• PUBLISHED on April 24, 2017

  All Together Now May 5 to June 17, 2017 Opening:  Friday May 5, 8pm Curated and Organized by Mindy Yan Miller and Jessica Morgun Throughout the spring, All Together Now as a community art project invited professional artists and community members to submit work to AKA.  In this metaphorical and physical space, people from all areas […]

• PUBLISHED on April 24, 2017

Kyle Zurevinski, vVIBEZz, Digital print, 2016.   Futures Simon Fuh, Todd Gronsdahl, Andie Palynchuk, Gerry Potié, Colby Richardson, Yonina Rollack, David Stonhouse, Kyle Zurevinski Curated by Derek Sandbeck, organized in partnership with OSAC Toured through OSAC’s Arts on the Move Program   Surveying diverse emerging practices across Saskatchewan, Futures brings together Simon Fuh (Regina/Toronto), Todd […]

• PUBLISHED on February 28, 2017

Thirza Cuthand, Homelands (still), 2010. Just Dandy Thirza Cuthand and Andrew McPhail March 10 to April 22, 2017 Opening: March 10, 8pm Taking its name from Cuthand’s film wherein the artist narrates an intimate encounter with an Evil Colonizing Queen, Just Dandy presents the work of two artists dealing with the messy realities of daily […]

• PUBLISHED on February 16, 2017

A Corner, Zhang Song Tao, 2015 (detail) U of S Residency: Zhang Song Tao AKA Artist-run/PAVED Event space February 27 to March 17, 2017 Reception: March 10, 8pm Artist Talk: March 8, 12pm at Gordon Snelgrove Gallery AKA will be the host for Chinese artist Zhang Song Tao for a residency organized by Xiao Han […]

• PUBLISHED on January 06, 2017

Image credit: Adrian Stimson, 150 Blows, 2016. Title credit:   Gregory Scofield, “She is Spitting a Mouthful of Stars (nikâwi’s Song),” Witness, I Am. Nightwood Editions, 2016. She is spitting a mouthful of stars Amy Malbeuf, Annie MacDonell, Goth Shakira, Gregory Scofield, Adrian Stimson January 20, 2017 to February 24, 2018 Co-curated by Lori Blondeau and […]

• PUBLISHED on January 05, 2017

Sarah Burwash, Wind Song, 2016. (detail) Wind Song Billboard by Sarah Burwash January and February 2017 Burwash’s human landscapes appear as outlying settlements in which she is researching the realm of physical experience, including but not limited to, struggle, hard work, and failure. Casting aside emphasis on physical perfection and prescribed behaviours, these human figures […]