The exhibition “All the Love”, by Nicki Ault, will open Friday, November 1 and run until November 28, 2024 at Assiniboia Gallery.
Nicki Ault, “Galaxy of Light”, acrylic and oil on canvas, 40x36”
Debbie Wozniak-Bonk’s exhibition “Prairietales” will open Friday, November 29 and run until December 21, 2024 at Assiniboia Gallery. The Opening Reception is Friday, November 29, 5:00 – 8:30 p.m.
Debbie Wozniak-Bonk, “Barn Dream”, acrylic on birch panel, 6x6”
The exhibition “Visual Poetry”, by David Garneau, will open Friday, October 11 and run until October 31, 2024 at Assiniboia Gallery. The Opening Reception will be Friday, October 11 from 5:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
David Garneau, “Bison Skull (after Vermeer)”, acrylic on canvas, 36x30”, framed $4,715
David Garneau, “Offering”, acrylic on canvas, 36x36”, framed, $5,110
David Garneau, “Florid Prose”, acrylic on panel, 20x16”, framed, $2,390
The exhibition "Of Interest: Summer 2024 Edition" runs until August 31st at Assiniboia Gallery. This exhibition includes works by Ernest Luthi, Ruth Pawson, Michael Lonechild, Allen Sapp, and others.
Stop by Assiniboia Gallery, open Tuesday to Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. to view the exhibition. Find more information at https://www.assiniboia.com/exhibitions.
Ruth Pawson, “Untitled”, oil on canvas board, 16x20”, framed, $500
Ernest Luthi, “Cutaway Telegraph Station”, 1975, acrylic on canvas board, 12x16”, framed, $1,375
Ella Nowicka, “Small Bouquet of Light 2”, mixed media on canvas, 18x18”, unframed, $900
Victor Cicansky, “A Prairie Basket”, ceramic, 11.5x17x10.5”, unframed, $8,000
“River’s Edge” opens June 14 and runs until July 12, 2024 at Assiniboia Gallery. This exhibition showcases nineteen mixed media artworks by Sheila Kernan, which are inspired by Saskatchewan’s rivers and lakes on the prairies and the vital role they play in the beauty and prosperity of the prairies.
Opening Reception: Friday, June 14, 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
For a more comprehensive viewing, visit the following: https://assiniboia.com/exhibitions
Sheila Kernan, “Ripples of Time”, mixed media on canvas, 24x60”, framed, $5,015
Sheila Kernan, “Nature's Lullaby”, mixed media on canvas, 16x20”, framed, $1,740
Sheila Kernan, “River's Awakening”, mixed media on canvas, 36x48”, framed, $5,465
“New Spring Arrivals” is on now until June 8, 2024 at Assiniboia Gallery. This multi-artist exhibition showcases some beautiful artworks by various Assiniboia Gallery artists. You are sure to find the perfect piece for your home or workplace.
New paintings by Greg Hargarten are gathered in the exhibition “Saskatchewan Song” at Assiniboia Gallery, from March 14 until April 6, 2024. Come enjoy these spectacular artworks and meet the Artist during the Opening Reception, which is March 14 from 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Greg Hargarten: Saskatchewan Song
March 14 until April 6, 2024
Opening Reception: March 14, 2024 from 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Greg Hargarten, “Life is a Highway”, acrylic on canvas, 30x48”, framed, $4135
Greg Hargarten, “Afternoon Delight”, acrylic on canvas, 30x60”, framed, $5020
Greg Hargarten, “Crisp Morning”, acrylic on canvas, 30x60”, framed, $5020
Greg Hargarten, “Maribelli Shallows”, acrylic on canvas, 36x60”, framed, $5900
Assiniboia Gallery’s bi-annual winter secondary art market is on now through February 29th.
“Of Interest” is a secondary market which features artworks by Nicki Ault, Eltje Degenhart, Gordon Lewis, Michael Lonechild, Winifred Louw, Zhong Ru-Huang, Allen Sapp, and Debbie Wozniak-Bonk.
