ANNUAL REPORT 2019 / 2020 3 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

4 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AND CEO’S MESSAGE

5 YEAR IN REVIEW

9 EXHIBITIONS & PUBLIC PROGRAMS

19 DONORS & SPONSORS

21 ACQUISITION HIGHLIGHTS

27 COMMUNITY SUPPORT

29 MEMBERS & VOLUNTEERS

39 BOARD OF TRUSTEES & STAFF

41 SUMMARY FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

CORE FUNDING PROVIDED BY

ADDITIONAL SUPPORT PROVIDED BY

Installation view, Morehshin Allahyari: She Who Sees the Unknown, MacKenzie Art Gallery, 2019. Photo: Don Hall. ANNUAL REPORT

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Gallery visitors of all ages discovered major exhibitions during Thursday Night Lates, and the REALI (Recreation, Life Skills, Story Telling and Art Activity) program, which was presented in partnership with the Regina Immigrant Women Centre, has welcomed immigrant and refugee women and their children to the Gallery for drop-in-art workshops on Saturday mornings.

Thank you to the many individuals and businesses who sustain the MacKenzie through donations and participation in fundraising events. Together, we have raised over $120,000 in support of the Gallery through fundraising events such as Bazaart, Holiday Bazaart, and the MacKenzie As President of the MacKenzie Art Gallery’s Board of Gala. We also extend deep gratitude to our members, Trustees, I am pleased to share with you the achievements donors, and corporate sponsors for their ongoing support. of the past year. 2019/20 was a year like no other, as the MacKenzie advanced its mission of creating transformative Lastly, I extend a personal thanks to staff and volunteers experiences of the world through art, welcoming the for their passion and dedication to the Gallery, making it an community to the Gallery and sharing our passion for the exciting space for new experiences. arts through the creativity and innovation of our exhibitions, public programs, school tours, and special events. We were Despite the impact that the COVID-19 pandemic has had thrilled to be able to share the work we do with over 99,519 on all of us, it is rewarding to look back on all that we have in total attendance for this past year. accomplished this past year. At the time of writing, the Gallery is temporarily closed to the public however we 2019/20 started with the launch of our new membership remain dedicated to pursuing our mission and our vision, program, but that was just the beginning. We introduced a including through new online experiences and platforms. PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE new look and feel to the MacKenzie through both our new It is in times like this that we continue to look forward to brand and logo, as well as through new improvements to what is to come, and remain inspired by the dedication and our physical space, designed to enhance the experience tenacity with which our entire community – staff, volunteers, of our visitors to the Gallery, including the opening of Craft donors, supporters, and visitors – continues to adapt and Services café, and construction of the new welcome centre, thrive, creating innovative ways to connect and to deliver our which will be completed in the spring of 2020. award-winning programming for everyone to enjoy virtually. As an institution, the MacKenzie is grounded in history, education, and sustainability, and 2019/20 saw us increase our ability to educate and inspire creativity in the next generation with the launch of our new Digital Lab. We were able to successfully run several pilot classes on digital art for youth over the course of the year and will continue to develop this program in the years to come. Nathan Schissel In 2019/20, we ran concurrent school tours of multiple President, MacKenzie Art Gallery exhibitions throughout the year, serving approximately Board of Trustees 8,000 youth from Regina and area. The BMO Learning Centre bustled with parents and children creating art together on Studio Sundays, thanks to the generous sponsorship of Life Co.

Victor Cicansky, (detail) Wreck Beach Coffee Table, 2003, bronze, patina, acrylic paint, glass. Collection of Mea Cicansky. Photo: Don Hall.

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There is reason to be optimistic. The MacKenzie Art Gallery The installation of the Craft Services Café last year, I am extremely grateful for the past six years at the temporarily closed on 14 March 2020 as a public health designed around the work of Regina artist Bill Burns, MacKenzie. I have learned so much. This opportunity and safety measure in response to COVID-19. In spite of the allowed us to increase ongoing opportunities for public the faith that has been placed in my leadership has been closure having come two weeks prior to the end of our fiscal and private conversations and events. And thanks to invaluable. year, in 2019-20 we enjoyed the highest attendance at the the work of 1080 Architecture, it was recognized with Gallery in recent memory. Our nearly 100,000 visitors were the Premier’s award for excellence in interior design. Finally, I want to underscore a special thank you to all the part of a trend that has seen participation grow by nearly Excellence in design is also a feature of our new brand and staff of the MacKenzie Art Gallery. We have been through forty percent over the last three years. Reflective of this identity and website which was launched this past year. so much together. I am so pleased to make space in my interest, our membership has more than tripled in size. Our improvement of capital infrastructure has further departure for the development of our next generation Our earned revenue has grown by 247% during this same continued with a renovation to our welcome area through of arts leaders. The MacKenzie could not be in better time. These facts reveal aspects of our larger story—which which members will be greeted when the the Gallery re- hands than under the leadership of John G. Hampton, features increasing relevance, access and engagement opens on 7 August 2020. who has proven his capacities as a generous, visionary by wider segments of our communities. It merely hints and fair leader during his almost two years as Director of 2019 and 2020 have been years like no other, both for at the countless transformative experiences enjoyed by The context of all of this change was the visionary gift of Programs. I am grateful for his collaboration during this the MacKenzie Art Gallery and the world. The onset of the our visitors, whether they are quiet but deeply profound an anonymous donor of $25 million and the creation of time, and look forward to continued conversations and coronavirus pandemic has had a profound impact on our moments of personal reflection, or joyous instances of an endowment for the Gallery. The principal of this gift partnerships. institution and our lives. The circumstances of the pandemic collective well-being and celebration. These statistics will never be spent, but the earned income from that have seemingly altered our collective vision in other ways. can also only hint at the countless hours of dedication investment will continue to fuel our development as the Au revoir, et à la prochaine Whether it is due to our increased isolation, a shared sense demonstrated by our Board, volunteers and staff who strive economy grows. of common purpose, or a heightened consideration of to create a meaningful environment and provide the context our health, public safety and mortality, the virus has not for the Gallery to be an agent of change. In summary, it has been a great ride, and I have no merely caused our current condition, but has revealed our doubt that the MacKenzie is well-positioned to continue current condition. The virus has made plainly clear what Much has changed during my six years as Executive our pre-COVID-19 trajectories of growth, engagement has been with us all along, namely the great inequities in Director and CEO. In reviewing this years audited financial and diversity. Many of you know that I will be leaving Anthony Kiendl our society including the epidemics of ecomic inequality, statements, I am pleased to see that revenue in all funds the MacKenzie at the end of this month to take up the Executive Director & CEO racism, social injustice, and inadequate senior’s care. We has more than doubled during my time at the Gallery. Our position of Director and CEO at the Vancouver Art Gallery. July 2020 can see this, for example, in how the virus disproportionately staff has grown and diversified, most notably with some key affects seniors and people of colour in infections and new positions such as Director of Programs and Curator EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR & CEO MESSAGE mortality. The virus reveals the systemic and structural of Community Engagment. Our collection has also grown EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR & CEO MESSAGE obstacles to equity and justice, and these injustices have substantially. Additions include the promised gift of the rightly been called out in numerous global uprisings such Kamplemacher Collection of Indigenous Art, thanks to the as Black Lives Matter and Idle No More. Amplified by the generosity of Thomas Druyan and Alice Ladner. We have brutal killings of George Floyd and others, it seems we have also acquired select major works, including Anthony finally reached a turning point. As Uruguayan artist Luis McCall’s Line Describing a Cone 2.0, which was a crowd Camnitzer recently stated regarding calls to action: “If we favourite, and the first acquisition of this significant keep digging, it becomes clear that these ideas existed way English artist’s work by a museum. Duane before us, will persist long after we are gone, and will do so Linklater’s Kâkikê / Forever, which graces the façade of our regardless of who speaks or writes of them... The important building, perhaps our largest acquisition, and represents question is whether they will ever be absorbed.” And this a major turning point in the MacKenzie’s efforts to be an precisely seems to be the question—how will we absorb authentic, public-facing institution in Treaty Four Territory. this knowledge and take this opportunity to make systemic Artist Wanda Koop donated several significant paintings change? Optimistically, we are presented here with real in memory of previous Director Kate Davis. Theo Sims’s opportunities. The momentum inspired by protesters in the Candahar, embodies the Gallery’s ongoing commitment streets and online, and the commited work of our staff and to being a place of social convening, conversation, and board suggests we are poised to seize this opportunity as exchange. we never have been before. I believe we can and will move beyond representations of diversity towards sustainable equity through anti-racism measures.

Duane Linklater, Kâkikê / Forever, acrylic, aluminum and LEDs, MacKenzie Art Gallery, 2018. Photo: Don Hall.

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YEAR IN REVIEW

Over 22,000 children and adults participated in a diverse range of over 480 programs, activities and events organized throughout the year. TOTAL FAMILY YOUTH EVENING RAWLCO & MAG SCHOOL PROVINCIAL ATTENDANCE PROGRAMS PROGRAMS PROGRAMS FREE DAYS TOURS TOURS

99,519 10,329 7,894 3,928 4,626 5,559 1,683 Attendance Attendance Attendance Attendance Attendance Attendance Attendance (in-house & out-of house) 150 394 55 5 341 9 Tours Programs Programs Programs Programs Programs 9 Communities

$2,801,295 $336,767 $80,359 $29,862 Cash and in-kind Cash and in-kind Raised from Membership contributions from contributions from the Gala Proceeds organizations individuals $54,358 1,834 Raised from Active Gallery Bazaart Memberships

13,769 12,792 $28,416 $22,772 545 Facility Rental Special Event Gallery Shop Funds raised from Volunteers Attendance Attendance Net Proceeds Holiday Bazaart ANNUAL REPORT 2019/2020

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MOREHSHIN ALLAHYARI OPENING CELEBRATION OPENING CELEBRATION ARTIST TALK She Who Sees The Unknown Morehshin Allahyari: She Who Sees The Unknown : The Gardener’s Universe Victor Cicansky: The Gardener’s Universe

24 MAY – 25 AUGUST 2019 THURSDAY, 24 MAY 2019 FRIDAY, 7 JUNE 2019 SATURDAY, 8 JUNE 2019 CURATED BY JOHN G. HAMPTON FEATURING AN ARTIST LECTURE WITH MOREHSHIN ALLAHYARI WITH A PERFORMANCE BY NEW DANCE HORIZONS LOCATED IN THE SHUMIATCHER THEATRE ORGANIZED BY THE MACKENZIE ART GALLERY

The most comprehensive exhibition to date of the Allahyari discussed her three installations on view Artists and guests were in attendance to celebrate The MacKenzie held a panel discussion to explore -based Iranian artist’s ongoing research at the MacKenzie: Huma, Aisha Qandisha, and The the opening of The Gardener’s Universe and the Victor Cicansky: The Gardener’s Universe project into female and gender non-binary monsters Laughing Snake. She also discussed the first stages Walking with . Both guest curator of exhibition. Artist Victor Cicansky was joined on and jinn of Middle Eastern origin. She Who Sees The of her growing archive of dark goddesses and jinn Walking with Saskatchewan, Bruce Hugh Russell, as stage by catalogue essayists Alison Calder, Trevor Unknown was the first exhibition to bring together figures in a research-oriented “reading room.” well as artist Victor Cicansky were in attendance. Herriot, Julia Krueger, Timothy Long, and Susan the three figures known as Huma, Aisha Qandisha, The evening included a performance by New Surette. and The Laughing Snake. Dance Horizons. EXHIBITIONS PROGRAMS PUBLIC & EXHIBITIONS PROGRAMS PUBLIC & MELISSA GENERAL VICTOR CICANSKY THE PERMANENT COLLECTION LAKOTA STORYTELLING Kehyá:ra’s & ‘Cause I Work so Hard The Gardener’s Universe Walking with Saskatchewan The Return of Sitting Bull’s Robe to Make it Everyday 8 JUNE – 23 OCTOBER 2019 8 JUNE 2019 – 19 APRIL 2020 THURSDAY, 20 JUNE 2019 24 MAY – 23 OCTOBER 2019 CURATED BY TIMOTHY LONG & JULIA KRUEGER CURATED BY BRUCE HUGH RUSSELL IN HONOUR OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLE’S DAY CURATED BY JOHN G. HAMPTON & TIMOTHY LONG ORGANIZED & CIRCULATED BY THE MACKENZIE ART GALLERY ORGANIZED BY THE MACKENZIE ART GALLERY ORGANIZED BY THE MACKENZIE ART GALLERY MADE POSSIBLE IN PART BY THE

On view in the Shumiatcher Theatre as part of the The MacKenzie Art Gallery presented the first Walking with Saskatchewan is our inaugural Lakota artist and Knowledge Keeper Wayne MacKenzie’s theatre program, the video work of comprehensive retrospective of the influential exhibition from the Permanent Collection, a series Goodwill welcomed Sitting Bull’s robe back to -based Mohawk artist Melissa General Saskatchewan sculptor Victor Cicansky. As one of the of year-long exhibitions that explore the depths of Saskatchewan after 74 years away. In honour of layers sound and image to create complex portraits main instigators of the Regina Clay movement in the our collection and the roles it plays in our society. Indigenous People’s Day, Goodwill, a member of of land, water, and culture, that are intimately 1970s, he is known nationally for a stance that asserts Drawing on the permanent collection and welcoming Standing Buffalo First Nation, shared stories in connected to her home territory, the Six Nations of history and locality as a vital source for creative some distinguished visitors (through promised relation to his and Sitting Bull’s art that was on the Grand River in southern . General creates expression. The exhibition celebrated a “garden gifts and temporary loans that help fill gaps in display in The Permanent Collection: Walking with resonant soundscapes that add layers of meaning universe” and marked Cicansky’s lasting contributions our collection or point towards areas of future Saskatchewan. and memory to long tracking shots of her movement to Canadian art and craft history. development), this exhibition presented images of in the land. the land, its peoples, and its dreams. 9 10 ANNUAL REPORT 2019/2020

