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| KELLY GOERZEN - Close to Home Reception: Saturday September 16, 2 - 4 PM September 16 - October 25 >> click here for more information Art Placement is delighted to present Kelly Goerzen's latest exhibition at the gallery, her first since 2017.
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| From the Collection Reception: N/A September 16 - October 25 >> click here for more information Explore a range of historical works by Saskatchewan and Canadian artists, and a selection of folk art paintings. Drawn from local collections, these charming works are newly available for re-sale. Featuring works by Ann Harbuz, Patrick Hayman, Robert Hurley, Elizabeth Johb, Illingworth Kerr, Jahan Maka, William C. McCargar, Harvey McInnes, Joseph Plaskett, Lorna Russell, Dmytro Stryjek, and Jack Zepp.
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| GREG HARDY - Elements Reception: Saturday October 28th, 2 - 4 PM October 28 - December 6 >> click here for more information Art Placement is delighted to present Greg Hardy's latest exhibition, ELEMENTS. Over his decades-long career, Hardy has built a reputation as the pre-eminent painter of the prairie sky. Regarded as one of the top landscape painters of his generation, his work has been shown in both commercial galleries and public museums for over 40 years and collected extensively by individuals, corporations, and institutions. Featuring brand new works by this celebrated Canadian artist, the exhibition highlights why Greg Hardy is one of the most recognized painters to ever come from the region.
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| DOUGLAS BENTHAM - A Survey in Ten Sculptures Reception: Saturday October 28th, 2 - 4 PM October 28 - December 6 >> click here for more information Art Placement is excited to present this concise survey exhibition of signature works by the renowned Saskatoon-based sculptor, Douglas Bentham, his first at the gallery in almost a decade. Bentham has maintained an international reputation as a major practitioner of abstract, constructivist sculpture for over forty years. ‘He is one of the country’s most prolific sculptors,’ writes art critic Terry Fenton, ‘one of its finest, one of Canada’s first sculptors in every sense.’ Bentham creates his unique objects in scales ranging from monumental pieces to works that can be held in the hand. He has exhibited nationally and internationally and his works can be found in many private, corporate, and public collections across Canada.
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| LATE SUMMER GROUP SHOW Reception: N/A August 5 - September 13 >> click here for more information Late summer is a beautiful time in Saskatchewan. Art Placement is pleased to celebrate the season with a group show featuring works by numerous gallery artists. Showcasing a variety of media and styles, including brand new paintings fresh from the artists' studios as well as select works from the racks and private collections.
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| I AM HERE. I AM HUMAN. Reception: Wednesday, June 28, 6 - 8 PM June 28 - August 2 >> click here for more information Art Placement is pleased to support the community and encourage the next generation of artists by hosting the Grade 8 Students from the Creative Action program at North Park Wilson School as they present their collaborative exhibition, "I AM HERE. I AM HUMAN." Organized by Sheryl Salen and Seth Peters, and developed in partnership with the Saskatoon Food Bank, the artworks in the exhibition touch upon issues around homelessness, poverty, social justice, and food insecurity that the students have been researching. Non-perishable food donations for the Saskatoon Food Bank will be accepted throughout the run of the exhibition.
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| MIDDLE GROUND: Jane Harington & Dawna Rose Reception: Saturday, June 10, 2 - 4 PM May 12 - June 22 >> click here for more information Art Placement is pleased to bring together recent works by Jane Harington and Dawna Rose, two Saskatoon-based painters mining the fertile middle ground between abstraction and representation. Both artists work mostly in oils with stylistic vocabularies that are loose, gestural, and painterly. Over the course of their careers, Harington and Rose have each explored a number of subjects and genres, including landscapes, still-lifes, florals, and figures. Recently, and independently of one another, both artists have been making work that is increasingly abstract. Their paintings maintain some connection to recognizable subjects, though that connection often slips away as the works become more about feeling, intuition, visual play, and aesthetic balance, and less about depiction or representation. The resulting works are colourful, dynamic, and engaging. The lingering essence of a subject gives the works some grounding, a sense of where the paintings began. The finished paintings allow us to appreciate the creative journey that brought each work to its conclusion.