Assiniboia Gallery
2266 Smith St
For a full viewing of this exhibition please visit: https://www.assiniboia.com/show/assiniboia-gallery-of-interest---winter-2024-edition
Nicki Ault , “A Fond Farewell”, oil on canvas, 48x72”, $6780 (framed)
George Buytendorp, “Untitled”, 1970s, oil on canvas board, 18x24”, $1500 (framed)
Gordon Lewis, “Wascana Place Courtyard 2”, acrylic on canvas, 30x40”, $3665 (framed)
Allen Sapp, “Boy Looking Outside,”, 1981, acrylic on canvas, 12x16”, $3650 (framed)
Multi-Artist Exhibition: Water
On display December 8 until 23, 2023
Assiniboia Gallery
2266 Smith Street, Regina
Open Tuesday to Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
For all the exhibition details, visit: https://assiniboia.com/show/assiniboia-gallery-water
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Carl Schlademan, “Moraine Lake”, acrylic on canvas, 42 x 28”, $5,265
Angela Morgan: Breaking Bread
On display November 17 until December 5, 20230
Opening Reception: November 17, 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Assiniboia Gallery
2266 Smith Street, Regina
Open Tuesday until Saturday, 10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. Visit the following link for all the exhibition details: https://assiniboia.com/show/assiniboia-gallery-angela-morgan-bread-basket
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Angela Morgan, “Seasonal Bouquet”, oil on canvas, 24 x 24”, $2,500
OF INTEREST is a secondary market artwork feature, including works by George Buytendorp, Louise Cook, David Garneau, Darlene Hay, Ernest Luthi, David Thauberger, and others.
See the full list of pieces here.
David Garneau, “Perspective (Carlton Trail)”, pastel, acrylic on canvas, 60 x 48 in, $7,155 framed
June 9 - July 8 A group exhibition featuring works by Nicki Ault, Bigoudi, Rick Bond, David Garneau, Kimberly Kiel, Kerry Langlois, Gordon Lewis, Lindsey Love, and Jacqueline Faye Miller.
May 12 - June 3
A group exhibition featuring works by Nicki Ault, Bigoudi, Rick Bond, Steve R. Coffey, Greg Hargarten, Darlene Hay, Lindsey Love, Sheila Kernan, and Ian Sheldon.
acrylic on canvas, 48 48”, $3,885 framed
oil on canvas, 30x60”, $3,965 framed
acrylic on canvas, 36x48”, $4,350 framed
oil on canvas, 36x72”, $6,590 framed
April 14 - May 6
A group exhibition featuring works by Nicki Ault, Bigoudi, Rick Bond, Sheila Kernan, Kimberly Kiel, David Langevin, Kerry Langlois, Gordon Lewis and Debbie Wozniak-Bonk.
Nicki Ault, Breathe, acrylic on canvas, 48 x 48 in, $4,835 framed
Saskatchewan Bound - a solo show by Sheila Kernan, March 17 until April 8.
Hailing from Saskatchewan, Sheila Kernan is taking her art back to her roots, celebrating the diverse and always beautiful landscapes of the province.
Visit https://www.assiniboia.com/exhibitions for more information.
Of Interest - Winter 2023 edition
OF INTEREST - a secondary market feature is currently hanging in the gallery. We invite you to view the artwork on the website or stop by the gallery to see it in person.
You can visit the gallery Tuesday to Saturday 10 to 5 or by appointment.
Nancy Lucas, “Ridge of Wildflowers”, acrylic on canvas, 30 x 40 inches, $2,600 framed
December 3 until December 23, 2023
Visit the gallery Tuesday through Saturday, 10:00am to 5:00pm, or by appointment. You can also view this exhibition online at https://assiniboia.com/show/assiniboia-gallery-urban
Kimberly Kiel, since the good ol' days, oil on canvas, 36 x 36 in, $3,135 framed
Nicki Ault: Ordinary Miracles
November 9 until November 30, 2022
Artist Reception: Thursday, November 10, 5:00pm to 7:30pm
Assiniboia Gallery, Regina
View the artwork on the website or stop by the gallery to see it in person. You can visit the gallery Tuesday to Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. or by appointment.