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CANADIAN ART SUMMER ISSUE LAUNCH BUFFALO PEOPLE ARTS INSTITUTE MITCHELL WIEBE OPENING CELEBRATION Femme Launch and Conversation Resilience: Buffalo Fashion Show VampSites Mitchell Wiebe: VampSites

20 SEPTEMBER 2019 – 1 JANUARY 2020 THURSDAY, 19 SEPTEMBER 2019 THURSDAY, 27 JUNE 2019 THURSDAY, 4 JULY 2019 CURATED BY PAN WENDT WITH GUEST GRAEME PATTERSON PRESENTED AS PART OF THURSDAY NIGHTS AT THE MACKENZIE IN CELEBRATION OF INDIGENOUS DESIGNERS ORGANIZED & CIRCULATED BY THE CONFEDERATION CENTRE ART GALLERY; WITH THE SUPPORT OF FOR THE ARTS

VampSites is the latest exhibition from artist Mitchell The evening included remarks followed by a special Guests Lauren Fournier and Jayne Wilkinson The annual Buffalo People’s Fashion Show, held at Wiebe. Raised in Regina, Wiebe combined making performance from Mitchell Wiebe and Graeme (Canadian Art), Zoe Schneider (Regina artist), and the MacKenzie, celebrated Indigenous identity and and showing, employing a surreal personal lexicon Patterson inside of Craft Services. Blackflash Jaye Kovach and Leo Keiser (of Homo Monstrous) buffalo ancestors through fashion and art. and mythology of colours and textures, motifs and Magazine was also present to sell subscriptions were invited to a participate in an evening of narratives, Wiebe imports the chaos and theatre of and meet visitors. conversation and performance to celebrate the his studio into the well-lit, rational architecture of the launch of the Canadian Art summer issue, FEMME. art gallery. EXHIBITIONS PROGRAMS PUBLIC & EXHIBITIONS PROGRAMS PUBLIC & REGINA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL ARTIST-LED WORKSHOP MARIE LANOO BÁRBARA WAGNER & BENJAMIN DE BURCA Climate Change Trilogy With Ceramic Artist Nicole Little Blue Sky Project Rise

13 – 17 AUGUST 2019 SUNDAY, 1 SEPTEMBER 2019 23 OCTOBER – 24 NOVEMBER 2019 24 OCTOBER 2019 – 31 JANUARY 2020 PRESENTED AS PART OF THE REGINA INTERNATIONAL PRESENTED BY CANADA LIFE AS PART OF STUDIO SUNDAYS CURATED BY MARIE LANOO CURATED BY LILLIAN O’BRIEN DAVIS FILM FESTIVAL AND AWARDS ORGANIZED BY THE MACKENZIE ART GALLERY ORGANIZED BY THE MACKENZIE ART GALLERY FEATURED ON THE 13TH FLOOR AT MACKENZIE.ART

Regina International Film Festival and Awards Families visited the BMO Learning Centre to listen Blue Sky Project: Connecting Canadian and On view in the Shumiatcher Theatre as part of showcased three films at the MacKenzie, including to ceramic artist Nicole Little focus on the themes International Artists via the Colour Blue is organized the MacKenzie’s theatre program, this 2018 Manufactured Landscapes, Watermark, and of food, the environment, and ceramic production. by Saskatchewan artist Marie Lannoo, and compiles experimental documentary by Brazilian artists Anthropocene: The Human Epoch, from the multiple- In conjunction with Victor Cicansky: The Gardener’s photos of the sky from artists around the world, Bárbara Wagner and Benjamin De Burca explores award winning team of Jennifer Baichwal, Nicholas Universe. including some photos from Canadian artists who how rhythm, spoken word, and dance are de Pencier, and Edward Burtynsky. The event were travelling abroad. The project launched as part implemented by performers to creatively express included a panel discussion with filmmaker Jennifer of a section of the website entitled The 13TH Floor. their personal relationships to identity and self- Baichwal. This exciting project released a new photo each day representation. for 31 days. 11 12 ANNUAL REPORT 2019/2020

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CHRISTI BELCOURT & ISAAC MURDOCH RAJNI PERERA & NEP SIDHU VIRTUAL REALITY AND VIDEO GAME NIGHT RAWLCO RADIO FREE ADMISSION DAY Uprising: The Power of Mother Earth Banners for New Empires ArtCADE Holiday Celebration

THURSDAY, 5 DECEMBER 2019 SUNDAY, 8 DECEMBER 2019 16 NOVEMBER 2019 – 22 MARCH 2020 16 NOVEMBER 2019 – 23 FEBRUARY 2020 HOSTED BY DIGITAL COORDINATORS CAT BLUEMKE THE MACKENZIE’S ANNUAL FAMILY HOLIDAY PARTY CURATED BY NADIA KURD CURATED BY TAK PHAM & JONATHAN CARROLL ORGANIZED & CIRCULATED BY THE THUNDER BAY ART GALLERY ORGANIZED BY THE THE MACKENZIE ART GALLERY & CARLETON UNIVERSITY ART GALLERY & PATEL GALLERY

The MacKenzie Art Gallery became an With the gracious support of Rawlco Radio, our Over the last two decades, the renowned Michif The exhibition Banners for New Empires presented ART-CADE, featuring new Virtual Reality and video second floor galleries were open at no charge for (Métis) artist Christi Belcourt has developed a a different way to re-imagine past, present, and game work by Cat Bluemke and Jonathan Carroll, families to explore and enjoy all day. The event holistic social practice combining art and activism. future. Based in the Greater Toronto Area, artists the MacKenzie’s brand new digital coordinators. featured our annual Holiday Celebration, which The exhibition was the first retrospective of Rajni Perera and Nep Sidhu combined languages of Attendees became their own unpaid intern in included interactive tours of the galleries, hands-on Belcourt’s work. Tracing her practice from its ancestral technology and science fiction to create a “Intern Purgatory,” an immersive virtual reality activities, and performances. beginnings, in the early 1990s, to the present, it parallel visual universe inside the MacKenzie’s gallery experience; and battled against labour automation concluded with recent works made collaboratively space. Inside this world, visitors learned and healed in GIGCO: Escape from the Gig Economy. with Isaac Murdoch, an Anishinaabe knowledge through stories from the artists’ new empires. keeper and emerging visual artist. EXHIBITIONS PROGRAMS PUBLIC & EXHIBITIONS PROGRAMS PUBLIC & RAWLCO RADIO FREE ADMISSION DAY ARTIST PANEL & DISCUSSION LIBRARY & DIGITAL LAB DROP-IN CURATOR TALK Fall Opening Reception Carmen Papalia Workshop Featuring Student Final Projects With Curatorial Fellow Felicia Gay

SATURDAY, 16 NOVEMBER 2019 THURSDAY, 21 NOVEMBER 2019 THURSDAY, 12 DECEMBER 2019 THURSDAY, 16 JANUARY 2020 OPENING RECEPTION FOR UPRISING: THE POWER OF MOTHER PRESENTED AS PART OF THURSDAY NIGHTS AT THE MACKENZIE HOSTED AS PART OF THE YOUTH DIGITAL ART CLASSES PRESENTED AS PART OF THURSDAY NIGHTS AT THE MACKENZIE EARTH AND BANNERS FOR NEW EMPIRES

With the gracious support of Rawlco Radio, our As a part of Carmen Papalia’s long-term relationship The first in an ongoing series of drop-in sessions The MacKenzie’s new Curatorial Fellow, Felicia second floor galleries were open at no charge for with the MacKenzie, he presented a workshop in the new Library and Digital Lab. The evening Gay, discussed her work, which focuses on families to explore and enjoy all day. The event exploring his advocacy platform based on the featured the work of Grade 8 students from Sacred multiple exhibitions and projects, and collaborating included an artist conversation featuring Christi principles of Open Access (2015), working towards Heart Community School, Mother Teresa Middle with exhibiting artists. Gay’s position is a cross- Belcourt, Rajni Perera, and Nep Sidhu, moderated an upcoming exhibition exploring access, agency, School, St. Michael Community School, and appointment with the through a by Rhonda Rosenburg, Director of the Multicultural and community, premiering at the MacKenzie in Kitchener Community School, who participated in Mitacs funded fellowship. Council of Saskatchewan. Spring 2021. a 12-week pilot program on the art and concepts of game design.

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ERIN GEE ARTIST CONVERSATION & PERFORMANCE INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY CELEBRATION SCREENING: REMEMBERING THE PAST, LOOKING To the Sooe Featuring Randell Adjei & InfoRed Theme of Drum Representing the Heartbeat TO THE FUTURE Celebrating Saskatchewan Female Filmmakers

24 JANUARY – 19 APRIL 2020 THURSDAY, 30 JANUARY 2020 SUNDAY, 8 MARCH 2020 THURSDAY, 12 MARCH 2020 CURATED BY TAK PHAM PRESENTED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH VERTIGO READING SERIES IN CONJUNCTION WITH INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY PRESENTED BY THE SASKATCHEWAN FILMPOOL COOPERATIVE, ORGANIZED BY THE MACKENZIE ART GALLERY CELELBRATIONS WORLDWIDE THE MACKENZIE ART GALLERY, THE NFB, AND THE DEPARTMENT OF FILM - UNIVERSITY OF REGINA

Regina-born and -based, media artist Erin Held in Craft Services Café programming space, Participants enjoyed an afternoon of workshops and Remembering the Past, Looking to the Future is a Gee sought to understand the relationship between the MacKenzie hosted spoken word performances presentations in conjunction with the International collection of eight short films gathered to screen machines and human body in the exhibition To the by Toronto-based poet, Randell Adjei and Regina- Women’s Day movement. Presented in partnership in honour of the memory of Trudy Stewart, a well- Sooe by creating emotionally stimulating environments based poet and rapper InfoRed. Both artists with Multicultural Council of Sask, Regina Immigrant loved Saskatchewan filmmaker who passed away using sonic electronics and computational algorithms. performed their own original work and then came Women’s Centre, Saskatchewan Council for October 2019. The lineup included films made in Experiencing algorithmic distortion, transformation, together for a talk-back conversation, which International Cooperation and University of Regina various styles including animation, experimental, and enhancement, our bodies responses to Gee’s explored topics related to youth empowerment, Lifelong Learning Centre, the day ended with a and documentary. Filmmakers included Elaine technology encouraged a healing potential in a spoken word, and grassroots education. collaborative gathering on the Albert Street bridge. Pain, Amalie Atkins, Trudy Stewart, Tasha Hubbard, technologically augmented setting. Candy Fox, Dianne Ouellette, Margaret Orr, Tessa EXHIBITIONS PROGRAMS PUBLIC & Cook, and Janine Windolph. EXHIBITIONS PROGRAMS PUBLIC & PARADISE (TO ALL THOSE WHO DID & RAWLCO RADIO FREE ADMISSION DAY DID NOT MAKE IT ACROSS) African-Canadian Black History Month Launch Image credits: On Page 9, (Left to Right, Top to Bottom): Installation view, Morehshin Allahyari: She Who Sees the Unknown, MacKenzie Art Gallery, 8 JUNE – 23 OCTOBER 2019 SATURDAY, 1 FEBRUARY 2020 2019. Photo: Don Hall. Opening Reception, Morehshin Allahyari: She Who Sees the Unknown, MacKenzie Art Gallery, 2019. Image still from CURATED BY LILLIAN O’BRIEN DAVIS PRESENTED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH SASKATCHEWAN AFRICAN Melissa General: Kehyá:ra, digital image, 2016. Installation view, Victor Cicansky: The Gardener’s Universe, MacKenzie Art Gallery, ORGANIZED BY THE MACKENZIE ART GALLERY CANADIAN HERITAGE MUSEUM 2019. Photo: Don Hall. On Page 10 (Left to Right, Top to Bottom): Opening Celebration, Victor Cicansky: The Gardener’s Universe, MacKenzie Art Gallery, 2019. Photo: Don Hall. Artist talk, Victor Cicansky: The Gardener’s Universe with guests (Left to Right) Victor Cicansky, Julia Krueger, Alison Calder, and Susan Surette. Installation view, The Permanent Collection: Walking with Saskatchewan, MacKenzie Art Gallery, 2019. Photo: Don Hall. Lakota Storytelling with guest Wayne Goodwill, MacKenzie Art Gallery, 2019. On Page 11 (Left to Right, Top to Bottom:) Panel discussion for Canadian Art Launch with guests Lauren Fournier, Jayne Wilkinson, Zoe Schneider, and Leo Keiser, MacKenzie Art Gallery, 2019. Image from Buffalo People’s Fashion Show, MacKenzie Art Gallery, 2019. Image still from Anthropocene: The Human Epoch, directed by Edward Burtynsky, Jennifer Baichwal, Nicholas de Pencier, 2016. Image from BMO Learning Centre. On Page 12 (Left to Right, Top to Bottom): Installation view, Mitchell Wiebe: VampSites, MacKenzie Art Gallery, 2019. Photo: Don Hall. Opening Reception, Mitchell Wiebe: VampSites, MacKenzie Art Gallery, 2019. Photo: Don Hall. Sarah Anne Johnson, April 17, Joshua Tree, California, from the Blue Sky Project: Connecting Canadian and International Artists via the Colour Blue, organized by Marie Lannoo and featured on mackenzie.art 13TH Floor. Image still from RISE, still. 2K, colour, 5.1 sound, 20 minutes, Bárbara Wagner and Benjamin de Burca, 2018. On Page 13 (Left to Right, Top to Bottom): Installation view, Christi Belcourt & Isaac Murdoch: A Retrospective − Uprising: The Power of Mother Earth, MacKenzie Art Gallery, 2020. Photo: Don Hall. Installation view, Rajni Perera and Nep Sidhu: Banners for New Empires, MacKenzie Art Gallery, 2019. Photo: Don Hall. Opening Reception and Rawlco Radio Free Day, Rajni Perera and Nep Sidhu: Banners for New Empires, MacKenzie Art Gallery, 2019. Artist talk with Carmen Papalia, MacKenzie Art Gallery, 2019. On Page 14 (Left to On view in the Shumiatcher Theatre as part of the With the gracious support of Rawlco Radio, our Right, Top to Bottom) Image still from GIGCO: Escape from the Gig Economy created by digital artists Jonathan Carroll and Cat Bluemke. Visitors MacKenzie’s theatre program, this series of films by second floor galleries were open at no charge for engage in the BMO Learning centre at a Rawlco Free Day, MacKenzie Art Gallery, 2019. Digital Coordinator, Jonathan Carroll and a student from the MacKenzie’s Art School, MacKenzie Art Gallery, 2019. Mitacs Curatorial Fellow, Felicia Gay, presents on her work at a curator talk, MacKenzie multiple artists examined the concept of Paradise families to explore and enjoy all day. As part of the Art Gallery, 2020. On Page 15 (Left to Right, Top to Bottom): Installation view, Erin Gee: To the Sooe, MacKenzie Art Gallery, 2020. Photo: Don Hall. through the lenses of global blackness, sovereignty, launch of African Canadian Black History Month, Artist converstion and talk with Randall Adjei, MacKenzie Art Gallery, 2020. Image still from 4waters, 30 min. Denise Ferreira da Silva and Arjuna environmentalism, economics, and belonging; visitors enjoyed interactive tours, an introduction to Neuman, 2018. Image from Rawlco Radio Free Admission Day. On Page 16 (Left to Right): Image from International Women’s Day, MacKenzie Art Gallery, 2020. Image from the screening of Remembering the Past, Looking to the Future featuring (Left to Right) Tessa Cook, Candy Fox, Janine asking what does Paradise look like, and who is it our next film series, and art activities all afternoon, Windolph, Dianne Ouellette, and Elaine Pain. made for. as well as special performances by the Ugandan Community Association of Saskatchewan and the Caribbean Association. 15 16 17 EXHIBITIONS Curated byLillianO’BrienDavis –14March2020 1 February DID NOT MAKEITACROSS) PARADISE (TO ALLTHOSEWHODIDAND ERIN GEE:TO THESOOE Curated byTak Pham 2020 16 November2019–23February FOR NEWEMPIRES PERERA&NEPSIDHU:BANNERSRAJNI Curated byLillianO’BrienDavis 24 October2019–31January 2020 BURCA: RISE BÁRBARA WAGNER ANDBENJAMINDE Curated byBruceHughRussell 8 June 2019–14March2020 WALKING WITHSASKATCHEWAN THE PERMANENTCOLLECTION: bytheGovernmentofCanada.part This projecthasbeenmadepossiblein Curated byTimothyLongandJulia Krueger 8 June –27October2019 GARDENER’S UNIVERSE VICTOR CICANSKY: THE Timothy Long Curated byJohn G. Hampton and 24 May –23October2019 EVERY DAY ‘CAUSE IWORKSO HARDTO MAKEIT MELISSA GENERAL:KEHYÁ:RA’S AND Curated byJohn G. Hampton 24 May –25August2019 SEES THEUNKNOWN MOREHSHIN ALLAHYARI: SHEWHO Board. Arts Saskatchewan City ofRegina,University ofRegina,and SaskCulture, Canada CouncilfortheArts, CommunityFoundation,Saskatchewan bytheSouth aresupported Gallery Art All exhibitionsorganizedbytheMacKenzie MACKENZIE THE BY ORGANIZED EXHIBITIONS ANNUAL REPORT Curated byTak Pham 24 January –14March2020

