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Installation view of Fire and Fibre, December 1, 2021 - January 23, 2022

About

Located in the historic Prince Albert Arts Centre, the John V. Hicks Gallery is managed and supported by the Prince Albert Arts Centre, the Prince Albert Council for the Arts and the Mann Art Gallery. The Hicks Gallery presents a diverse schedule of exhibitions by regional artists, guilds, and organizations, as well as touring exhibitions programmed through the Organization of Saskatchewan Arts Councils. As the Hicks Gallery is the former location of the Mann Art Gallery, we are pleased to continue nurturing and developing the appreciation of excellent local and provincial art. Thanks to the support of the City of Prince Albert, SaskCulture, and Sask Lotteries.

Mandate

To present a diverse schedule of exhibitions by Prince Albert-based artists, guilds, and collectives, as well as touring exhibitions through the Organization of Saskatchewan Arts Councils.

Please note that only Mann-programmed exhibitions are listed

Arts Centre Hours (Sept 7, 2022 - May 23, 2023)
Monday—Thursday,  9—9PM

Friday, 9—5PM

Saturday, 10—4:30PM

Sunday — CLOSED

Closed on statutory holidays unless otherwise posted

Contact

1010 Central Avenue, Prince Albert
Saskatchewan, Canada S6V 7P3
 

p: 306-953-4811

Current Exhibition

Please note that only the most current Mann-programmed exhibition is listed. This may be different than the exhibition currently on display. For the most-up-to-date info, visit our Facebook page.

Call for Submissions
The Healing Journey 
Artists from S.H.A.R.E., Acquired Brain Injury, and The Nest
May 2 – 25, 2022
Reception: Friday, May 2 @ 3PM (at the Hicks Gallery)

Call for Submissions

Deadline: none, continuous throughout the year

The Hicks Gallery has one exhibition space and provides some professional technical services for the selected projects. Ten exhibitions are programmed annually, most for three-week runs. Artists are responsible for transporting their work to and from the gallery and must ensure the work is ready for presentation (e.g.: framed; outfitted with hanging hardware, etc.)

 

Solicited and unsolicited exhibition proposals are assessed and recommended for program inclusion by the Mann Art Gallery and the Prince Albert Council for the Arts. The John V. Hicks Gallery typically programs 1 - 2 years in advance. 

 

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Maria Hirsi: 11 Main Street, 2020, installation shot

Submission Guidelines

We encourage digital proposals that follow similar guidelines as for the Mann Art Gallery: digital proposals as a single PDF document via email with the subject heading: “Hicks Proposal:” curator@mannartgallery.ca. The PDF should not exceed 10MB, and includes the following:

 

  • Project Description including installation requirements (max 500 words)

  • Artist or Curatorial statement (max 500 words)

  • Curriculum Vitae, name + complete contact information

  • Up to 20 images of proposed or current work

  • Video or Audio work as links (for audio and time-based proposals)

  • Image list (including title, medium, date, and size)

Proposals may be submitted via email to:

Director/Curator

Mann Art Gallery

142 - 12th Street West

Prince Albert, SK  S6V 3B5

curator@mannartgallery.ca

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