“They are around us all the time, 365 days a year, year after amazing year: the sparkle of moonlight on the water, a gentle sunrise over a field of wheat, golden Tamaracks in the fall, interesting cloud formations, the forest glowing in the setting sun. They are ordinary miracles. They will, however, pass us by if we don’t take the time to SEE them. The silver lining on the dark cloud of the pandemic is that it gave us that time. This show celebrates the everyday moments in our natural world that inspire awe and wonder; that give us comfort, offer hope and help us heal.”
Nicki Ault, “Embers”, oil on canvas, 32 x 40”, $2,870 framed
David Garneau: Still Life Paintings
September 15 - October 5
Assiniboia Gallery, Regina
Reception: Thursday, September 15, 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm
A collection of contemporary and traditional Canadian art, presented by Assiniboia Gallery.
Explore the exhibit online: https://assiniboia.com/show/assiniboia-gallery-david-garneau-still-life-paintings
David Garneau, “Read and Unread”, acrylic on panel, 24in x 20in, framed, $2,320, available at Assiniboia Gallery.
Of Interest - Summer 2022 edition
OF INTEREST is a secondary market artwork feature.
For more information, visit https://www.assiniboia.com/show/assiniboia-gallery-of-interest---summer-2022-edition.
Anne Meggitt (1930-2020), “Anglin Lake”, oil on canvas, 36 x 48”, $2,850 framed
Victor Cicansky, “Untitled (cabbage in pot)”, 1980, glazed clay, 17 x 16 x 16”, $7,000 unframed
Alex Janvier, “The August Sunrise”, 1978, giclee on paper, 11 x 14”, $400 framed
Ernest Luthi (1906-1983), “May in the Valley at Fort Qu'Appelle”, oil on canvas board, 12 x 18”, $1,525 framed
Multi-Artist Exhibition: Lakes
June 2 - August 02, 2022
Assiniboia Gallery, Regina
Featuring works by Jamie McCallum, Nicki Ault, Bigoudi, Lindsey Love, Greg Hargarten, Rick Bond, Darlene Hay, and Carl Schlademan.
You can check the works online here: https://assiniboia.com/show/assiniboia-gallery-lakes
Lindsey Love, “Opalescent Lake”, acrylic on canvas, 36x36”, $2,715, framed
Greg Hargarten, “Approaching Storm”, acrylic on canvas, 36x48”, $3,850, framed
Multi-Artist Exhibition: Big
May 27 - June 21
Assiniboia Gallery, Regina
Featuring works by Nicki Ault, Bigoudi, Rick Bond, Steve Coffey, Greg Hargarten, Darlene Hay, Meghan Hildebrand, David Langevin, Kerry Langlois, Gordon Lewis, Lindsey Love, Jacqueline Faye Miller, Sheila Kernan, Kimberly Kiel, Angela Morgan, Carl Schlademan, and Frances Werry
Click here to go their website: https://assiniboia.com/
To view the exhibition online, click here: https://assiniboia.com/show/assiniboia-gallery-big-i
Greg Hargarten, “Saskatchewan Summer”, acrylic on canvas, 48x60”, $6,440 framed
Jacqueline Faye Miller, “Escape Through the Garden Gate”, acrylic on canvas, 60x55”, $6195, framed
Multi-Artist Exhibition: Storms
April 29 - May 24
Assiniboia Gallery, Regina
Storms - a display of atmospheric energy, super charged into the works of Ian Sheldon, Gordon Lewis, Frances Werry, Lindsey Love, Steve Coffey, Greg Hargarten, Nicki Ault and Carl Schlademan. This group show will be featured until May 24th, both online and in the gallery.
To view the exhibition online, click here: https://assiniboia.com/show/assiniboia-gallery-storms
Nicki Ault, “Black and Blue”, oil on cradled panel, 8x8”, $220, unframed
Lindsey Love, “Reassurance” acrylic on canvas, 40 x 40”, $3,190, framed
Ian Sheldon, “Summer Dynamics”, oil on canvas, 30x30”, $3,405, framed
New exhibition available for viewing at Assiniboia Gallery in Regina.
