homage to a unique place, where we can all learn important lessons about respect for the land and each other and move towards a common understanding of northern Saskatchewan’s history and our place within it.

Growing up in Germany Miriam felt disconnected to the natural world. Now, living in northern Saskatchewan helps her to find the lost connection. In collaboration with Bernice Johnson-Laxdal, Miriam created 12 watercolour paintings based on the traditional Cree moon calendar and Bernice’s family’s traditional activities. Although Bernice and Miriam grew up worlds apart they found a connection through their understanding of nature and a deep respect for the people whose life-style followed the natural cycle of nature.

Cree: Language of the People - July 1 to September 28

LCSC is hosting Cree: Language of the People an exhibit from The Canadian Language Museum. With the most widely spoken Canadian Aboriginal language, this exhibit displays six colourful panels present maps, photos and information on topics including the syllabic writing system, word formation, animacy, and the future of Cree. There are also audio clips of Cree dialects from across Canada.

Adornment - July 6 to September 21

More than just a way to protect our bodies from the elements, our clothing is often used to represent our personality, points of view and how we express ourselves. Fashion is also affected by society - politics, war and pop-culture can drastically change how we dress. In this first-of-its-kind exhibit, explore the clothing and accessories collections of the LCSC and experience how fashion trends changed for our community’s early residents from the late-1800s through to the 1950s.

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.