Adaptation
Artist Rachel Broussard’s work investigates the dynamic between the individual and the environment
Event
Adaptation
Sept. 3 - 13, 2019
Gordon Snelgove Gallery
Opening reception: Sept. 6, 7 – 10 pm
Free
Rachel Broussard’s work investigates the dynamic between the individual and the environment. The artist creates collages from coffee table nature books that morph flora and fauna into fantastical hybrid creatures. The images are sliced through with delicate lace-like cut-outs to reflect the act of human intervention on nature.
Gallery hours: Monday–Friday, 9:30 am–4:30 pm
191 Murray Building, 3 Campus Dr.
Info: (306) 966-4208 | usask.ca/snelgrove
Upcoming Events
Autoethnography as a Critical Methodology: Voice and Resistance
Mar 23, 2026
Dr. Genevieve Fuji Johnson (PhD) delivers the Timlin Lecture in Political Studies
7 Nights of History: Mao Zedong’s Revolutionary Ideology and Mass Mobilization Campaigns: Chaos, Political Persecution, Mass Famine and Mass Deaths
Mar 25, 2026
A community lecture by Dr. Mirela David (PhD) of the Department of History
ohpinamake 2025/26 Event
Mar 25, 2026
Presentation of the ohpinamake Prize for Indigenous Artists to Catherine Blackburn