MACKENZIE ART GALLERY ANNUAL REPORT 2014/15 01 01 3 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE 4 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR & CEO’S MESSAGE 5 YEAR IN REVIEW 7 EXHIBITIONS & PUBLICATIONS 13 EDUCATION & PUBLIC PROGRAMS 17 PERMANENT COLLECTION ACQUISITIONS 23 MEMBERS & VOLUNTEERS 29 COMMUNITY SUPPORT 35 BOARD OF TRUSTEES & STAFF 37 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

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Opposite: Students working in the Gathering Place, in the exhibition Moving Forward, Never Forgetting. Photo: Don Hall 02 Message from the President

It has been another busy and successful year at the MacKenzie Art Gallery with great cause for optimism as we look ahead. Among many highlights, 2014/2015 was notable for increased attendance, engaging more than 160,000 with the Gallery. It was also a year of firsts: with a retrospective of renowned Regina artist Wilf Perreault, the first solo exhibition for Troy Coulterman, and the innovative milestone exhibition Moving Forward, Never Forgetting which featured a selection of recent acquisitions from our permanent collection – many exhibited at the MacKenzie for the first time. Another first with this exhibition was the MacKenzie’s engagement of “Story Keepers” – who interacted with visitors and functioned as conduits of Indigenous knowledge, stories and experience. Every one of these exhibitions brought new visitors to the MacKenzie, and it’s a path we look forward to following as we navigate our future as ’s largest and most compelling public art gallery.

2014/2015 was also the first full year that our Executive Director and CEO Anthony Kiendl served with the MacKenzie. Anthony’s commitment to transformational change at the Gallery was made very clear over this past year and, on behalf of the Board of Trustees, I’d like to express how much we’ve enjoyed working with him to clarify a vision for the future of the MacKenzie Art Gallery. We look forward to our continued work with Anthony over the coming year and in the years to come.

It was also a year of successful fundraising, and we were thrilled to take part in the launch of the MacKenzie’s new Insider Dinner Series. We’re very grateful to Wilf Perreault for his generosity in helping to host this past year’s event, which featured the unveiling of his monumental Ruelle D’Amour – A Journey of Love tableau. Among the many important programs benefiting from our fundraising campaigns are those involving our provincial and community outreach efforts. We were very pleased to connect with 12,000 province-wide this past year. It’s our privilege to share the transformative power of visual art with the people of Saskatchewan.

Naturally, we owe great thanks to our volunteers for the success of all our programming. Without their support, none of what we do would be possible. We are also grateful for the contributions of our members, donors, sponsors, and public funders. It’s an exciting time to be involved with the Gallery and your ongoing commitment and involvement promises a bright future for the MacKenzie.

I would like to acknowledge the considerable contributions of our departing Board Members, Pam Klein and Andrea Wagner, who have whole heartedly supported the Gallery during their terms of service. It has been a great honour to serve as President of the Board of Trustees for the past two years. I look forward to my new role as Past-President and to continuing to support the Gallery during this exciting time of change and transition.

Thank you.

Josh MacFadden President, Board of Trustees

03 Message from the Executive Director & CEO

This report marks my first full year as Executive Director and CEO of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, and what a rewarding year it has been.

The MacKenzie presented a number of new initiatives: our Art Conversations Series brought renowned lecturers from across North America to discuss issues relevant to art and art museums as we look at contemporary culture and the future of galleries. Each of these speakers participated in seminars with Gallery staff. These seminars, along with other research initiatives, will form the basis of a Program Review that the MacKenzie has undertaken to carefully examine our programs. We are asking ourselves, and our communities, fundamental questions about what we do and how we do it. This review will form the basis for a renewed engagement with our communities through innovative exhibitions, programs, residencies and publishing in the years to come. Other new programs this year included a new partnership with Creative Saskatchewan and the International Studio and Curatorial Program (ISCP) in Brooklyn, . During the past year, the framework to send a Saskatchewan artist—Zachari Logan—to this international residency program was put in place. This program will connect the art of Saskatchewan with international audiences and a network of peers in the arts.

We also launched our highly successful Insider Dinner Series in conjunction with the Wilf Perreault exhibition. This initiative raised approximately $33,000 in much-needed funds to support our programs.

