Métis Lobstick installation
Métis Lobstick installation

with Lana Wilson, Elder Curtis Breaton, Ashley Smith, Elder Liz Settee, and Leah Marie Dorion. All my Relations Photography, 2021

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Diana Chabros: samskāra, installation view of Main Gallery
Diana Chabros: samskāra, installation view of Main Gallery

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Leah M. Dorion: Generations of Love, curated by Jessalyn LeBlanc, Education Studio install view
Leah M. Dorion: Generations of Love, curated by Jessalyn LeBlanc, Education Studio install view

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Métis Lobstick installation
Métis Lobstick installation

with Lana Wilson, Elder Curtis Breaton, Ashley Smith, Elder Liz Settee, and Leah Marie Dorion. All my Relations Photography, 2021

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Vision
The Mann Art Gallery bridges culture and community through excellence in visual art.

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Mission
The Mann Art Gallery engages, stimulates, and facilitates the development, presentation, and preservation of the visual arts in the diverse communities of Prince Albert and northern Saskatchewan.

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Gallery Hours
Tuesday—Friday,  10—5PM

Saturday, 12—5PM

Sunday & Monday — CLOSED

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Closed on statutory holidays unless otherwise posted

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Contact

142 - 12th Street West, Prince Albert SK, S6V 3B5

p: 306-763-7080 

e: reception@mannartgallery.ca

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The Mann Art Gallery is located on Treaty 6 Territory, the traditional lands of Cree & Dakota Peoples and the homeland of the Métis Nation.

The Mann Art Gallery gratefully acknowledges funding assistance from Diane & Roger Mann, City of Prince Albert,
SK Arts, Saskatchewan Lotteries and SaskCulture Inc., Community Initiatives Fund, Canada Council for the Arts, the Department of Canadian Heritage, and artsvest - Business/Arts.
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