ART GALLERY OF REGINA

​MAIN GALLERY​​

Beast Friends Forever

Bruce Anderson, Joanne Bristol, Mackenzie Kelly-Frère, Jeff Meldrum & Adrian Stimson

July 17 - September 17, 2026

Closing Reception: Sept 12, 5-8 PM

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OUTSIDE THE BOX HALLWAY GALLERY & DISPLAY CASE

Art Affair

Aurora Art Guild

August 6 - September 2, 2026

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JEWELLERY ARTISTS GUILD OF REGINA DISPLAY CASE

Member Showcase: Elaine Gohlke & Pamela Burns-Resch

June 15 - August 15, 2026

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HOLOPHON + AGR LISTENING STATION

Listen to tracks by Hillarey Cowan & jams. The Listening Station was co-programmed by Holophon Audio Arts & Sâkêwêwak Artists' Collective.

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HOURS

Tues - Thurs 11AM - 7PM

Fri - Sat 1PM - 5PM

Sun/Mon CLOSED​

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CLOSURES: September 7 & 30

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LOW SENSORY NIGHT

Tuesdays 5 - 7PM

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ADMISSION IS FREE

The AGR is located in the Neil Balkwill Civic Arts Centre at 2420 Elphinstone Street. We are wheelchair accessible. 

OUTSIDE THE BOX Hallway Gallery

Nathan White

Goth

September 5, October 1 2026

 

Goth explores the quiet, ironic parallels between two seemingly disparate moments in time: the rise of the Germanic Goths and their role in the fall of the Roman Empire, and the resurgence of modern goth fashion in an era defined by global uncertainty and cultural fatigue. Rather than offering a direct historical comparison, Goth uses these two moments as poetic symbols with each marked by transformation, ambiguity, and the aestheticization of decline. Through eight paintings by artist Nathan White, the exhibition reflects on what it means to inhabit a world on the edge of change, and how style, identity, rebellion, and myth-making serve as responses to societal collapse.

PRIORITY TICKETS ON SALE!

Fall Masterclass: Beyond the View with Sue Contini

October 16, 17, and 18, 2026.

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Learn inventive techniques for acrylic landscape painting.

Step into landscape with curiosity, where exploration and discovery are at the heart of the process!

 

Through demos, guided exercises and plenty of personal support, Sue will show you how to simplify what you see and turn it into lively expressive painting that is imbued with you.

Low Sensory Nights:

Do you, or someone you know have sensory needs? Do you just appreciate quiet or a more relaxed experience? We've got Low Sensory Nights every Tuesday from 5-7 PM!

On Tuesday nights the gallery:

- dims the lights

- lowers the volume on any sound

- keeps the gallery doors closed to minimize outside noise

- has sensory tools available, including ear-muffs, fidgets, and glasses. 

We look forward to welcoming you!

Looking for someone to estimate the value of an artwork, or art collection? Looking to connect with a collector?

Find resources here on our website–just scroll down to find the FAQ for these and other questions. For a listing download the "Attribution of Art, Appraisal, and Resale" PDF found at the bottom of the page. 

MAIN GALLERY

Beast Friends Forever: Bruce Anderson, Joanne Bristol, Mackenzie Kelly-Frère, Jeff Meldrum, Adrian Stimson

July 17 - September 17

Closing Reception: September 12, 5 - 8 PM

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Beast Friends Forever gathers artworks by five prairie artists that question the boundaries we often draw between humans and other animals, and asks us to reflect on this distinction and who it serves.

OUTSIDE THE BOX Hallway Gallery

Karlie King

Galactic Cannibalism

September 5, October 1 2026

 

One of the most transformative experiences of my life came about during an Artist Residency in Cypress Hills. On nights when the Observatory was open and the sky was clear I would go and look through the telescope and visit with the resident astronomer. He showed me some pretty amazing celestial things–like Saturn–so clearly I could see the rings, the moons of Jupiter, nebulas, and star clusters. But the phenomena that captured my mind, and forever changed my perspective, was the night he turned the telescope to, as he called it, “a galaxy eating another galaxy”. Not just a singular galaxy (which would have been more than impressive enough), but I got to witness the event of Galactic Cannibalism.

This body of artwork references this experience. It is a play on words - having the plate (which literally references consumption or eating) represent various celestial phenomena–whether it be a planet, or a nebula … or a galaxy.

Annual General Meeting

Saturday September 12, 2026

starting at 2:00 PM in the Main Gallery

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Our Annual General Meeting is set to precede the Beast Friends Forever closing Reception on September 12. 

Join us online or in person, get your copy of the Annual Report, and vote on incoming Board Members. 

Become A Member

Do you want to:

• get involved in the arts community?

• have opportunities to show and sell your artwork (participate in members' show & sale and Outside the Box exhibitions)?

• receive discounts on our workshops and at partner businesses?

• get our newsletter?

• support SK artists & culture?

COST

only $40/year

Holophon Audio Arts Listening Station 

"Art for your Ears"

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Tracks in the 2025 Listening Station were co-curated with Sâkêwêwak Artist's Collective. 

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Schedule of Programs for 2025 - 2026

April 8 - June 20
Jon Vaughn & Adham Shaikh

June 21 - September 2
Guidewire & Desmond Williams

September 3 - November 24
Cam Wiest & Riel8

November 25 - January 31
Hillary Cowan & jams

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The Listening Station is located at the Art Gallery of Regina, in the Neil Balkwill Community Arts Centre. 

AUDIO TOUR ​

Exhibition curator Sandee Moore guides you through Beast Friends Forever and provides in-depth descriptions and analysis of artworks by Bruce Anderson, Joanne Bristol, Mackenzie Kelly-Frère, Jeff Meldrum and Adrian Stimson, each exploring aspects of the complex, meaningful and fragile connections between humans and other animals in this free, 33-minute audio tour.

Jewellery Artists' Guild Display Case

Member Showcase: Elaine Gohlke & Pamela Burns-Resch

June 15 - August 15, 2026

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This summer the Jewellery Artists’ Guild of Regina is showcasing the work of brilliant members Elaine Gohlke and Pamela Burns-Resch. These elegant pieces are coming in hot and fresh from studio kilns, torch flames, and skilled hands.

 

Time for something shiny and new? These wearables are sure to make you glow! Come in and shop in person at the gallery, or online.

Fall 2026 Newsletter

We're gearing up for a busy and fruitful fall–find out what there is to look forward to and participate in in this season's newsletter!

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Download and print a PDF, view online, or come get a physical copy at the gallery.
 

Culture Days 2026

6 events inspired by the exhibition, The Fashion Show over 3 weeks!

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We hope you'll join us for some of these free, fabulous, and fashionable events this year! We've got:

- Punk Patch Workshop with Geanna Dunbar, 

- Fashion Sketching for Youth with David Le, 

- Runway Resonance: Soundscapes for Fashion Shows with Jason Baerg, 

... and more! Check out the full list here and register for a few, too.