I’m very happy to report that the MacKenzie enjoyed high attendance during this past fiscal year – more than 160,000 people engaged with our exhibitions and programming through our gallery and touring shows. That is almost double the year previous, thanks in part to Wilf Perreault: In the Alley. This wildly successful retrospective of Wilf Perreault, curated by MacKenzie Head Curator Timothy Long, attracted both long-time followers and new audiences to the Gallery. The landmark exhibition Moving Forward, Never Forgetting, curated by guest curator David Garneau and MacKenzie Associate Curator Michelle LaVallee, featured several recent acquisitions from our permanent collection exhibited for the first time. This project encouraged a deeper understanding of what it means for Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples to co-reside in these territories and attracted attention across the country.

Our Provincial Outreach Program continued to deliver exceptional art education and brought our collections and institutional knowledge to thousands around the province. Creative Spaces worked to bridge the experiences of young and older members of our community through shared art experiences, while the Enbridge Young Artists Project collaborated with local schools to deliver specialized, high quality art instruction.

Looking ahead to the coming year, we will move forward with an eye towards continuing to diversify our audiences and revenues.

I’d like to thank our volunteers, members, donors, and sponsors. We are also grateful to our many partners, and appreciate their enthusiasm and support. As always, I’d like to thank our principle funders: Council for the Arts, the Saskatchewan Arts Board, SaskCulture, the City of Regina, and the . It is with great thanks to all our supporters that we are able to bring such valuable programming to our community.

On behalf of everyone at the MacKenzie, thank you again for your encouragement and support over this past year and in the years to come.

Anthony Kiendl Executive Director & CEO 04 YEAR IN REVIEW 2014/15

Attendance Community and Public Tours & Programs In-House 84,134 Tours and Programs 195 Out-of-House 76,625 Attendance 3,587 Total 160,759 Exhibition Openings Attendance Highlights Number of Openings 6 Special Events 12,215 Attendance 1,860 Facility Rentals 11,538 Development Highlights School and Youth Program Cash and in-kind contributions from Workshops 19 70 organizations $235,383 School Tours 318 Cash and in-kind contributions from Attendance 5,789 298 individuals $108,178 Net result of 5 fundraisers $166,495 Enbridge Young Artists Project Gallery Membership $18,130 Tours 17 Gallery Shop Net Proceeds $97,629 Workshops 337 Attendance 5,706 Members Gallery Members 678 Art at Your Door Life Members 533 Provincial Outreach Tours 139 Total Members 1,407 Communities Visited 16 Attendance 4,040 Volunteers Volunteers 72 Virtual Tours Hours Donated by Volunteers 3,995 Tours 24 Schools visited by the Mackenzie Gallery Attendance 336 Volunteers’ Travelling Art Program 29 Travelling Art Program Attendance 3,918 Creative Spaces Programs Workshops 97 Attendance 1,769

0505 Image: David Thauberger, Salmon Run, 1973 (detail), acrylic on canvas, 183 x 251.2 cm. Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of Veronica and David Thauberger. Photo: Don Hall 06 EXHIBITIONS

AND PUBLICATIONS Wilf Perreault: In the Alley September 27, 2014 – February 1, 2015

In September 2014, the MacKenzie Art Gallery This exhibition was made possible thanks presented Wilf Perreault: In the Alley featuring to the generous loan of artworks from: the 67 works by one of Regina’s most well known Jim Arsenych Family; Art Gallery of Alberta; and beloved artists – including Ruelle D’Amour Byrna and Ron Barclay; Donald W. Black; – A Journey of Love, a 150-foot wrap-around Bill Borbely; Keith and Rosemarie Brown; panorama of back alleys. The show traced the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation; City of development of this unlikely regional urban Regina; Co-operators Life Insurance Company; icon, and was attended by more than 30,000 Dunlop Art Gallery; Craig Francis; Dr. Gordon people over four months, introducing new and Mrs. Candace Franke; Greystone Managed audiences to both Perreault’s work and the Investments Inc.; Kim Jones; Robert and Darla Gallery. Perreault joined the MacKenzie to host Kerr; Donald and Claire Kramer; the Estate of the MacKenzie Insider Dinner Series, featuring John Kutarna; Robert and Pat McEwen; Mary intimate dinners in the Gallery, surrounded McNutt and John Brown; ; by Perreault’s spectacular wrap-around Moose Jaw Museum & Art Gallery; Donalda panorama alleyway installation. Parker and David Anderson; Dawn Redmond- Bradley and Tom Bradley; Sask Sport Inc.; The MacKenzie also produced a fully illustrated Saskatchewan Arts Board; Jeannette Slupsky; monograph, published in partnership with University of Lethbridge; University of , featuring photography by Don Saskatchewan; and other lenders who wished