5 February 2019–14March2020 5 February INSCRIPTIONS 2 October2018–14March2020 WORLDVIEW ANDSTORY TELLING ACROSS THETURTLE’S BACK 2: local galleriesacrosstheprovince. on tourtoschools,communitycentres,and exhibitions fromthePermanent Collection Each year, aMacKenzieEducatortakes PROVINCIAL OUTREACH MACKENZIE TOURING EXHIBITIONS– Council. CuratedbyNadiaKurd. Arts andtheOntario Council fortheArts with thefinancialassistanceofCanada andCarletonUniversity Gallery Art Gallery by the ThunderBay Art Co-produced 16 November2019–14March2020 WITH ISAAC MURDOCH CHRISTI BELCOURT —ARETROSPECTIVE UPRISING: THEPOWER OF MOTHER EARTH Curated byPan Wendt Canada CouncilfortheArts. ofthe withthesupport Centre fortheArts, Organized andcirculatedbyConfederation 20 September2019–1January 2020 MITCHELL WIEBE:VAMPSITES the NunatsiavutGovernment. bytheGovernmentofCanadaand part This projecthasbeenmadepossiblein Curated byHeatherIgloliorte Division Gallery Organized byTheRooms ProvincialArt –20May 2019 16 February FROM NUNATSIAVUT ARTSAKKIJÂJUK: ANDCRAFT HOSTED EXHIBITIONS Curated byAlexKingandTimothyLong Manitoba University of Gallery, and SchoolofArt Gallery byMacKenzieArt Co-produced 9 March–20May 2019 WESTERN CANADIANSCREENSHOP RUN COUNTERCULTURE ANDTHEGRAND SUPERSCREEN: THEMAKINGOFAN ARTIST- Potter, withElizabethDiggon Curated byBruceHughRussell andNaomi Gallery MacKenzie Art byEskerFoundationCo-produced and 26 January –28April2019 THE EYEHASNOT SEEN AGNES MARTIN: THEMINDKNOWS WHAT CO-PRODUCED EXHIBITIONS

WESTERN CANADIANSCREENSHOP RUN COUNTERCULTURE ANDTHEGRAND SUPERSCREEN: THEMAKINGOFAN ARTIST- 31 January –3May 2019 AB , Nickle Galleries,University ofCalgary, Sowiak Curated byTimothyLongandChristine Gallery andMacKenzieArt University ofCalgary byNickleGalleries, Co-produced Gallery.Galleries andtheMacKenzieArt Works fromtheCollectionsofNickle CANADIAN CONTEXT WITNESS, ANDJUSTICE INAGLOBAL REVOLUTIONARIES ANDGHOSTS: MEMORY, NATIONAL OUTREACH MACKENZIE TOURING EXHIBITIONS– 25 January –16March2020 Charlottetown, PEI Confederation CentrefortheArts, Curated byJulia KruegerandTimothyLong Government ofCanada. bythe has beenmadepossibleinpart Gallery.MacKenzie Art Theproject Organized andcirculatedbythe GARDENER’S UNIVERSE VICTOR CICANSKY: THE 9 October2019–17January 2020 Winnipeg,MB Gallery, University ofManitobaSchoolArt Curated byAlexKingandTimothyLong Manitoba University of Gallery, and SchoolofArt Gallery by MacKenzie Art Co-produced

Photography. (1995-1996), Wood andantler. TheRooms ProvincialArtGallery, Memorial University Collection. Photo:Ned Pratt Western CanadianScreen Shop, MacKenzie ArtGallery, 2019. Bottom: ChesleyFlowers, TheGeorge RiverHerd donaldwoodman.com: InstallationviewsofSuperscreen: TheMakingofanArtist-runCountercultureandthe Grand Images (top, lefttoright):AgnesMartin, 1988, Galisteo, NM. Woodman ©Donald (ARSNew York). www. 2019/2020 18 27 COMMUNTY SUPPORT & SPECIAL EVENTS COMMUNITY SUPPORT & SPECIAL EVENTS SPECIAL & SUPPORT COMMUNITY months. be abletocontinueofferingtheseeventsinthecoming ofRawlcoRadio,wearethrilledto the continuedsupport andnewlylaunchedexhibitions.performers, artists, With the courseof2019/20year, featuringavarietyof We hostedfive otherfreedays withgreat successover over 1,200peopleinattendanceforafullday ofactivities! FreeAdmissionDay, whichsaw Gallery MacKenzie Art In November2019,wehostedourfirstRawlcoRadioand audiences.programs, andtobetterengage21stcentury the museum’scapacitytopresentcreativeexhibitionsand twelve timesayearforthenextfiveyears. aidsin Thegift FreeAdmissionDays, offered Gallery MacKenzie Art thelaunchofRawlcoRadioand which supported of $1 million from Gordon and JillRawlinson, incredible gift receivedthe Gallery In October2019,theMacKenzieArt Rawlco Radio address themuseum’scoreneeds. helpsto institution’s mostdifficultchallenge,thisgift an that raisingfundsforoperatingendowmentsisoften fortheGallery. opportunities future growth Recognizing wishing toremainanonymous,iscommittedensuring annually. Gallery to theMacKenzieArt Thedonor, while will managethefundsanddisburseearnedincome CommunityFoundationSaskatchewan (SSCF),which donation hasbeenendowedthroughtheSouth from ananonymousdonorof$25million. Thisincredible The MacKenziereceivedatrulytransformationalgift FoundationSouth Saskatchewan Community COMMUNITY SUPPORT ANNUAL REPORT SPECIAL EVENTS communication inoursociety. isavaluedformof andensuringthatart world throughart our community,creatingtransformativeexperiencesofthe andpresenceisaninvestmentinthepeopleof support Thank youtoourdonors,volunteersandmembers!Your Jan Corcoran. Garneau, DavidThauberger, GabrielaGarcia-Luna,and BillLobchuk,BrendaFrancisPelkey,Lambert, David thisyear,who donatedartwork includingAnneBrochu Thank youtoMitchell,aswelltheotherfantasticartists forthisyear’sliveauctionandentertainment.Gallery VampSites hours,beforemovingtotheKenderdine after this year’sGalawereabletoenjoyhislatestexhibition MitchellWiebe,guestsof ofartist the incrediblesupport host theMacKenzieGalainsideofanexhibition!With For thefirsttimethisyear, wewerethrilledtobeable winning exhibitionsandpublicprogramming! ofouraward- MacKenzie Gala,raised156,500insupport Holidaythree majorevents:Bazaart, andthe Bazaart, experiences oftheworldthroughart. Intotal,our continued toinformourmissionofcreatingtransformative Last year, thefundraisingeventsatMacKenzie

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28 COMMUNTY SUPPORT & SPECIAL EVENTS 19 DONATIONS the livesofcountlessindividualsthroughoutourprovince.Thank youtoourdonors! oftheMacKenzie’srenownedexhibitionsandinnovativepublicprograms,donorsimpact Through theirvitalsupport DONATIONS William andGaye Taylor Robert Perry Crook Neil G. DevittandLynn Foundation Community Saskatchewan Fund atthe South Drs. E.P. &L.W. Brandt David Thauberger Brenda FrancisPelkey Foundation Ann &Roger Phillips GIFTS $2,000-$4,999 The EstateofBettyBlight Volunteers MacKenzie Gallery Helen Timm Leslie B. Lasbyand David Garneau Betty Trout GIFTS $5,000+ Lyn Goldman FoundationLily Street GIFTS $500,000+ The EstateofBettyBlight John Makris James E. Lanigan Gerald McMaster Eileen andLyall Moore Don Thauberger Thauberger David andVeronica Brenda FrancisPelkey PERMANENT COLLECTION DONATIONS OFART – ANNUAL REPORT Doreen Gallagher Anderson Donalda Parker and David G. Blomander Debra HengenandDwight David andMarilynHedlund Chris andKarenPasterfield Cara Driscoll andSusanSchurr Bryce Brigitte Hagues Amber MacLeod McDougall Allan andShelley MacDonald Catherine Arthur- Alex MacDonaldand GIFTS $100-$499 Thelfa Yee-Toi Robert andPat McEwen Gerald Kraus Barbara Keirnes-Young Anne Parker GIFTS $500-$999 Mitchell Wiebe Maria Trebuss Community Foundation Saskatchewan South Foundation Fund atthe Lynn andJimTomkins John andLinda Nilson Jan M. Campbell Jan Corcoran Gabriela Garcia-Luna Douglas Johnson Dorothy Perehudoff Bill Lobchuk Anne BrochuLambert Don Hall Andrea Wagner and GIFTS $1,000-$1,999 Virginia Elliott As ASecondLanguage University ofRegina English Shelby andKennethLove Stretten Sandra Campbell Nathan SchisselandAlison Nancy E. Croll Mavis Tremblay Maurice andJanet Delage andChrisFerence Mary Margaret Wigmore Lynne andGeraldBayne Laing Loranne Young andDon Lois Borden Lizabeth Brydon John andTessa Whyte Jarol Boan Gesa Arscott George Smallshaw George andSharonMaier Fred Clipsham Elsie Toupich Ella Denzin Gerry andCharlotte Rich Gerry Elizabeth Magee école MasseySchool Don &ArleneKuntz Dianne Swanson Deborah Rush Catherine Mitchell Brenda Smith Beverly O’Shea Barbara Quinney Angus andDeVona Juckes Oscar Zapata Ana-Karina Hidalgoand GIFTS UPTO $99

