This Exhibition opens to the public November 2, 2006 through November 27, 2006. It is located in the Saskatchewan Legislative Building off Albert Street.

Public Reception - Tuesday, November 7, 2006 4:30pm-7pm.
Artists will be in attendance.

Another great evening. Our group came down from Saskatoon for the opening. Many MP's and people from the Legislative Building toured the show during the week and a number of our members even made a few sales. Brett Butt of Corner Gas fame, did a book signing in the gallery while our show was up. In the Spring of 2007 we start a full Saskatchewan tour with OSAC until June of 2008.

2005 Centenary Exhibition Opens at The Wanuskewin Heritage Park Art Gallery, Saskatoon SK (October 19 - December 15/ 2005)
The Saskatoon Printmakers are proud to have been asked to present their traveling Prairie Centenary Exhibition at Wanuskewin Heritage Park Gallery, just outside Saskatoon.

Public Reception - Sunday, November 20, 2005

A good turn out for a great celebration on a warm November day. A First Nations Drum Dancer opened the show in front of an enthusiastic crowd. Muskeg tea and home made bannock was a popular choice by the visiting crowd. Thank you to the staff at Wanuskewin Heritage Park.

Wanuskewin Heritage Park is pleased to welcome One hundred Horizons, an exhibit by the Saskatoon Printmaker's Association, to our fall gallery lineup. Wanuskewin is an ancient gathering site for seven tribal nations of the Northern Plains. The expression of culture through artistic form has been historically and still is today, a strong value amongst First Nations people. Printmaking is also an old art form. this exhibit offers a great environment where old traditions and values can be celebrated in new ways.

This exhibit also provides a wonderful opportunity for our First Nations to renew their one hundred year old welcome to their fellow contemporary residents of this great land. Together, we celebrate the greatness in who we will be tomorrow, the people of Saskatchewan.

Sheila Gamble
Chief Executive Officer

2005 Centenary Exhibition Opens at The Chapel Gallery, North Battleford, SK (July 28 - September 25)

Public Opening - Thursday, August 18, 2005
What a great opportunity to show our work in conjunction with the Prairie Sculptors Association. This large gallery space was perfect to display a full 2 dimensional exhibition, as well as a present a multitude of sculptures in varying sizes throughout the gallery.

It was a great night! Over 250 people attended the showing and the interaction between our two associations sparked discussions of future collaborations.

Interpretaion of the landscape is a constant theme in art. In a Province such as ours, where the expanse of land and sky create an unmistakeable impression on us all, to isolate the horizon as the motif for this exhibition at this time is most fitting.

HORIZON, according to the Oxford Dictonary of Current English:
- line at which the earth and sky appear to meet, limit of mental perception, experience, interest, etc.
- on the horizon - just imminent or becoming apparent
Such romantic descriptions - yet perfect to stimulate the artists' imaginations.

The combination of an inviting phrase with a dynamic geography provides the appropriate creative environment for the artists of this exhibition. The diversity of the Province's landscapes, matched with thevariety of technique and material and the diverse backgrounds and interests of the artists themselves, provide the viewer with an insight into the inspiration of individual surroundings. What we as artists create, and how we as viewers interpret it, is always coloured in some way by our locale.

This exhibition truely captures the intent of the Chapel gallery's slogan that calls the visitor's attention to our unique placement: the best view in town!

Holly Hildebrandt
Curator

One Hundred Horizons Exhibition Opens at the Saskatchewan Craft Council in Saskatoon. This juried exhibition by Alicia Popoff will be produced in a variety of multi-disciplinary media, including most printmaking techniques as well as traditional painting and drawing.

GREAT OPENING NIGHT! Over 200 people attended the opening on a very blustery night. 26 pieces are on display with more being added for the next opening at the Chapel Gallery in North Battleford.