 | | Our exhibition hours have changed! | New exhibition hours at the gallery!
Now open on Saturday and Sunday afternoons from 1 to 4 pm.
Closed on Thursday evenings.
New exhibition hours
Monday to Friday 11am to 5pm
Saturday and Sunday 1 to 4pm
Closed on public holidays
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| Now on at the Dean | Dimensions
Fine Craft on tour from the
Saskatchewan Craft Council
On now through May 25th, 2012
Each year the Craft Council selects from among the best Saskatchewan artisans and puts together this amazing touring exhibition. Exquisite wood work, jewellery, metal, ceramics, innovative fabric creations and more.
This is wonderful chance to see a snapshot of what is happening in Saskatchewan fine craft today.
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| Calling all Parkland artists | Landscape & Memory:
In Our Time
Entry deadline: May 24th, 2012
In Our Time is the theme for the 2012 Landscape & Memory exhibition showcasing Yorkton and Parkland region artists. Artists reflect the world around them, and that world is changing.
Artists working in any medium are invited to enter up to 5 works for exhibition. Work must be created within the past three years and not been shown in previous Landscape and Memory or PRADO exhibitions.
Works must be ready to hang and delivered to the Godfrey Dean Art Gallery between May 22nd and 24th, or call to make other arrangements.
Click here for the entry form or pick one up from the gallery.
Call 786-2992 for more info
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| 12 Yorkton Public Arts Spots | A new map of Public Art in Yorkton
Click for interactive map
The City of Yorkton enjoys striking and beautiful public art throughout the community. Click here to access the interactive map that features 12 of the most recent examples.
Creative Team
This interactive map is part of a 2011 summer youth project at the gallery and features programming and design by Jeremy Deters.
Click on Publications / Yorkton Public Art on the left hand menu for more information ...
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| 'Serpentine' Presentation Space | Invitation for Photographers
Godfrey Dean Serpentine Atrium
Open deadline
The Dean Gallery christened an informal presentation space after the famous Serpentine Gallery in London: it takes its inspiration from the long angular atrium corridor.
"There are so many photographers active in the Yorkton region, it's great to have a venue to showcase their work. We often feature a few images in the main lobby of the Godfrey Dean Cultural Centre, with room for many more upstairs."
If you'd like to exhibit your photographs, contact us at the Godfrey Dean Art Gallery, either by email at gdag@sasktel.net or telephone 306-786-2992.
To submit work for consideration, send a link to your website for online images, email, or mail a disk, or drop by the gallery with your images. Please include a CV or bio and some information about yourself.
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