About Regina Arts Youth Network

The Regina Arts Youth Network is a youth-led leadership council created for and designed by local youth. This program is offered as a partnership between the MacKenzie Art Gallery and Dunlop Art Gallery. 

This is our third season of the Regina Arts Youth Network (RAYN) in partnership with Dunlop Art Gallery. This network is a youth-led leadership council that invites a small team of highly motivated and creative youth (ages 14-20) from Regina to:   

  • have opportunities for freedom of expression and creating art   
  • go behind the scenes and collaborate with gallery staff and professional artists   
  • help develop a public program for youth   
  • advise on public programs at Dunlop Art Gallery and MacKenzie Art Gallery    
  • have the opportunity to display your artwork   
  • gain insight into working in a gallery    
  • and learn new skills on a creative team.   

Applications are now closed for RAYN 2024-2025. If you’d like to add your name to the waitlist for next year’s program, or if you have any questions, please contact Ken Duczek (MacKenzie Art Gallery) at kduczek@mackenzie.art or Sarah Pitman (Dunlop Art Gallery) at spitman@reginalibrary.ca 

RAYN is open to any youth who wishes to take Regina by storm in a creative, positive and inclusive environment. Help us make it RAYN all things art.  

When: Twice monthly, alternating between the MacKenzie and Dunlop Art Galleries from October until March. The first Thursday of the month will be at the MacKenzie, and the third Thursday of the month will be at the Dunlop Art Gallery.  

Time: 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM   

Number of participants: 12   

Cost: Free  

A group of people gathered around a large table in a storage room. The group, part of the Regina Arts Youth Network, includes individuals of varying ages and attire. One person in a beige sweater is gesturing towards the table while others look on. Shelving units and boxes are visible in the background.
A group of people stands around a table in a room lit by bright overhead lights. They are observing a person holding an artifact. Various artifacts, including carvings and small objects, are placed on the table. Shelves and cabinets are visible in the background—courtesy of the Regina Arts Youth Network.
A group of eight smiling people stands in a classroom, holding books and wooden objects, representing the Regina Arts Youth Network. A table with scattered papers and books is on the left. Classroom posters and a clock are visible on the wall in the background.
A group of people sit around a large table in a classroom setting. Two individuals are at the front; one is writing on a whiteboard, and the other is holding a piece of paper and talking. The room, part of the Regina Arts Youth Network, has various educational materials and a motivational quote on the wall.

Contact

Questions? Please contact Sarah Pitman or Ken Duczek using their contact information below.

Sarah Pitman/BFA,BEd 

Pronouns: She/Her

Arts Educator, Dunlop Art Gallery

2311 12th Avenue

Phone: (306) 777-6018 

Email: spitman@reginalibrary.ca 

www.reginalibrary.ca

Ken Duczek

Pronouns: He/Him

Coordinator of Learning Initiatives, MacKenzie Art Gallery

3475 Albert Street

Phone: (306) 584-4250 ext.4290

Email: kduczek@mackenzie.art

mackenzie.art

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