Wed April 7, 2021
Today's Events
Making Public: Nicole Leroy: The Hidden Lives of Objects
Apr 7, 2021The Department of Art and Art History in the College of Arts and Science is pleased to announce this series of talks from our MFA candidates
Making Public: Adrian Golban: In Between Two Worlds
Apr 7, 2021The Department of Art and Art History in the College of Arts and Science is pleased to announce this series of talks from our MFA candidates
Virtual Talk Tour with Ruth Cuthand and Felicia Gay
Apr 7, 2021This online event will focus on the current survey exhibition Beads in the blood
Ongoing Events
Beads in the blood: Ruth Cuthand, a Survey
Jan 22 - Apr 10, 2021USask alumna Ruth Cuthand (BFA'83, MFA'92) is a Canadian mixed-media artist of Plains Cree and Scottish ancestry whose practice includes painting, drawing, photography, and beadwork
ᐯ ᑭᔪᑲᑫ ᐁᑿ ᐊᐨᐃᒨᐢᑕᐦᐏᓇᐦᐣ Pe kiyokake ekwa achimoostahwinahn - An Indigenous Theatre Conference
Mar 31 - Apr 8, 2021The conference will serve as a digital gathering place for Indigenous theatre-makers, scholars, practitioners, and others
BFA Honours Exhibition: McKayla Evanovich and Kei Tanaka
Apr 5-9, 2021Artwork created by USask students will be showcased at the Gordon Snelgrove Gallery
Upcoming Events
SHIFT Series: Self-Care and Managing Stress in the Pandemic: Tips from Peer Health Alumni
Apr 13, 2021SHIFT is a weekly webinar series that aims to prepare College of Arts and Science undergraduate students, graduate students and recent graduates for life after graduation
SHIFT Series: Resiliency and Pivoting Your Career
Apr 20, 2021SHIFT is a weekly webinar series that aims to prepare College of Arts and Science undergraduate students, graduate students and recent graduates for life after graduation
SHIFT Series: LinkedIn and Networking in the Pandemic
Apr 27, 2021SHIFT is a weekly webinar series that aims to prepare College of Arts and Science undergraduate students, graduate students and recent graduates for life after graduation
Jude Griebel: Illuminated Collapse
May 3 - Aug 21, 2021The exhibition presents a series of six detailed dioramas merging figure and ground to highlight human connection to the surrounding world