OF INTEREST - Winter 2022 Edition
OF INTEREST is a secondary market artwork feature
February 17 - March 10, 2022
Visit the gallery at 2266 Smith St in Regina, Tuesday to Saturday 10:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.
Featuring artists Bigoudi, George Buytendorp, Grey Hardy, Amanda Immelman, Miranda Jones, Ernest Luthi, Marian J. Ready, and Carl Schlademan.
Ernest Luthi, “Early Autumn”
oil on canvas board, 12x15”, $1,350 framed
Marian J. Ready, “Union Station, Regina”
photography, 9x7” $400, framed
George Buytendorp, “Lonely Tree”
oil on canvas, 12x10” $870 framed
Carl Schlademan, “Eleventh Avenue”
oil on canvas, 12x16”, $900 framed
The Water is a group show featuring Nicki Ault, Rick Bond, Greg Hargarten, Rachelle Kearns, Sheila Kernan, Lindsey Love, Carl Schlademan and Debbie Wozniak-Bonk.
View the exhibition online here: https://www.assiniboia.com/show/assiniboia-gallery-the-water or visit the gallery at 2266 Smith Street in Regina.
Visit Assiniboia Gallery from November 12 until 29 to see this bright show of colour, pattern and line by artist Angela Morgan.
Angela Morgan, “skipping the dress rehearsal”, oil on canvas, 72”x48”
"I want to tell you our story and how we got to this moment right now, it is fair to say it will give a little more clarity to how we got here.
In 2014 I had just lost my mother prior to the birth of my first son Gus, and not long after the birth of our second son Finn we lost my partner's father. These losses were an awakening of just how fickle and momentous life can be, all at once the sea of life and loss was crashing down on us. To say it changed the course of our lives would be a massive understatement. We live every moment of every day with the constant reminder that: laughter, gentle touches, tears, play, and embraces are ours right here right now and will wash away in the ever changing ebb and flow of time.
Teddy, our third baby boy was born and we felt full and overflowing with joy and exhaustion. He has a tendency to hug strangers and bring a smile to every face in a room, just as his grandfather Dwayne had a similar effect on people. Finn is stubborn as a mule, and would have gone head to head with my mother and that is saying something. Gus has a gentle and caring nature and can feel everyone's energy in a room, he connects on a deeper level like myself and my dad.
In our family home we have my art studio. We built it into the original design, as I had a tendency to destroy a few rooms in our home prior to this one. This space originally built for me to create as a professional artist somehow transitioned into an area to connect and make magic happen. Although, this all being unexpected, was the happiest accident I have ever had in my life. Creating independently was never in the cards for me I suppose… And instead of fighting for my creative and professional solitude I have learned to embrace it, not force, but take it for what it is. Never have I witnessed so much joy pour out of my children. Not only has being creative allowed them to tap into a part of themselves that can be easily forgotten or neglected, but I has shown them another outlet to express themselves. They are confident and happy while painting, they connect to me as well as one another. I have never met a small child that has hesitated to create with me, they come at it with the completely uninhibited almost ignorant part of themselves knowing that they just: can. If only we all had this gift into adulthood.
And with that, I took a lesson from my son Finn who at 3 wasn’t afraid to take a black jiffy to every surface of our home (this is no exaggeration). Solution: buy more packs of giant ass black jiffies and get some more canvas, we have an artist on our hands! Taking his cue and painting for the sheer love of expressing yourself through whatever medium and means: Geometrics - The Finn Collection was born. Gus, Finn and Teddy had a hand in every painting, and titled every piece, giving even more joy and life to the artwork. They aptly titled the largest 3 panel painting BOWSER! I’m sure the paintings will bring a smile to every face that comes across them. And I can only hope this artwork can scratch the surface of the significance of our time spent together.