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20 DONATIONS 21 PERMANENT COLLECTION ACQUISITIONS ACQUISITION HIGHLIGHTS series. related screenprintsfromGeneralIdea’sBorderline Cases Canadian Screenshop,whereitwasshownalongsidetwo of anArtist-Run CountercultureandtheGrandWestern the 2018MacKenzieexhibitionSuperscreen: The Making galleries,andthemedia.artists, Theworkwasincluded in critique oftheimbalancedpowerrelationshipsbetween attempt to “break” sceneofferedasatirical intotheart pushed offtheroofofGallery. Humpty’ssuicidal creation ofagianthollowplasteregg,whichwasthen by threepressreleases,theperformanceinvolved historianRogerinvitation ofuniversityart Lee. Announced atthe College Avenue Gallery siteoftheMacKenzieArt documentation ofa1972performanceheldontheoriginal silver photographspresentasequenceofstillsfromvideo networksoftheearly1970s.in conceptualart Ten framed (see illus. p. 38)bringsintofocusRegina’sparticipation The purchaseofHumptyDumpty,forExample(1972) Partz andZontal in1994. around theAIDSepidemic,whichclaimedlivesof group creatednumerousworksthatraisedconsciousness LGBTQ2 practicesinCanada. From1986onwards,the and networks,performanceart, ofartist-run the growth , andJorge Zontal, contributedenormouslyto and theartworld. Thecollective’smembers,AABronson, unleashed anirreverent,queercritiqueofmassculture throughwhichthey their conceptualandmedia-basedart, General Ideaestablishedaninternationalreputationfor collective From 1967to1994,theCanadianartists’ histories. art sustaining Saskatchewan’s commitmentto purchases thatunderlinetheGallery’s acquisitions for2019–2020aretwooutstanding Gallery’s Among thehighlightsofMacKenzieArt ANNUAL REPORT permanent collection. sculptures fromPoitras’ installationalreadyinthe , thephotographjoinsfourlargebronze Stump Sarain TheArt&Legacyof andSand: exhibition MixingStars mark hisrestingplace. Includedinthe2018MacKenzie GrassFirstNationandusedto ontheSweet unearthed the coastofMexicoinDecember1974,alargestonewas amongothers.Sand Aftertragicdrowningoff Stump’s including EdwardPoitras, Raymond McCallum,andCalvin IndianCulturalCollege, program attheSaskatchewan inthenascentIndart inspired agenerationofartists alongside GeraldMcMasterfrom1972to1974,Stump later adoptedintoaCreefamilyinSaskatchewan. Working performer whowasbornandraisedinVenice, butwas and charismaticpoet,artist, Stump—a teacher Sarain for hisVenice installationasatributetohismentorand The photographRock Heart(1994)wascreatedbyPoitras colonial historiesandcurrentrealities. voicethatspeakswithuncannyprecisionto artistic wry persona ofthetricksterCoyote,Poitras isknownfora prestigious Venice Biennalein1995. assumingthe Often representCanadaatthe Saskatchewan artist—to first the First Nation,hewasthefirstIndigenousartist—and Born inRegina1953andamemberoftheGordon inCanadasincethe1980s. Indigenousart contemporary whohasbeenattheforefrontof and performanceartist Edward Poitras isapainter, sculptor, photographer, Edward Poitras, Rock Heart, 1994, MacKenzie ArtGallery. Hall. Photo:Don 2019/2020 22 23 ACQUISITIONS ACQUISITIONS Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 108.6 x128.9cm archival digitalprint Rock Heart,1994 Canadian, born1953 Edward Poitras Gallery Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 2 min21sec HD, 16:9,colour, sound,editionof5 The CraneRevisited... Again,2018 Canadian, born1996 Hannah Dubois Canadian, born1938 Ovesen Ingrid (Baxter) Gallery Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 16.7 x17.8cm lenticular photograph,edition3/4 Hills NeverLie,2009 Canadian, born1964 Mary Aski-PiyesiwiskwewLongman Gallery Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 51.5 x68cm screenprint onpaper, editionof10 Quid ProQuo,2012 Canadian, born1935 NeillKennedy Garry Gallery Collection oftheMacKenzieArt one 28x21.5cm;two17.821.6cm unknown paper (onewithrubberstamp),edition 3-part “press release,” offsetonbond c.Notes” “Historical Regina,Saskatchewan” Saskatchewan, University ofVisualArts, of “Department Humpty togetheragain” withrubberstamp horses andtheKingsmencouldn’tput Dumpty hadagreatfall,AlltheKings b. “Humpty Dumptysatonawall,Humpty a. “Humpty Dumpty(For Example)” Humpty Dumpty,forExample,1972 Gallery Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 20.3 x25.4cm(each) ten facsimilephotographsonpaper Humpty Dumpty,forExample,1972 Gallery Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 20.3 x25.4cm(each) paper ten framedsilverprintphotographson Humpty Dumpty,forExample,1972 Canadian, 1967–1994 General Idea PURCHASES ANNUAL REPORT gift ofVeronicagift andDavidThauberger Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 57.8 x73cm screenprint onpaper, edition39/75 Series 78,1978 portfolio TheGrandWestern Canadian Pictograph ofGooseandEye,fromthe ofVeronicagift andDavidThauberger Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 20.3 x15.911.4cm glaze earthenware, The Fall, 1973 ofIcarus Canadian, 1942–2019 ofKevin BaerandKimSpink gift Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 38.1 x121.919.1cm aluminum, steel urethanelacqueron matte acrylic 1997 Zootrope Painting QuantumSite#2701, ofKevinBaerandKimSpink gift Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 38.1 x19.1cm aluminum, steel urethanelacqueron matte acrylic #2609, 1997 Zootrope Painting QuantumPortrait ofKeithBrown gift Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt three panels:175.3x99.12.5cm(each) on aluminumpanels printed withepoxyinkonpapermounted epoxy paintandsilkscreenoffsetprints Veil Painting, 1991–92 Canadian, born1959 Christian Eckart ofVeronicagift andDavidThauberger Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 53.3 x50.8cm(image) etching onpaper, edition2/75 Paint Brush,1971 American, born1935 Jim Dine ofJamesgift E. Lanigan Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 50.8 x61cm(approx.) oil oncard Tall Trees, nodate Canadian, 1873–1966 Barbara Barber DONATIONS gift ofDonThauberger gift Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 25 x35.5cm oil onboard no date Untitled (MountainLakewithCabin), ofDon Thauberger gift Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 24.8 x35.6cm oil onboard no date Untitled (MountainLakewithBlasted Tree), ofDavidandVeronicagift Thauberger Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 25.4 x35.6cm oil onboard no date Deer, Blasted Tree andThreeBirds), Untitled (MountainLakeNocturnewith ofDavidandVeronicagift Thauberger Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 24.7 x34.7cm oil onboard Untitled (CabinwithTwo Bears),nodate ofDavidandVeronicagift Thauberger Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 25 x35.7cm oil onboard Blasted Tree), 1948 Untitled (MountainLakewithDeerand ofDavidandVeronicagift Thauberger Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 24.7 x35cm oil onboard Untitled (MountainLakewithBear),1948 ofDavidandVeronicagift Thauberger Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 58.2 x88.2cm oil onboard and Dead-fall),1948 Untitled (LakewithMoose,Blasted Tree ofDavidandVeronicagift Thauberger Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 24.5 x39cm oil onboard Waterfall), 1942 Untitled (MountainLakewithDeerand Canadian, 1918–1974 Levine Flexhaug gift ofDavid andVeronicagift Thauberger Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 34.4 x59.1cm oil onboard no date Untitled Deer), (MountainLakewithOne ofDon Thauberger gift Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 25.2 x35.5cm oil onboard date Untitled (MountainLakewithMoose),no ofDavidandVeronicagift Thauberger Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 75.4 x127.3cm oil onboard and Dead-fall),nodate Untitled (MountainLakewithMooseFamily ofDavidandVeronicagift Thauberger Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 25.5 x35.5cm oil onboard no date Untitled (MountainLakewithDeer), ofDonThauberger gift Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 40.4 x69.9cm oil onboard 1941 Untitled (MountainLakewithDeer), ofDavidandVeronicagift Thauberger Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 35.5 x60.9cm oil onboard Waterfall), nodate Untitled (MountainLakewithDeerand ofDonThauberger gift Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 25.1 x35.6cm oil onboard Waterfall), nodate Untitled (MountainLakewithDeerand ofDonThauberger gift Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 24.5 x34.8cm oil onboard Moon), nodate Untitled (MountainLakewithDeerand ofDonThauberger gift Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 34.7 x60.6cm oil onboard Blue Flowers), nodate Untitled (MountainLakewithDeerand gift of Callie Stacey andJean-GuyRichard ofCallieStacey gift Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 21.6 x27.9cm oil onboard circa 1906 Untitled (Harvested Field,Manitoba), andJean-GuyRichard ofCallie Stacey gift Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 26 x36cm oil oncanvasboard inManitoba,1906 A FieldofOats Canadian, 1869–1951 Charles WilliamJefferys ofVeronicagift andDavidThauberger Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 49.2 x54cm(unfolded) 30.5 x17.8cm(folded) edition 199/1000 wovepaper,lithograph onSomerset , 1982 published withthebookChinaDiary Red SquareandtheForbidden City, British, born1937 David Hockney ofVeronicagift andDavidThauberger Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 68.6 x101.6cm paper, edition100/100 woodcut andlithographonEchizenKozo Kyoto-Wa, 1985 American, 1928–2005 Al Held ofVeronicagift andDavidThauberger Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 59 x74.5cm screenprint oncardboard folio casing, 1978 The GrandWestern CanadianSeries 78 Canadian, 1968–1987 Grand Western CanadianScreenShop oftheartist gift Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 25.5 x35.7cm(eachprint) edition 15/35 printed bothsideswithtwosleeves, of12screenprintsonpaper portfolio Snapshots, 1974 Canadian, born1951 Randy Gledhill ofDavidandVeronicagift Thauberger Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 25.8 x36cm oil onboard , nodate Horn SheeponCliff) Untitled withBig (MountainLandscape ofDavidandVeronicagift Thauberger Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 34.4 x60.3cm oil onboard no date Untitled (MountainLakewithTwo Deer), gift of Callie Stacey andJean-GuyRichard ofCallieStacey gift Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 14 x23cm board graphite onpapermountedillustration Notebook), 1924 Untitled (SketchofTen Bisonfrom andJean-GuyRichard ofCallie Stacey gift Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 13.8 x17.7cm board graphite onpapermountedillustration Notebook), 1924 Untitled (SketchofFour Bisonfrom andJean-GuyRichard ofCallieStacey gift Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 22.9 x29.2cm coloured pencilandgraphiteonpaper Gleichen, 1924 Mission Church,Blackfoot Reserve, andJean-GuyRichard ofCallieStacey gift Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 22.5 x30.5cm pencil onpaper circa 1924 Hills ofBattleRivernearFabyan’s, andJean-GuyRichard ofCallieStacey gift Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 20.4 x28cm coloured pencilandgraphiteonpaper Gleichen ElevatorsJuly 14.24,1924 andJean-GuyRichard ofCallieStacey gift Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 26 x37cm watercolour onpaper Western Mountains,circa1915 The BrothersLaVerendrye inSightofthe andJean-GuyRichard ofCallieStacey gift Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 32 x29cm pen andinkonpaper circa 1911 theHarvesters’On ExcursionTrain, andJean-GuyRichard ofCallieStacey gift Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 47 x67.7cm oil oncanvas no date Untitled onthePrairie), (SketchforAStorm andJean-GuyRichard ofCallieStacey gift Gallery, Collection oftheMacKenzieArt 91 x146cm oil oncanvas Maestoso”), 1911 onthePrairie(“AllegroA Storm 2019/2020

