Arts & Culture
Writing North 16: Things Are Not As They Seem
Saskatchewan Writers’ Guild
A two-day writers’ festival co-hosted by the USask MFA in Writing Program
What We Hold
USask Art Galleries & Collection
A touring exhibition featuring a series of photographic and sculptural still lifes by Meera Margaret
Ebb
USask Art Galleries & Collection
Ebb presents a selection of new and recent work by artist Braxton Garneau
Book Launch: ReVisions: Speculating in Literature and Film in Canada
Dystopian and apocalyptic fiction and film is explored in a new book edited by Dr. Wendy Roy (PhD) of the Department of English
‘Your music career is built one note at a time’
USask graduate Dr. Maxine Thévenot (BMusEd’91), one of North America’s premier organists, is set to conduct a large orchestra and chorus of 150 voices at Carnegie Hall
USask-composed musical piece premieres in honour of retiring USask president
“It is an unusual commission for an unusual president,” said composer Paul Suchan, a USask alumnus and sessional lecturer in music
Literature Matters: Competing Visions of Ireland in the 1840 Painting A Blind Girl at a Holy Well
A public talk by STM English faculty member Kylee-Anne Hingston
Literature Matters: Place and People in Kate Beaton’s Graphic Oil Sands Memoir Ducks
A public talk by English PhD student Jenna Miller
Stoicheff USask presidency ends on $10-million high note
Xiaoping (Bob) Xu (MA’92, LLD’17) and Ling (Linda) Chen (MA’90) have honoured President Peter Stoicheff's leadership with a substantial donation to the USask School for the Arts
Book Launch: Winds of the North
Winds of the North: A Survey of the Canadian Wind Band Tradition and Repertoire is compiled and edited by Dr. Darrin Oehlerking (DMA)
Literature Matters: Anti-Apartheid Activism in Nadine Gordimer’s Burger’s Daughter
A public talk by English PhD student Vijay Kachru