MacKenzie Art Gallery Opens Exhibition Narrated through the Voice of Bats
26 May 2022
On 4 June, the MacKenzie Art Gallery is set to open a brand-new exhibition. The Permanent Collection: What…
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Dana Claxton’s The Sioux Project—Tatanka Oyate Receives 2022 Melva J. Dwyer Award
25 April 2022
The MacKenzie Art Gallery is very pleased to announce that the publication The Sioux Project—Tatanka Oyate, a…Read MoreThe MacKenzie Art Gallery Opens Largest Exhibition of Contemporary Indigenous Beading Ever Presented
13 April 2022
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada—Wednesday, 13 April, 2022: On 30 April 2022, The MacKenzie Art Gallery is set to open…Read MoreMacKenzie Art Gallery Debuts New Installation by Sobey Art Award Winner Stephanie Comilang and Long-time Collaborator Simon Speiser
07 March 2022
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada—Monday, 7 March, 2022: On 10 March, The MacKenzie Art Gallery is opening a brand-new exhibition…Read MoreLocal Artist Living in Nokomis, SK with International Profile Unveils First Solo Exhibition at MacKenzie Art Gallery
28 February 2022
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada—Monday, 28 February 2022: This March, the MacKenzie Art Gallery is excited to house the solo exhibition…Read MoreArtist with Saskatchewan Roots Returns for Major Solo Exhibition Examining Colonial History in a Global Context
01 December 2021
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada—Monday, 29 November, 2021. On 9 December, the MacKenzie Art Gallery is set to open its latest exhibition Dawit L. Petros: Spazio Disponibile.Read MoreSTOLEN STATUE OF HINDU GODDESS MAKES LONG-AWAITED JOURNEY HOME AFTER OVER 100 YEARS
15 November 2021
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada—Monday 15 November 2021: After 108 years, a stolen statue from the University of Regina’s collection at the MacKenzie Art Gallery, has been returned to a temple at…Read MoreMacKenzie Art Gallery Celebrates the Legacy of Renowned Artist Norval Morrisseau with the Opening of Exhibition: Power Lines: The Work of Norval Morrisseau
12 November 2021
Honouring the legacy of internationally acclaimed Anishinaabeg artist, Norval Morrisseau (also known as Miskwaabik Animiiki-Copper Thunderbird), the MacKenzie Art…Read MoreTimely MacKenzie Art Gallery Exhibition, Beyond the Stone Angel, Finds Healing in Loss
12 October 2021
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada —12 October: The MacKenzie Art Gallery is pleased to announce Beyond the Stone Angel: Artists Reflect on…Read MoreThe MacKenzie Art Gallery has now ReOpened
15 June 2021
We are committed to offering a safe environment that continues to foster creativity and transformative experiences for our guests, and…Read MoreA Statement from the MacKenzie Art Gallery
03 June 2021
Content Advisory: Residential School System, genocide, death. We are heartbroken to learn of the discovery of an unmarked mass…Read MoreThe MacKenzie Art Gallery Reopening June 12 with all New Exhibitions
28 May 2021
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada — Friday, 28 May 2021: With the lifting of the temporary closure mandate forRead More
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