24 ACQUISITIONS Wayne Thiebaud TRANSFERS Moose Jaw Museum & Art Gallery In the Mountains, no date Garry Neill Kennedy Effie A. Martin American, born 1920 oil on board Canadian, born 1935 Canadian, 1893–1977 Eight Dogs, 1990 A Prairie Vernacular: Folk & Contemporary 21.5 x 24.5 cm Ya Ummi, Ya Ummi..., 2017 A Touch of Autumn, Qu’Appelle Valley, FILE Magazine etching on paper, edition 29/35 Art Narratives of Life on the Canadian Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, latex paint on canvas no date General Idea 30 x 32 cm Prairies gift of Callie Stacey and Jean-Guy Richard 274.3 x 213.4 cm (each) oil on card Humpty Dumpty, for Example, 1972 Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, Moose Jaw Museum & Art Gallery (Moose 13 units, 274.3 x 213.4 cm (each) 25.4 x 30.5 cm a. “Humpty Dumpty (For Example)” gift of Veronica and David Thauberger Jaw, SK), 23 May – 1 September 2019 Untitled (Study of Four Bison), no date Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, b. “Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall, Humpty Esplanade Arts and Heritage Centre graphite on paper mounted on cardboard gift of the artist gift of James E. Lanigan Dumpty had a great fall, All the Kings Unidentified (Chinese) (Medicine Hat, AB), 1 November 2019 – 22.5 x 14 cm (paper) horses and and the Kings men couldn’t put Bowl, Qing Dynasty (1662 – 1911) Humpty together again” with rubber stamp 18 January 2020 Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, Roy Kiyooka The River, Fort Qu’Appelle, no date porcelain with enamel glaze gift of Callie Stacey and Jean-Guy Richard Canadian, 1926–1994 oil on card “Department of Visual Arts, University of 9.9 x 22.9 x 22.9 cm Wesley C. Dennis (Canadian, 1899–1981) Untitled (floral still life), 1957 17.8 x 22.9 cm Saskatchewan, Regina, Saskatchewan” Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, c. “Historical Notes” Foggy Morning, 1980 Untitled (Study of Seven Bison), no date oil on canvas Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of Dr. Lyall and Eileen Moore graphite on paper mounted on cardboard 49.5 x 39.6 cm (sight) gift of James E. Lanigan 3-part “press release,” offset on bond Molly Lenhardt (Canadian, 1920–1995) 22.5 x 14 cm (paper) Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, paper (one with rubber stamp), edition Bowl, Qing Dynasty (1662 – 1911) An Artist and his Dreams, 1985 Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift in memory of Betty Blight Ron Moppett unknown porcelain with enamel glaze one 28 x 21.5 cm; two 17.8 x 21.6 cm gift of Callie Stacey and Jean-Guy Richard Canadian [British], born 1945 9.8 x 22.7 x 22.7 cm Marilyn Levine Redux/Table, 2012 Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery Jahan Maka (Canadian [Lithuanian], Untitled (Study of Five Bison), no date Canadian, 1935–2005 oil and alkyd on panel with bead string gift of Dr. Lyall and Eileen Moore 1900–1987) graphite on paper mounted on cardboard Bowl, 1966 182.9 x 411.5 cm (installed. approx.) Old World, 1980 20.3 x 11 cm (paper) stoneware Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, Platter, Qing Dynasty, WORKS ON LOAN Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, 16.8 x 28.7 x 28.7 cm gift of the artist Qianlong period (1736 – 1795) Jeff Nachtigall (Canadian, born 1970) gift of Callie Stacey and Jean-Guy Richard Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, porcelain Excerpts from conversations with myself, I, gift in memory of Betty Blight Graham Peacock Art Gallery of Hamilton 7.7 x 37.5 x 37.5 cm (Panel 16), 2000 Untitled (Study of Six Bison — Cow and Canadian, born 1945 Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, Excerpts from conversations with myself Calf), no date Sol LeWitt Diamonds are Golden, 1994 The Artist’s Dream: Works of French gift of Dr. Lyall and Eileen Moore (Panel A1), 2000 graphite on paper mounted on cardboard American, 1928–2007 acrylic with embedded found objects on Symbolism Excerpts from conversations with myself 22.5 x 14 cm (paper) Untitled (Purple), 2004 canvas Art Gallery of Hamilton (Hamilton, ON) Unidentified(Canadian) (Panel C1), 2000 Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, aquatint and lithograph on paper, edition 185.4 x 180.3 x 12.7 cm 1 February – 31 May 2020 Portrait of Louis Riel, circa 1880 Excerpts from conversations with myself gift of Callie Stacey and Jean-Guy Richard 10/30 Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, paint on red satin Auguste Rodin (French, 1840–1917) (Panel E2), 2000 91.4 x 91.4 cm anonymous gift 53.3 x 45.7 cm (framed) Untitled (Study of Three Local Men), Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, Eternal Spring, pre 1917 Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, Dmytro Stryjek (Canadian [Ukrainian], no date gift of Veronica and David Thauberger Don Proch The Kiss, pre 1917 gift of Robert Schwartzwald 1899–1991) graphite on paper Canadian, born 1944 Edouard Vuillard (French, 1868–1940) Self-Portrait, 1984 20.5 x 12.5 cm Roy Lichtenstein Firefly, from the portfolio The Grand Darren Waterston ACQUISITIONS Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, American, 1923–1997 Western Canadian Series 78, 1978 Programme: Ames Solitaires de Gerhart ACQUISITIONS American, born 1965 David Thauberger (Canadian, born 1948) gift of Callie Stacey and Jean-Guy Richard Mirror #7, 1972 screenprint on paper, edition 39/75 Hauptmann, 1893 Three Swans, 1998 A Prairie Piece, 1974 lithograph and silkscreen on special 73 x 57.6 cm watercolour on paper Untitled (Study of Two Local Men), no date Arjomari paper, edition 27/80 Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, 64.3 x 38.2 cm Kenderdine Art Gallery Jeanne A. Thomarat (Canadian, 1893– graphite on paper 98.9 x 64.8 cm gift of Veronica and David Thauberger Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, 1985) 20.5 x 12.5 cm Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of Veronica and David Thauberger The Other Emma Mimaya, circa 1975 Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of Veronica and David Thauberger Sarain Stump Kenderdine Art Gallery (, SK) gift of Callie Stacey and Jean-Guy Richard Canadian [Italian], 1945–1974 13 May – 2 August 2019 Russell Yuristy Ottawa Art Gallery Ernest Lindner Untitled (Mother and Child), 1972 Canadian, born 1936 Henri Julien Canadian, 1897–1988 acrylic on canvas board Sunflowers, from the portfolio The Grand Jerry Grey (Canadian, born 1940) Portrait of Louis Riel, Member of Untitled, 1940 35.5 x 45.7 cm (image) Prairie Landscape-Summer, 1971 Russell Yuristy: The Inside of Elephants and Western Canadian Series 78, 1978 All Kinds of Things Parliament, published in L’Opinion watercolour on paper Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, screenprint on paper, edition 39/75 Prairie Landscape-Winter, 1971 publique, November 1873 38.4 x 26.4 cm gift of Gerald McMaster Untitled, 1971 Ottawa Art Gallery (Ottawa, ON) 57.8 x 73 cm 8 February – 26 July 2020 engraving on paper Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, 20.2 x 27.1 cm (paper) gift of John Makris Tony Tascona gift of Veronica and David Thauberger Minneapolis Institute of Art Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, Canadian, 1926–2006 Russell Yuristy (Canadian, born 1936) Bilingual Banana, no date gift of Robert Schwartzwald William Lobchuk Wave After Wave, from the portfolio The Hearts of our People: Native Women Artists Canadian, born 1942 Grand Western Canadian Series 78, 1978 Blue Boat, 1973 Minneapolis Institute of Art (Minneapolis, Self-Portrait (Aries), 1973 Ellsworth Kelly Untitled, from the portfolio The Grand screenprint on paper, edition 39/75 MN), 2 June – 18 August 2019 American, 1923–2015 Western Canadian Series 78, 1978 73 x 57.7 cm Horse and Open Cutter, 1974 Frist Museum (Nashville, TN) Self-Portrait With Bunnies, 1983 Black (Series I.1), from the portfolio Suite screenprint on paper, edition 39/75 Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, 27 September 2019 – 12 January 2020 of Twenty-Seven Colour Lithographs, 57.7 x 73.9 cm gift of Veronica and David Thauberger Life and Death Matters, 1985 1964–65 Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, Dana Claxton (Canadian, born 1959) lithograph on paper, edition 62/75 gift of Veronica and David Thauberger David Thauberger Buffalo Bone China, 1997 Strathcona County Art 89.5 x 60.8 cm Canadian, born 1948 Gallery@501 Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, Zachari Logan Hook, Line and Sinker, from the portfolio Faye HeavyShield (Canadian, born 1953) gift of Veronica and David Thauberger Canadian, born 1980 The Grand Western Canadian Series 78, Aapaskaiyaawa (They are Dancing), 2002 I AM MY FATHER, Reflections on killing the Ditch Flowers, Wascana Lake As a 1978 Indian in the child Watermark, (Portrait of Regina), 2018 screenprint on paper, edition 39/75 Gallery@501 (Sherwood Park, AB) blue pencil on mylar 73 x 57.8 cm 6 September – 20 October 2019 31.9 x 25.5 cm Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of Veronica and David Thauberger Adrian Stimson (Canadian, born 1964) gift of the artist, in memory of Joe Fafard Sick and Tired, 2006

25 26 29 MACKENZIE MEMBERS landmark exhibitionsforallcitizensofReginaandbeyond. The MacKenzieisyourgallery. Your education,award-winningpublicprogrammingand membershipisaninvestmentinart MEMBERS MACKENZIE Angela andDavid Fuller BargalloFlorrsAndrta Andrew Petrie DonHall Andrea Wagner and Andrea Sterzuk Anastasia Zubrycky OscarZapata Ana-Karina Hidalgoand Amy Sniderand Amy Schierle Amy Robison Amy Hameluck Amrita Shrestha Amber PhelpsBondaroff Amber MacLeod Amandeep Kaur MackenzieLibby and Amanda Stecyk Amanda Parkinson Josh Jakubowski Amanda Mullanand Amanda Minion Alysia Liski-Nixon Alyce Hamon Alixx Davidson TheodoreLitowski Alicia Ross-Litowski and Jon Carteri Alicia Hendrickand Alice Getz Alice Andreas Alice andJack Huber Alfred Mathieson Catherine Arthur-MacDonald Alex MacDonaldand Alex King Raymond Kuiper Alda Bouvier and LouisTrichard Al Fitzpatrickand Akiko Muromura Aisha Osman Adele Grundahl Adam Milne MEMBERS ANNUAL REPORT Bernard Flaman JimMitchell Bernadette Wagner and Belinda Harrow JessusKarst Beatriz Prietoand andPetrinaBarry Lotz Barbara Wickstrom Barbara Tomporowski Barbara Kishchuk Barbara Keirnes-Young EvanMorris Barbara Kahanand Barbara Flaten-Orr Barb Gawley Babita Negi Avery Lockert Audrey Wushke Ashley Martin Ashley King Tom Perron Ashley Johnson and Ashlee Langlois Opseth andMary Arthur Art Babayants Arlene Mantei-Chow Arlene Arnold Joanna Bristol Anthony Kiendland Ross Bell Anne Mclellanand Anne Campbell Anne BrochuLambert Annalisa Raho Robert Piercey Anna Muddeand Ann Phillips Ann King Ann Grahame Ann andAndreGagnon Ted Anstead Ani Agioritisand Angie Counios BrandYarnton Angela Tremka and Angela Baker Brenda Sherring Brenda Robertson Brenda Niskala Brenda Knoblauch Brenda Cook Brenda andErickAnderson Breeann Philips Brayden Barrett Brayden Amos Brandon Watson Bradley Baithwaite Bonnie McBride Bonnie Chapman Bonnie Armbruster Armstrong Bonnie andWade Bonnie andJoanne Gilmour Bonnie andDon Johnston KarenKardynal Bob Kardynaland Bob Hoath Bob Croft Bob andLizIvanochko Bob andJeanCameron Blair Fornwald Burns Blaine andLindaLucyk Billie Liskowich Bill Jack andChrisGatin Bill Bolstad Bill andNancyEdwards Beverly O’Shea Beverley Thompson Bev Lundahl Bev Barlow Beulah Fernando Bettylynn Mueller DouglasSinclair Betty Anneand Beti Randall SusanCook Beth Traynor and Beth Babcock Ledingham Beryl andRuthBert Adema Bernice Collins Carl andMeredithCherland Cara Petersmeyer Cara Driscoll Von Niessen Cara andRichard Candice Lee-Zens Camus Valentin Cameron White Cameron Weist Caitlyn Winand Caitlin Mullan Cady Judge C. ElaineThompson andSusanSchurr Bryce MelodyOlson Bryan Dimenand Bruce Rice DianneWarren Bruce Andersonand Brittany Yang Brittany Stamina Brittany Gogel Brit Peters Brigitte Hagues Brianne Urzada Brianna LaPlante Briana Alfonso Tobi Lampard and Brian Stockton LisaSimmermon Brian Johnson and Brian Gladwell Brian Carr McQuinn Brian andAnastasiia Wes DPearce Brett Waytuck and Brent Pylot Brent Kloeble Brenda Watt Brenda Valiaho Brenda Smith Carlotta Loiselle Carle Steel Carla Harris Carla Ballman Cherilee Dale-Johnson Chelsea Brown Charley Farerro Charles Baldock Eisbrenner Charles andSharon Charlene Kaytor Charlene Holowaty Chantel Reiter ShaunPoisson-Fast Chantel Poisson-Fast and Celine Milleker Celine Magnon Celia Overend Cecile Denis DanBoliantatz Cathy Mearnsand Cathy deVries Catherine Jane Smith DonaldJohnson Catherine Howett and Catherine Hara Catherine Bettschen Jonathan Carroll Cat Bluemke and Cassie Fisher Cassidy Dutchak Cassandra Rydzik Cassandra Klassan Carrie Smith Carrie Cole Caron andElaineHopfner Carolyn andEricShalom Carole Taylor Carol Willmott Carol Willits Carol Tremblay Carol Sagin MarkSuggitt Carol Reydaand Carol Olson Carol Mcafee Carol Love Carol LaFayette-Boyd Carol Coote Carol Casswell Carol Anderson Carol Anderson Carmen Pauls Orthner Carmen Kotowich andAdriaDemiak Carmelle Pretzlaw Peggy Forsberg Carlton Larsenand Cyarra Campbell WalkerCurtis Hemming Curtis Longman Crystal MichaelCappello and Cristyne Hebert Credence McFadzean Rob Morely Courtenay Phillipsand Corin Yasinski Corey Hamilton Corbin Schmidt Connie Mclaughlin Connie andGordonGault Colton Bates Collette Robertson HenriChabanole Colleen Murphyand Colleen Kembel Colleen andLyleSampson Colette Forbes Cloudesley Hobbs Clay andKathy Winslow Claudia Castellanos Ron Scott Claudia Burke and Clara Der Claire Thorseth Claire BelangerParker Claire andRandallSnyder Cindy Megaw Cindy andDonOgilvie Christy Schweiger Christy Ross Christine Ramsay Christine Chang NeilJanssen Christan Friesenand Chris Triffo Molina-Smith Chris SmithandMarisol Chris McLellan Chris Gilboy Chris Arnstead Gardiner Chris andShannon Chris andKarenPasterfield Arnstead Chris andDerwin Chris andBrandonMazenc Zagozeski Cheryl Stadnichuk Cheryl Scheske Cheryl HarlosCheryl Barber Cheryl David Gregory David Gregory David Gehl Sylvia Ziemann David Garneauand David deLaForest David Brock David Bamford Thauberger David andVeronica David andSharonSolheim David andRitaHengen David andMarilynHedlund David andHelenOwens David andElizabethCalam David andAnneMillar Dave Perkins Dave andMicheleCraigen Dauminique Napier YoungDaryle JanzDarwin Darrin Craig Darren Jones Darlene Wurm Darlene Woywoda Darlene McClelland Darlene Hay Darin Freitag Danni Boyd Danielle Dumelie Danielle Belliveau Daniel Rodriguez Daniel Meyer Daniel Huang Daniel Bai Dana Harold Dan Wright Dan HuntandLesleyGriffin NaomiBeingessner Dan Holbrow and CarolSchick Dan Cogginsand Dan andBarbaradeVlieger Dami Egbeyemi Dallas Montpetit DianneFraser Dale Krausand Dale andJohanne Beck Kryzanowski Dale andCathie D Morgan Czarina Querijero Cynthia Bates NormanBercovich Cynie Lewinand Bonnie Durnford Dirk Silversides and Dion andRebecca Huel Dianne Thomson Dianne Swanson Diane SecoySmith Diane Pulvermacher Diane Mullan Will Diane andGilbert Diana Milenkovic Diana Lee Devon Stolz PhilJohnson Devon Andersonand Destiny Gosselin Tamara Harder and Deron Staffen Derek Harrison Denys Hab LoreRuschiensk Dennis Weist and Garreck Dennis andWilladell Dennis andCarolEvans Denise Werker Denise Wanner Denise MacDonald Denise Babcock Delores Wingert Delores H. Fehr Della Howe Dell &SusanBornowsky Delaney Boyd Deirdre McKean DwightG. Blomander Debra Hengenand Debra Clark Debra Brown Deborah Rush Deborah Potter Deborah Kupchanko DavidStewart Deborah Jordan and Debbie McIntyre Debbie andDarrinBailey Deb Froh Bergbusch Deanna andPeter andTom Bradley Dawn Redmond-Bradley Craig Hilary David Thompsonand ShimonaSekhar David Hubickand 2019/2020