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| CATHERINE PEREHUDOFF-FOWLER : Landscapes Reception: Friday, May 12, 6 - 8 PM May 12 - June 22 >> click here for more information Art Placement is delighted to announce Catherine Perehudoff-Fowler's upcoming solo exhibition, her first at the gallery since 2014.
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| SPRING GROUP SHOW Reception: N/A April 1 - May 11 >> click here for more information Celebrate the changing of the seasons with a collection of spring-themed works. Featuring select paintings, drawings, and mixed media works by Reta Cowley, Jennifer Crane, Jonathan Forrest, Lynne Graham, Clint Hunker, Dorothy Knowles, William Perehudoff, Alicia Popoff, and Les Potter.
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| YUKA YAMAGUCHI - KALEIDOSCOPE MINDS Reception: Saturday, April 1st, 2 - 4 PM. April 1 - May 11 >> click here for more information Art Placement is delighted to present "Kaleidoscope Minds” a solo exhibition of Yuka Yamaguchi’s colour pencil drawings from 2011 - 2023. Intricately detailed, Yamaguchi’s drawings are surreal visions that blend a cheerful lightness with darker undertones. Using bright colours and an abundance of whimsical plant and animal imagery, her drawings evoke a lighthearted nostalgia for fairy tales and children’s storybooks. In contrast, the almost imperceptible sense of melancholy or even dread that lingers in her character’s expressions suggests more complicated narratives. Balancing the tension of opposing forces--lightness and darkness, happiness and sadness, excitement and apprehension--Yamaguchi presents a complex beauty that resonates more deeply and powerfully.
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| Community, Connections, and ______________. Reception: CLOSING RECEPTION: Saturday, March 25th, 2 - 4 PM. February 21 - March 25 >> click here for more information Art Placement is pleased to host the exhibition, "Community, Connections, and _____________", curated by Kelsey Ford, Lauren Warrington, and Emily Zdunich, the members of Biofeedback Collective. The show is a culmination of The Community Project, a year-long series of events, gatherings, and activities undertaken by the Collective and art placement.
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| WINTER GROUP SHOW Reception: N/A January 14 - February 16 >> click here for more information 2023 begins with a group show of select works and recent arrivals. Featuring paintings, drawings, and mixed media works by several gallery artists including Kathy Bradshaw, Cory Chad, Louise Cook, Ruth Cuthand, Jordan Danchilla, Lorenzo Dupuis, Allyson Glenn, Lynne Graham, Greg Hardy, Jane Harington, Iris Hauser, Clint Hunker, Robert Hurley, Denise Flaman, Steph Krawchuk, Nancy Lowry, Rebecca Perehdudoff, Les Potter, Ian Rawlinson, Dawna Rose, Betsy Rosenwald, Lorna Russell, Allen Sapp, and others.
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| LAURA ST.PIERRE - where the light gets in Reception: Saturday, January 14 2-4PM January 14 - February 16 >> click here for more information Art Placement is pleased to present "where the light gets in", Laura St.Pierre’s first solo exhibition at the gallery. St.Pierre’s latest photographic images and mixed media sculptures revolve around a fictional character, The Sower, who tends to her crops amidst inhospitable conditions. Portrayed by the artist herself, The Sower traverses barren and crumbling urban and industrial landscapes, erecting makeshift plastic structures that offer dubious shelter for her crops.
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| SMALL WORKS - HOLIDAY SHOW Reception: N/A December 9 - December 23 >> click here for more information Art Placement is pleased to present a year end showcase of small-scale works, all perfectly sized for holiday gift giving. Featuring a variety of mediums, subjects, and styles by numerous gallery artists. Stop by the gallery during our regular hours to take in all of the little treasures. If something catches your eye in the following images, give us a call or send an email.
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