This collection is free, it is fun, it is bold, it’s abstract expressionism people! It is a collaboration of a professional artist of 15 years and her creative family out of the necessity to do so, an outcome of environmental factors merging into something magically stunning. Not that it needs an explanation: but feel an obligation to state as the majority of gallery representation is male: artwork can be made by a female, a mother who continued to pursue her career, and embrace the here and now and maintain a professional art practice with quality work. If you disagree with the previous statement please DO hesitate to contact us as this artwork is just not for you. The collection is made with archival, artist quality materials, cut, assembled, framed in hand built, hand stained, custom wood frames.
This collection was created out of love and pure uninhibited expression." -Brandi
Brandi Hofer, “Bowser”, mixed media, 62x62”, $9697, framed
Brandi Hofer, “I Like You”, mixed media, 47x46”, $5397, framed
Brandi Hofer, “Party Party Party, mixed media, 34x38”, $3797, framed
Brandi Hofer, “Toad”, mixed media, 50x66”, $7970, framed
Visit the gallery Tuesday to Saturday from 10:30a.m. to 4:30p.m.
View the full exhibition online at https://assiniboia.com/show/assiniboia-gallery-of-interest---summer-2021-edition.
Jana Kutarna, “Cornwall”, ink on canvas, 9x8”, $225
Catherine Macaulay, “Winter Light, Moffat #1”, 1988, 15x22”, $1350
Eva Mosonyi, “On a Montreal Street”, oil on canvas, 24x17”, $2000
Grant McConnell, “Remittance Man”, oil on panel, 6.5x9”, $700
Bigoudi, Two Holsteins in a Pod, 2021, oil & acrylic on canvas, 30 x 60 in, $5,465
Bigoudi, Beauty From Another Era #3, 2021, oil & acrylic on canvas, 48 x 60 in, $6,695
Bigoudi, Bison Skull on Abstract Painting, 2021, oil on panel, 48 x 48 in, $5,830
Bigoudi, Beauty From Another Era #2, 2021, oil on canvas, 36 x 48 in, $5,050
The Sky is a group show featuring new work from Nicki Ault, Steve Coffey, Gordon Lewis, Lindsey Love, Carl Schlademan, Frances Werry and Debbie Wozniak-Bonk.
View the exhibition in person or online here.
You can visit the gallery Tuesday to Saturday 10:30 to 4:30 or by appointment. We are ideally suited for social distancing, masks are required and hand sanitizer is provided at the front door.
Steve Coffey, “The Moon Neighbours”, oil on canvas, 30 x 40”, $4,055 framed
Lindsey Love, “Spun Sugar”, oil on canvas, 48 x 40”, $3,335 framed
Frances Werry, “Blossoms Celebrating Rain”, oil on canvas, 24 x 18”, $1,475 framed
BIG
April 23 - May 8, 2021
Big is a group show featuring new work from Nicki Ault, Bigoudi, Martha Cole, Steve Coffey, Greg Hargarten, Kimberly Kiel, Lindsey Love, Jacqueline Faye Miller, Carl Schlademan, Frances Werry and Debbie Wozniak-Bonk.
Nicki Ault, “A Fond Farewell”, oil on canvas, 48 x 72”, $6,265 framed
Frances Werry, “That's Some Storm”, oil on canvas, 48 x 36”, $3,765 framed
Kimberly Kiel, “what we really need”, oil on canvas, 40 x 60”, $5,290 framed
The Flower is a group show featuring new work from Bigoudi, Kimberly Kiel, Gordon Lewis, Jacqueline Faye Miller and Angela Morgan.
Visit Assiniboia Gallery Tuesday to Saturday 10:30am to 4:30pm, and view the exhibition online here.
Angela Morgan, as still needs be, oil on canvas, 30 x 30 inches, $2,905 framed
Jacqueline Faye Miller, Sun Shines Daily on This Island, acrylic on canvas, 30 x 40 inches, $2,640 framed
Gordon Lewis, Iris, acrylic on wood cradled panel, 16 x 16 inches, $1,210 framed
Kimberly Kiel, chasing uncertainty around, oil on canvas, 36 x 60 inches, $4,835 framed
Bigoudi, Highland Bouquet, oil and acrylic on panel, 32 inch diameter, $2,765 unframed