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Doaa Abdullah Soliman Elder Betty McKenna Evelynn Gaucher Gillian Roth and Heather Phipps and Jacquelyn Goerzen Jeffrey Peppler Jocelyn Tanner Don & Arlene Kuntz Eleanor Akins Faith B. Logan M. Joan Preston Anna-Leah King Jacqui Kurtenbach Jen Andaya Jodi and Desmond Sobool Don and Bonnie Johnston Eleanor Desjardins and Farhana Khan Gina Fafard and Heather Salloum Jadav Cyr Jen Ganshorn Jodi Snell Don and Theresa Savaria Will Loewen Faye Rafter Curtis Scheschuk Heather Stirling Jade Kampman Jenna Fuchs and Joe and Kristin Megaw Don Powers Eli Lauritsen Felicia Leung Gineen Weisbeck Heba Fray Jaedyn Whittal Amanda Moore Joe Milligan Don Thauberger Elise Miclisse Flora MacDonald Waller Gladys Boehler Helen Belof James and Natalie Millar Jenna Kampman Joel Gerrard and Diane Dona Dale Elizabeth Bentz Florence Holt Gladys Sykes Helen Campbell James Gibson Jennifer Ackerman Johnson Donald and Janet Barber Elizabeth Cooper Florence Stratton Glenda Eden and Helen Molloy James Reed Jennifer Matotek and Joey Tremblay Donald and Laurianne Elizabeth Fix Fran and Herb Haidl Michael Balfour Helen Mottershead James Turner Brent Wilson Johanna and Ben Salloum McCarville Elizabeth Gavin Fran Clarke Glenda Julian Helen Timm Jamie Reynolds Jennifer Minter and Johanna Bundon and Donald Meikle Elizabeth Kalmakoff Frances M. Haug Glendene Gray Helga Hein Jamie Robb Darren Forbes Jayden Pfeifer Donalda Parker and Elizabeth Kazymyra Frances Taman Gord and Roma Barnes Hilarey Cowan Jan Ayer Jensen Graham John and Linda Nilson David Anderson Elizabeth Magee Frances Zerr Gordon and Diane Neill Hilarie Winslow Jan Besse Jeremy Morgan and John and Margaret Gordon Donalda Penley Elizabeth Toporowski Francine D’Aoust and Gordon and Tee Blackmore Hillary St George Jan Betker Eleanor Cardoza John and Susan Whittick Donna Alport Elizabeth Verrall and Norm Pantel Grant and Donna Welke Hirsch Greenberg Jan Fluter Jeremy Sauer and John and Tessa Whyte Donna Braun Mike Burns Francine Proulx-Kenzle Grant Gilchrist and Holly Aldinger Jan Gray Nikko Snyder John and Valerie Dawes Donna Greenway Ella Denzin Frank and Wendy McCrystal Laura Stewart Holly Aubichon Jan Hetherington Jeremy Swystun John Edgar Donna Harries Elsie Toupich Fred Clipsham Grant McConnell Holly Fay Jan Joel and Jim Hall Jesse Desjarlais John Gary and Donna MacPherson Elspeth Mackenzie Freddy Hammond Greg Allen and Jules Novak Humphrey Bartlett Jan M. Campbell Jessica Guenzel Elizabeth Lane Donna McCudden Emilie Des- Frieda Natalia Greg and Joanne Wehrle Hussain Zaidi Janaia Lang Jessica Richter and John Hampton and Donna Sigmeth sureault-Paquette Sanchez Machuca Greg and Paulette Hye Rin Rodgers Jane Anweiler Alex Tacik Amber Christensen Dora and Gerald Mushka Emily Beaupre-Walsh Gabriela Garcia-Luna Horseman Iain Edgar Jane Knox Jessie Dishaw John Hobbs Doreen Gallagher Emily Grafton Gail and Rick Murton Greg and Penny Plosz Ian and Lisa Stewart Jane Welsh Jhaik Windy Hair John Kennedy and Dorothy Banka Emily Kim Gail Bradley Greg Carr and Susan Dusel Ifteqar Husna Janell Ranae Rempel Jill K Davidson and Debra Bell Doug and Barbara Mader Emily Pasiuk Gail Chin Greg Willner and Ilona Uhrich Janet Drummond Ian McNeil John Morris Doug Faller Emily Yue Gail Euteneier Laurie Sampson Iman Alqaderi Janet Galger Jill McDougall John Nguyen Douglas and Deena Emma Ambrose Gail Kaczowka Greta Powell Indra Datta Janet Hilderman Jill Thornton and John Pacholik McNichol Emma Eaton Garth and Gloria Pickard Gwendolyn Dumalski Ingrid Alesich Janet Jule and Robert Lane Kevin O’Dell John Peet and Dale

MACKENZIE MEMBERS MACKENZIE Douglas Johnson Emma Riox Gary and Laura Redhead Haley Gartner Irene and Vic Sotropa Janet Novak Jim and Donna Holmes Delainey MEMBERS MACKENZIE Drew Hunter Emmanuella Nnebeife Gary Hutchings Haley Luster Irene Bushell Janet Wilson Jim and Lynn Tomkins John Shaw Drew Reynoldson Eric Atkins Gayle and Dennis Dodds Hanane Boutoutane Irene Dufour Janis Smith Jim and Mary Seiferling Jon and Gill Cook Duane Haave and Eric Eggertson and Gayle Keple Hanna Ha Irene McDonald Jarol Boan Jim and Virginia Warren Jonah Mcfadzean and Dawn Stanger Kelley Jo Burke Gayle White Hannah Doell Irene Olah Jashanpreet Kaur Jim Putz Amy Couzens Dustin McDowell and Erik Johnson Gediminas Lankauskas Hannah Jarvis Parker Irina Oroz Jason Cawood Jiya Wasan Jonathan Achtzehner Emily Selinger Erik Norbraten Geoffrey Allen Hannah Senicar Iryna and Myron Soloduk Jason Nelson Jiyun Woo Jonathan and Natosha Dwight and Doralyn Erika Folnovic and George and Sharon Maier Hans and Merle Gaastra Isaac Tamlin Jason Ziegler Joan and Dan Baldwin Potts Heinrichs Gallagher Laird George Smallshaw Hardy Madhur Iuliia Khimchak Jayarani Zachariah Joan Dudley Jonathan Simard Dwight Doxilly Erin and Patrick Genoway Georgene McLeod Harjeet Singh Brar J. Donovan Brown Jaynie and Max Himsl Joan M and Robert T Roy Josee Levesque and Dwight Newman Erin L. Exner Georgina and Henry Harriet Ross Jack Gravener Jean Price Joanna Van Oostdan Marc Masson Dympna Gallet Ernie Dulanowsky Sobchyshyn Hazel Berkan Jack Ito and Jeanette Pepper and Joanne and Jason Brown Joseph K Roberts Ed Adolph Ernie Pappas Gerald Kraus and Heather and Robert Faris Janet Campbell Mike Andersen Joanne and Lionel Joseph Kluger and Ed Stachyruk Esperanza Sanchez Susan Whitney Heather and Victor Lau Jack Severson Jeannette Luttmer Bonneville Roseanne Glass Edie Laidlaw and Estelle Bonetto Gerald Youzwa Heather Britton Jackie Albano Jeannette Lye and Joanne Durst Joseph Werapitiya and Peg Kessler Etienne and Michelle Gerri Ann Siwek and Heather Cline and David Jackie Hall Cameron McKay Joanne Felstrom Vanessa Arrojado Edith Marshall Fletcher Steve Karch Stanchuk Jackie Marshall Jeannie and Dale Joanne Gelowitz Josh Crowthers Edward Willett and Etienne Shupena-Soulodre Gerri Wood Heather Collins Jackie Schmidt Chastkiewicz Jo-Anne Hamilton Josh MacFadden and Margaret Anne Hodges Evan and Luanne Quick Gerry and Charlotte Rich Heather Dootoff Jacob Janzen Jeannie Mah and Joanne Hickling Darcia Connelly Eileen and Lyall Moore Evan Anderson Gerry Ruecker Heather Gosselin Jacqueline Campbell and Edward Jones Joanne Shurvin-Martin and Joviel Buenavente Ekatarina Milanovski Evanna Simpson Gertrud Bessai Heather Jans Bob McFadden Jeff Kelln Victoria Martin Joy Tsang Elaine Bouck Eve Dowie and Gillian McCreary and Heather Kindermann Jacqueline Guenette Jeff Kowalchuk Joanne Skidmore Joyce Desjarlais Elaine Hannah David Chapman Rick Ast Heather Miller Jacqueline Messer-Lepage Jeff Loucks Joanne Yeo Juanita Fouhse Elaine Yeomans Evelyn Gay Gillian Meyer Heather Peat Hamm Jacqueline Roy and Jeff Meldrum Joanne Zepp Juanita Tuharsky Elayne Bennett Fox Evelyn Puszkar Brett Quiring Jeffie Anderson Jocelyn Amyotte

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Judi Bellamy and Katherine Starks Kris Parker Linda Brogen Lynn Ann Channing Marilyn Bergen and Melanie Berglund Moravia de lau Don Modderman Kathleen Irwin and Krysta Mitchell Linda Constantinescu Lynn Lemire Bev Diduck Melanie Monique Rose and Morgan Dominix and Judith Cheesbrough Glenn Gordon Krystal Lewis Linda Klein Lynn Macdonald Marilyn I. Lee Kurtis Medhurst Sage Kakakaway-Goforth Judith K. Hindle Kathleen O’Malley Kyla McCashin and Linda Kort Lynne and Gerald Bayne Marilyn Nelson Melinda Bayda Morgan Dunham Judy Bradley Kathryn Chychrun Trent Moen Linda Lane-Backman Lynne Howes Marilyn Turnley Melissa Barrows Morgan Ortman Judy Charanduk Kathy and Brent Hancock Kyle and Kaylee Tumack Linda Lyster Lynne M. Johnson Marilyn Webb Melissa Compain and Morgan Tunzelmann and Judy Hunter Kathy Hamre Kyle McCreary and Linda Marchtaler Lynne Meikle Brown Marissa Macapagal Aidan Conway Charlie Toman Judy McNaughton and Kathy Rosenkranz Lauren Ellis Linda Meyer Lynsi Dixon Marj Weiss Melissa MacDonald Munir Haque Michel Boutin Kathy Wilson L Lynne Bell Linda Mihalicz M Hartman Marjorie Roden Melissa Sydney Muriel and Alex Campbell Judy Niebergall Katie Doke Sawatzky Lani Kim Linda Miller-Wenman and M Joan Foulston Mark and Janice Stefan Melva Towne Murray and Debby Dollard Judy Pellerin Katlyn Richardson Larry and Cheryl Bryan Dean Wenman Mackenzie Mullie Mark Wihak and Wanda Meredith McCreary Murray Carswell Judy Russell Doan Katrina Bray Larry and Elva Kyle Linda Paul Mackenzy Vida Schmockel Michael and Denise Tochor Myra Zubot Mitchell and Judy Vanderleest Kay Antrobus Larry and Laurel Phillips Linda Seitz Madeleine and Neil Marla Carlson Michael Buehler and Jack Mitchell Judy Winchester Kay Molnar Laura and Edgar Dumont Linda Selinger Robertson Marlyn Keaschuk Judy Wensel Myrtle and Robert Julia Hardy Keiara Montgomery Laura French Lindsay Scott and Madeleine Arkell Marnie Archer Michael Clark Betteridge Julia McIntyre Keira Wallace Laura Hunter Jenelle Finch Madeleine Lepage Marnie Gladwell Michael Dancsok and Nadine Barnes and Julia Piskiewicz-Nowosielska Keith Moen Laura Pfeifer and Lisa Brownstone and Mae Smith Marsha and Tyler McLaren Yuko Kawamata Brad Pickard and Robert Nowosielski Kelly Leichert Dakota McFadzean Gary Robins Maggie Pioro Martha and Ralph Michael Fellinger Nadine Klasseu Julia Quigley Kelly Trachsel Laureen Graham Lisa Fiorante and Maija Ash Ottenbreit Michael Hamann and Nanci Wright and Julia Sharma Kelsey Jones Laurel Lindgren Ryan Gartner Maitland Mcneil Martha Cole and James McNinch Takasuke Daibu Julian MacGreyor Kelsey van Dyke Lauren Donnelly Lise Lundlie Manahil Fatima Heather Elliot Michael Katzberg Nancy and Ray Jacoby Julie Fisher Ken and Gaylene Hipfner Lauren Lavoie Livia Castellanos Mangdi Tian Martha Poon and Michael Kurtz Nancy E. Croll Julien Hamon-Fafard Ken and Marita Bray Lauren Straub Liz Dusyk Manjula Nanjappa Kim Belhumeur Michael Trussler Nancy Farrell Junfeng Xu Ken and Michelle McCaw Laurie Burgess Lizabeth Brydon Mannie Amyotte Mary and Cliff Baylak Micheal Rollo Nancy Hipperson Justice Georgina Jackson Ken Clemence Laurie Collins Lloyd and Mary Deshaye Manpreet Kaur Mary Ann Globa Michele Etter Nancy Kuski and Gerald Tegart Ken Duczek Laurie Nenson and Lois Adams Manuela Nagel Mary Ellen Kitchen Michele Roland Semenchuck Nancy McBean Kae Banda Ken McCrystal Deryl Dangstorp Lois and Ernie Pinno Mar Craig and Bruce Steele Mary Gibson and Randy Semenchuck Nancy Talsness Hordern Kaelen Bennett Ken Rasmussen Laurretta Lane Lois Borden Marc Buchholz Mary Hornung Michele Sorenson and Narges Rezaian

