Arts & Culture
Bruce Sinclair: Adding some dramatic flair to storytelling at USask
Métis theatre artist and drama professor Bruce Sinclair is the USask Library's third Indigenous Storyteller-in-Residence
People of USask: Alana Pancyr
Fine arts graduate Alana Pancyr (BFA'13) is a multimedia artist and an actress in on-stage and on-screen productions
Welcome back to the Masquerade!
Performing ensembles include: U of S Jazz Ensemble Stone Frigate Big Band Saskatoon Youth Jazz Orchestra
Love Ethic
University Art Galleries and Collection
An exhibition featuring works by Joi Arcand, Amalie Atkins, Catherine Blackburn, Ruth Cuthand and Curtis Santiago
Manuel Axel Strain: Why does this land seem so small?
USask Art Galleries and Collection
Artwork confronting and undermining the imposed realities of colonialism
Kyle Beal and Anna Hawkins: day for night
USask Art Galleries and Collection
Artworks that point to the blurred lines between our public and private lives
USask offers musical time-travel with the Amati strings
University Affairs
Veronique Mathieu, the David L. Kaplan Chair in Music and associate professor of violin, has designed upcoming concerts featuring a set of nearly 400-year-old Italian instruments
Creativity in quarantine
The Green & White
The COVID-19 pandemic opened the floodgates of productivity for painter Marie Lannoo (BA’77)
Award-winning USask professor enjoys thriving artistic practice
Alison Norlen, a faculty member in the Department of Art and Art History, has been honoured with the title of distinguished professor
Signature areas of research help USask highlight its strengths
The university has provided $360,000 to nine teams to assist in developing and showcasing innovative interdisciplinary research, scholarly, and artistic work
Greystone Theatre: Terra Nova
The story of a race to the bottom of the Earth