MACKENZIE MEMBERS MACKENZIE Kaeli Wood Kenilee Pelletier Laverne and Morgan Lois Griffin Marc Spooner Mary Lee Wiebe Valerie Triggs Nariza Nicole Morante MEMBERS MACKENZIE Kaitlyn Doidge Kenneth and Patricia Williams Lois MacKenzie Marcelle leBlanc Mary Schmidt Michelle Beitel and Natalie Hemingway Kam Teo MacKay Leah O?Malley Lon Niedermayer Marella Gwen Marcelino Mary Wallace Mike Jozsa Natasa Mijacevic Kama Leier Kenneth Bos Leah Spafford Loranne Young and Maren Knopf Mary-Jane Potvin Michelle Dickie Natasha Kowalyk Kama Pechey Kerry Lumbard Leah Strueby Don Laing Marena Charron Masoud Bahmani Michelle Forman Nathan Pettigrew Kamal Kartik Kevin MacKenzie Leanne and Kevin Antrobus Loretta Paoli and Marg and Greg Van Alstine Matthew Field Michelle Hunter and Nathan Schissel and Kamamakos Favel Kevin McKenzie Leanne Flaman and Charlie Fox Margaret Bessai and Matthew Sauder and R. Bradley Alison Campbell Kara Neuls Kevin McLaurin Colin Kuntz Lori Millard Gerald Saul Catherine Folnovic Michelle Richter Nathanael Bergbusch Karen and Michael O’Brien Khristienne Lachance Lee Anne Schienbein Lorna MacPherson Margaret Hammond Maureen and Paul Guliov Mike and Vicky Carr Neil G. Devitt and Karen Cook Kiana Isnana Lee Henderson and Lorne Beug Margaret Hicks Maureen Eley Miles Newman Lynn Crook Karen Good Kiera Hayne Lauren Fournier Lorne Dressler Margaret Orr Maureen Hawley and Mireille Beaupre-Walsh and Neil Sawatsky Karen McBride and Kim Goodfeather LeeAnn Croft Lorraine Hawrishok Margaret Wigmore Rod McDonald Lutz Walsh Ngosa Egbert Munganama Becky Petersen Kim Newsham and Leif Shantz Lorraine Kellett Marge Endicott Maureen Malach Miriam Johnson Nic Lewis Karen Nugent David Kyle Leona Begrand Lorraine Reynolds Margo and Eyton Embury Maureen Ottenbreit Mitz Harrison Nic Wilson Karen Page Kim Ryan Leona Burkhart Lorraine Weidner Margot Walker Maureen Pritchard Mohammed Mohiuddin Nicholas Kaminski Karen Schoonover Kim Sakundiak and Leslie Charlton Louise Desjarlais Maria Garcia Maureen Sonntag Mohammed Sameer Nichole Huck Karl Skierszkan and Bryce Lacombe Leslie Randall Louise Handford Maria Hendrika and Maurice Bundon and Mohit Vashisht Nick Kowalchuk Shannon Hengen Kimberley and James Fyfe Levi and Marcia Ziegler Louise Huimo Lu Keith Cowan Michelle Carr Moira Bloom Nicolas Faye Karla McManus and Kimberley Hintz & Lillian Borys Louise Kelly Maria Trebuss Mavis Tremblay Molly Moss and David Nicole Ganong and Dieter Toews Craig Lederhouse Lillian Hardabura-Dar Louise Tessier Maria Tuchscherer Meara Conway and Rosenbluth Daniel Latoski Katarzyna Solomon Kira Barber Lin Huggett Luisa and Kim Graybiel Marian Maier Nick Day Monica Steffl Nicolle Nugent Kate and Larry Fisher Kirk Righetti Lin Wang Lydia Miliokas and Mariana Brito and Megan Griffin Monica Totton Nidhi Nidhi Katelyn New Kris Alvarez Linda Alberts David Wielusiewicz Kieran Lemoal Megan Peterson Monique Marchildon Nikita Balodi Katherine Lasby Kris Dueck and Linda and Darryl Brown Lyle and Bonnie Little Marianne Phillips Megan Pippus Monique Nenson Niza Siame Katherine Lawton Dennie Fornwald Linda and Gerald Balaberda Lyn Goldman Marie Olinik Meghan Saunders Mooky Cornish Noela Bamford

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Noor Tajik Phyllis Jarrett Rod McLean Sandra Stretten Shelleen Ross Susan F. M. Ackerman Tiffany Tsang Wayne and Marianne Norman Zepp and Poorna Nandwani Rod Tyler and Sandra Topinka Shelley Cyr-Vance Susan Hogarth Tim and Darlene Jones Morgan Judith Varga Quentin Friesen Mary Ann Czekanski Sandy Baumgartner Shelley Patterson Susan Holmes and Tim Epp and Julia Siemer Wayne McNab Omari Wilson Quinn MacCallion-Bolen Rod Watson and Saqib Shahab Shelley Ross Chris Bailey Tim Murphy and Wayne Tunison and Owen Plohr Rachel MacDonald Roderick Elliott Sara Pippus Shelley Schropp Susan Kastning Robin Poitras Julia Krueger P. L. Crassweller Rachel Tabrizi-Reardigan Roger and Jean Mitchell Sara Schroeter and Shelley Tamaki Susan Leier Tim Novak Wen Yan Li Pam Norman and Rae Staseson Roger Carriere and Abinyah Walker Shelly Nicolle-Phillips Susan McKay and Don List Tim Owens Wendee Kubik and David Gray Raegan Moynes Bob Williams Sarah and Kevin Poole Sherry Davidson Susan McLaren Timothy Long and Murray Knuttila Pamela Allen Ralph and Carole Skanes Ron Epp Sarah Bergbusch Sherry Farrell-Racette Susan Shantz Brenda Beckman-Long Wendy Paquin Pamela Bailey Ralph Goodale and Pamela Ronald Gates and Sarah Chan Sherry Little-Seiferling Susan Wiebe Tina Folgering Wendy Parsons and Pamela Bocking Kendel-Goodale Sherri Cybulski Sarah Fahie Shirley Bonic Susan Zmetana and Tom and Janani Whitfield Zach Dietrich Pamela Holbrow Randy King and Sophie Ronda Gay Sarah McCreary Shirley Dixon Layton Burton Tonia Hauck Wendy Peart Pamela Olson Grahame Rosa and Chris Haynes Sarah Sangster and Shirley Roettger Susana Prado Traci Foster Wendy Vorrieter Pat Aldred Randy Laughlin and Rosalyn Huck Tyson Klinger Shirley Warden Suzanne Mitten Tracy Fahlman Wendy Wright Pat and Don Fairbairn Adeline Skwara Rose Mansbridge-Goldie Sarah Timewell Shloka Doshi Suzanne Sauder Tracy Hydeman Wenwan Zhou Pat and Mark Mulatz Rani Bilkhu Rose Wynnyk Sarah Woytas Sierra Ashley Parris-kruger Suzie Daum and Tracy Johnston Whitney Blaisdell Pat Gartner Ray and Dianne Petrich Rosemary Baumuller Sarina and Sheldon Clarke Simone Hengen Tim Armstrong Tracy Wright Wilbar Heinrich Pat Peacock Raylyn Hesterman Rosemary Dietrich Schelina and Richard Jule Simran Bhatti Swaraj Jaiswal Trent Kostelny and Mel Hart Will J. Norton Pat Robinson Raysa Cheberiak Rosemary McCallum Scott M Pittendrigh Simranjeet Kaur Minhas Sylvia and Vince Aitken Trevor and Norma Quinn William and Gaye Taylor Pat Sargent Rebecca Dziaduck Ross Larden and Sean Gawley and Siyu (Amy) Mi Sylvia Christoph Trisha Campbell William Bessai-saul Patel Keyur K Renata and Donald Sosna Shauna McFadden Brittany Mattick Skylar Rothecker Sylvie Fletcher Trudy Moccasin William Chukwu Patricia and Jaret Meier Renée Wahl Rovy Quarto Sean Prpick Sohyun Jung Sylvie Roy Trudy Stewart William Simon Patricia and Terry Simonson Rhonda Farley Roxanne Betz Selam G. Meskel Solenne Hamon-Fafard Tafaline Wall and Tyler W. Toppings William Vancise and Patricia Bell Richard and Janet Bailey Rubaya Shahid Selene Deschenes Solveig Nilson and Tom Newton Ulrike Veith Sybile Tremblay Patricia Erhardt Richard Bonokoski Russell Hart Shambhavi Kalra Sotonye Igoniko Tahera Hussain Ursula Auf Der Maur Willow Iorga Patricia Gabel Richard Donaldson Russell Mang Shanae Cyr Spencer Atkins Tammie Ashton Val Paulson Winniefred Warren Patricia Lines Richard Thatcher and Ruth Blaser and Shanda Buchanan and Spencer Filby Tammy Kwan Valerie Mulholland Winnifred Barber Patricia Sinclair Myrna Martynivk Brenda MacLauchlan Kiriako Iatridis Srishti Singhroha Tammy Mclean Valerie Overend Wyatt Heiberg

MACKENZIE MEMBERS MACKENZIE Patricia Trail Rick and Irene Temple Ruth Chambers Shane Grand Stacey Crooks Tanner Samwald Valerie Picketts Wybo Ottenbreit-Born MEMBERS MACKENZIE Patrick Reed Riley Munro Ruth Ledgerwood Shannon Carson Stacy Martin and Tanya Campbell Vaughn I R Borden Xia Ji Patti Kindred Rob Bos Ruth Leman Shannon Chernick Charity Gadica Tara Fleming Vera Saltzman Yaenai Htun Patti Pacholek Robbi Humble Ruth Smillie Shanshan Wan Stephane Bonneville Taya Triffo Vera Wasiuta Yan Hu Patty Gill Robert and Katherine Ruth Steinecker Shantell Hamel Stephanie O’Connor Taylor Stoik Verda Lucille Petry Yasmin Dar Paul and Joan Whitney Stedwill Ruth Taylor Sharon and Jim Klemke Stephanie Pain Ted Boyle Verna Anderson Yingda Zhou Paul Dornstauder Robert and Pat McEwen Ruth Vogt Sharon Froh Stephen Folnovic and Ted Morris Veronica Klebuc Yolanda Hansen Paul Hartman and Robert Beug and Rutvij Raval Sharon Gerein Dani Driver Tenille Bryan Veronica Wilmot Youjing Yuan Martha McIntyre Brenda Schuster Ryan and Mandy Higgins Sharon Gutek Stephen Powell and Terelyne Vadeboncoeur Vicky Gillies Youlanda Charles Paul Hewitt Robert Byers Ryan Arnott Sharon Hamilton Pam Klein Terence and Sheila Vicky Kangles Yujie Gao Paul Le Couffe Robert Ellis Ryan Flood Sharon Pulvermacher Stephen Smulan and McKague Victor Sawa Yuleeann Procyk Paula Weber Robert Friedrich Ryan Geisler and Sharon Wall Yueh Lee Terina Abrahamson and Victoria Byrne-Watson Yulia Shilova Paulette and Ken Dull Robert Gareau Tyler Hopson Shaun Leach Stephen Van and Darcy McGovern Victoria R. Whitmore Yvette and Karl Wacker Peir Binda Robert Hawkins and Ryan Weild Shauna Coons Holly Lemieux Van Terrence and Deborah Violet Cooke and Yvette Crane Penny Farley Marie-France Menc Ryley Slywka Shawn Stevenson Steve and Moira Yang O’Malley Linda Gallant Yvonne Niegas Penny Malone Robert Perry S. Gayl Hipperson Shayla Taylor Steve and Penny Wolfson Terri Mennear Violet Mah Yvonne Redant Pepito Escanlar Robert Richards and Saad Waqas Shaylyn Bouvier Steve Quilang Terrie Dunand Virginia Carpenter and Zachary Phair Peter and Judi Hughes Patricia Youzwa Sabine Wecker Sheena and Folnovic Steven Choboter Terry and Louis Julé Jylelle Carpenter-Bresch Zarqa Nawaz and Peter and Renee Whitehead Roberta Cox Sabrina Cataldo Sheetal Dogra Steven Wernikowski Terry Nygren Virginia Tomczak Samiul Hague Peter Menzies Roberta Nyhus Sam Stamina Sheila and Teresa Moxley Stewart Graham and Gilda Thelfa Yee-Toi Vivian Cartmell Zhilan Rebecca Li Peter Resch Robin and Diana Swales Samaher Jalghout Sheila Fraser Treleaven-Graham Theresa Bradel Vivian Norbraten Zisan Mahmud Peter Ricci and Paula Robin Berg and Ted Warawa Samra Sahlu Sheila Henderson and Su Olson Theresa Karut Vonda Tessier Zoe Sherwin Mead Ricci Robyn Barclay and Samuel Simonson Tammy Churko Sue Bland Theresa Kutarna W. L. Altman Peter Sawchyn and Rod Hillier Sandee Moore Sheila Nourse Suraiya Begum Thomas Jian Guan Wagner Filho Kendra Walker Robyn Blaire Trenaman Sandra Johnstone Sheila Petty Susan Beug Tiana Newbauer-Hampton Wanda Smith Philippe Mather and Rod and Elaine Stutt Sandra Staples-Jetko Sheila Stoffel Susan Birley Tiffani McBee Ward Schell and Sandra Stepan 35 Angeline Chia Rod and Shirley Wood Sheldon Brown Susan Cason Tiffany Favreau Jennifer McRorie 36 ANNUAL REPORT 2019/2020

MACKENZIE VOLUNTEERS

The energy, dedication, and talents of volunteers make the gallery the bustling hub of community and creativity that it is today. Volunteers give their time to everything from fundraising and running the Gallery Shop to presenting the MacKenzie’s exceptional exhibitions, we thank you all!

VOLUNTEERS Inga Schlichtmann Robert Perry Aiden Lumbard Irene Boss Robert Stedwill Ava Ference Isabel Dolman Safia Pandya Adeline Ullrich Jacques Hiack Sally Orr Alex MacNeil Jan Gray Samira McCarthy Alexa Heenan Jessica McLelland Sherry Wolf Alexander Ranger Joan Humphries Shirley higgs Amber MacLeod Jody Coles Shirley Warden Anne Brochu-Lambert Josh McFadden Sophia Easton Anne Parker Justine Eden-Balfour Stevie Souvenir Ashlee Langlois Justyn Rockthunder Su Olson Balfour Art’s Collective Kaeli Wood Sylvie Fletcher Students Katherine Stedwill Tenille Bryan Beryl Ledingham Khaled Kamruzzaman Tessa Whyte Beth Babcock Leanne Sumners Thelfa Yee-Toi Bette Sexton Leona Burkhart Trena Kraft Bob Perry Leslie Garrido-Diaz Vera Wasiuta Brittany Gogel Linda Alberts Vicky Gillies Brynn Cullen Lindsay Schmalenberg Virginia Hendrickson Carol Tremblay Lise Lundlie Vivian Norbraten Carole-Déborah Irakoze Lois MacKenzie Wanda Kooop MACKENZIE VOLUNTEERSMACKENZIE Catherine Arthur-MacDonald Loraine Lysak Zoe Seaman Céline Magnon Lynn Tomkins Cicely Pritchard Manjula Nanjappa Cindy Johnson Marc Berthelemot Claire Laprade Maria Trebuss Cynthia Bates Marilyn Hedlund Dave DeLaForest Marilyn Lee Denis Desgagné Marjorie Badham Denise Jenkins Folstad Mary Baylak Dorianne Moïsa Mary Ference Dympna Gallet Mary Jane Potvin Edie Cubbon Mary Opseth Elayne Bennett Fox Maureen Hawley Elizabeth Toporowski Maureen Ottenbreit Elma Bos Medyna Haque Fiona Hwang Melva Towne Fran Clarke Mya Garabarczyk Frances Olson Nancy Hipperson Gayl Hipperson Nathan Schissel Gayle Keple Norma Quinn Gerri Ann Siwek Pat Sargent Haley Bolen Patricia Choppinet General Idea, (detail) Humpty Dumpty, for Example, 1972, MacKenzie Art Gallery. Photo: Don Hall. Hannah Jennings Rani Bilkhu Heather McCaslin Riley Munro

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES MACKENZIE ART GALLERY STAFF

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Members Governance Committee Mary Ference (Vice President) Mary Ference Munir Haque Munir Haque Doug Johnson Ashlee Langlois Anne Brochu Lambert Riley Munro Ashlee Langlois Courtenay Phillips Riley Munro Nathan Schissel Cindy Ogilvie Courtenay Phillips Nominating Committee Johanna Salloum (Past President) Mary Ference Nathan Schissel (President) Johanna Salloum Jeremy Swystun Nathan Schissel

Ben Tingley Images (Top Row, Left to Right): Anthony Kiendl, Jackie Martin, Caitlin Mullan, Krysta Mitchell, Shane Grand, Christy Ross, John Hampton, Timothy Long, John Reichert, Felicia Gay (Middle Row, Left to Right): Tak Pham, Lillian O’Brien Davis, Marie Olinik, Brenda Smith, Leevon Delorme, Larissa Berschley MacLellan, Corey Bryson, Ken Duczek, Nicolle Nugent, Janine Windolph (Bottom Row, Left to Right): Cat Bluemke, Jonathan Carroll, Deborah Rush, Audit & Finance Committee Kara Neuls, MacKenzie Hamon, Brittany Yang, Robyn Barclay, Jera MacPherson, Michael Fahlman Doug Johnson Cindy Ogilvie Office of the CEO Programs Casual Staff Nathan Schissel Anthony Kiendl, Executive Director & CEO John Hampton, Director of Programs Rania Al-Harthi, Holly Aubichon, Michelle Jeremy Swystun Caitlin Mullan, Head of Strategic Initiatives Timothy Long, Head Curator Austin, Colton Bates, Rhonda Batiuk, John Reichert, Head of Stephanie Bobetsis, Katrina Bray, Laura Administration & Finance Program Operations Buchan, Shane Crerar, Dave DeLaForest, BOARD OF TRUSTEES & STAFF BOARD OF TRUSTEES & STAFF Jackie Martin, Director of Tak Pham, Assistant Curator Justine Eden Balfour, Madeleine Finance & Operations Lillian O’Brien Davis, Curatorial Assistant Greenway, Ahmree Gordon, Michael Krysta Mitchell, Administrative Assistant Marie Olinik, Collections Coordinator Hamann, Jan Hetherington, Hwang Shane Grand, Senior Accountant Brenda Smith, Conservator Joo Hee, Allyson Kew, Hally Levesque, & Analyst Leevon Delorme, Senior Preparator Nicole Little, Tess Maciag, Gracie Christy Ross, Events & Larissa Berschley MacLellan, Preparator Mackenzie, Angela Marchtaler, Linda Rentals Coordinator Corey Bryson, Preparator Marchtaler, Mike McKenna, Jeff Morton, Michael Fahlman, Gallery Shop Mike Bird, Assistant Preparator Facilities Reagan Moynes, William Nadurak, Inga Assistant Manager John Cody, Preparator (to June 28, 2019) Nodelstein, Annika Redwood, Arul Ross, Rob Bos, Assistant Preparator Beata Rutkowska, Nicola Saunders, Kayla Communications Facilities (to December 17, 2019) Schmaus, Amy Schierle, Erin Stankewich, Deborah Rush, Director Ken Duczek, Coordinator of Devon Stolz, Kimberley Third, Jesse of Communications Learning Initiatives White, Eve Whiteman Desjarlais Kara Neuls, Graphic Designer Nicolle Nugent, Curator of Education MacKenzie Hamon, Communications Janine Windolph, Curator of Public Security Coordinator Programs (to October 11, 2019) Marcia Dormuth Cat Bluemke, Digital Lorraine Oleskiw Development Operations Coordinator Marianne Phillips Brittany Yang, Director of Development Jonathan Carroll, Digital Susan Ackerman Roby Barclay, Development Associate Program Coordinator Rita Schuck Alex Lohnes, Member and Volunteer Georgina Sobcshyshyn Coordinator (to March 5, 2020) MacKenzie Gallery Volunteers James Otitoju Jera MacPherson, Visitor Services Lynn Carter (to April 30, 2019) Rick Pockett Representative

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SUMMARY FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITY REPORT OF THE INDEPENDENT AUDITOR ON THE SUMMARY FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

Management of the MacKenzie Art Gallery is responsible for the integrity of the financial data reported by the Gallery. Copies To the Members of MacKenzie Art Gallery Incorporated of full audited financial statements are available by contacting Jackie Martin, Director of Finance & Operations at (306)584-4250 ext. 4275 or by visiting our website at mackenzie.art. OPINION The summary financial statements, which comprise the summary balance sheet as at March 31, 2020, and the summary statement of revenue and expenses for the year then ended, and related notes, are derived from the audited financial statements of MacKenzie Art Gallery Incorporated (the “Gallery”) for the year ended March 31, 2020.

In our opinion, the accompanying summary financial statements are a fair summary of the audited financial statements, in accordance with the criteria disclosed in Note 1 to the summary financial statements.

Anthony Kiendl Jackie Martin SUMMARY FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Executive Director & CEO Director of Finance & Operations The summary financial statements do not contain all the disclosures required by Canadian accounting standards for not- July 13, 2020 July 13, 2020 for-profit organizations. Reading the summary financial statements and the auditor’s report thereon, therefore, is not a substitute for reading the Gallery’s audited financial statements and auditor’s report thereon.

AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AND OUR REPORT THEREON In our report dated June 10, 2020, we expressed an unmodified audit opinion on the audited financial statements.

MANAGEMENT’S RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE SUMMARY FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FINANCIAL Management is reponsible for the preparation of the summary financial statements on the basis described in Note 1. STATEMENTS FINANCIAL

AUDITOR’S RESPONSIBILITY Our responsibility is to express an opinion on whether the summary financial statements are a fair summary of the audited financial statements based on our procedures, which were conducted in accordance with the Canadian Auditing Standard (CAS) 810, Engagements to Report on Summary Financial Statements.

Chartered Professional Accountants

10 June 2020 Regina, Saskatchewan

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MACKENZIE ART GALLERY SUMMARY BALANCE SHEET MACKENZIE ART GALLERY SUMMARY STATEMENT OF REVENUES & EXPENSES AS AT MARCH 31, 2020 FOR THE YEAR ENDED MARCH 31, 2020

March 31, 2020 March 31, 2019 March 31, 2020 March 31, 2019

Assets Revenue Current assets Operating grants $ 1,291,620 $ 1,499,949 Cash $ 3,327,442 $ 1,878,924 Programming grants 240,549 284,219 Short-term investments 1,329,759 1,076,475 Fundraising 3,026,759 1,588,867 Accounts receivable 25,005 35,915 Earned 469,951 170,837 Government remittances receivable 11,574 25,439 Gallery Shop 28,416 18,178 Grants receivable - 135,959 MacKenzie Trust Fund income 31,816 - Inventories 91,670 92,638 $ 5,089,111 $ 3,652,050 Prepaid expenses 27,647 20,750

4,813,097 3,266,100 Expenses Exhibitions and programs 1,674,830 1,704,575 Objects of art 1 1 Administrative 981,477 1,013,635 Capital assets tangible 1,333,555 1,318,964 Collection management 362,879 331,870 Capital assets intangible 40,863 2,682 Marketing and communications 375,683 312,065 Long-term investments 223,777 294,544 Membership and development 271,761 160,881 1,598,196 1,616,191 Permanent collection 103,912 237,019

$ 3,770,542 $ 3,760,045 $ 6,411,293 $ 4,882,291 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FINANCIAL STATEMENTS STATEMENTS FINANCIAL FINANCIAL

Excess (deficiency) of revenue over expenses before the following 1,318,569 (197,995) Liabilities Current liabilities Accounts payable and accrued liabilities $ 506,680 $ 676,823 Donations of art 128,135 884,925 Deferred revenue 735,669 299,926 Permanent collection donations (128,135) (884,925) 1,242,349 976,749

Long-term liabilities Excess (deficiency) of revenue over expenses for the year $ 1,318,569 $ (197,995) Deferred Revenue 141,312 196,479

141,312 196,479

Equity Unrestricted 59,862 58,187 Externally restricted funds held for endowment purposes 50,000 50,000 Internally restricted 4,917,770 3,600,876

5,027,632 3,709,063

$ 6,411,293 $ 4,882,291

43 44 NOTES

1. Basis of Preparation The summary financial statements are derived from the audited financial statements for the year ended March 31, 2020 prepared in accordance with Canadian accounting standards for not-for-profits organizations.

The preparation of the summary financial statements requires management to determine the information that needs to be reflected in the summary financial statements so that they are consistent, in all material respects, with or represent a fair summary of the audited financial statements.

The summary financial statements have been prepared by management using the following criteria: i) Whether information in the summary financial statements in agreement with the related information in the audited statements, and ii) Whether, in all material respects, the summary financial statements contain the information necessary to avoid obscuring matters disclosed in the related financial statements, including the notes thereto.

The audited financial statements of MacKenzie Art Gallery Incorported are available at mackenzie.art.

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FINANCIAL

Nep Sidhu, In the Melody of Sacrifice Let Us Learn Your Chant, 156’’ x 92.5’’, 2018. Cotton, wool, gold zari. Photo by Don Hall.

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306 584 4250 3575 Albert Street [email protected] Regina, SK Canada S4S 6X6

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On the Cover: Installation view of The Permanent Collection: Walking With Saskatchewan, MacKenzie Art Gallery, 2020. Photo: Don Hall.