Hall and writing by Byrna Barclay, Robert to remain anonymous. Currie, Gerald Hill, Connie Gault, Tracy Hamon, dee Hobsbawn-Smith, Don Kerr, Judith Krause, In The Alley was presented by Greystone Katherine Lawrence, Ken Mitchell, T.F. Rigelhof, Managed Investments and made possible and curator Timothy Long. through a contribution from the Museums Assistance Program, of the Department Further complementing the retrospective of Canadian Heritage. It was generously was the premiere of The Alley Man, a new supported by the Donald & Claire Kramer documentary film by Jan Nowina-Zarzycki Foundation. and Rob King, chronicling the artist at work and the response to his practice by his many followers and local residents.

07 Photo: Cydney Toth 7: Professional Native Indian Artists Inc.

Wilf Perreault: In the Alley installation view. Photo: 08Don Hall Exhibitions Organized by the Hosted Exhibitions MacKenzie Touring Exhibitions –

MacKenzie Mary Pratt Provincial Outreach May 17 to August 24, 2014 All exhibitions organized by the MacKenzie Art Each year, a MacKenzie Educator takes exhibitions The Mary Pratt exhibition is a project by The Gallery are supported by the from the Permanent Collection on tour to schools, Rooms Provincial Art Gallery, St. John’s, NL, and for the Arts, the Saskatchewan Arts Board, community centres, and local galleries across the The Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, Halifax, NS, with SaskCulture, the City of Regina, and the University province. support from the Government of Canada through of Regina. The Tourist the Department of Canadian Heritage, Museums January 2013 to December 2014 Assistance Program, and also from the Canada Art in Bloom 2014 Council for the Arts and the Government of April 19 to September 7, 2014 How We Filled the Vault: Sixty Years of Newfoundland and Labrador. A permanent collection exhibition organized by Collecting at the MacKenzie Art Gallery the MacKenzie Gallery Volunteers in partnership April 2014 to December 2015 Beat Nation: Art, Hip Hop and Aboriginal Culture with the MacKenzie Art Gallery, and proudly July 5 to September 7, 2014 presented by SaskPower. Beat Nation: Art, Hip Hop and Aboriginal Culture MacKenzie Touring Exhibitions – is organized and circulated by the Vancouver Art Big Clay Gallery and based on an initiative of grunt gallery. National Outreach April 19 to October 3, 2014 and November 24, Beat Nation is co-curated by Kathleen Ritter, 2014 to February 15, 2015 7: Professional Native Indian Artists Inc. Associate Curator (former), Vancouver Art Gallery Organized by the MacKenzie Art Gallery. This and Tania Willard, a Secwepemc artist, designer Casting the Imagination project has been made possible through a and curator. This exhibition was made possible September 6, 2014 to February 8, 2015 contribution from the Museums Assistance with the generous support of Mark McCain Program, Department of Canadian Heritage. and Caro MacDonald / Eye and I, The Audain Troy Coulterman: Digital Handshake Foundation for the Visual Arts, Gary R. Bell, and September 6, 2014 to January 25, 2015 Art Gallery Rick Erickson and Donna Partridge. Supported at May 10 to September 1, 2014 the MacKenzie by Casino Regina and Namerind Wilf Perreault: In the Alley Housing Corporation. September 27, 2014 to February 1, 2015 Kelowna Art Gallery Organized by the MacKenzie Art Gallery and October 11, 2014 to January 4, 2015 presented by Greystone Managed Investments, University of Regina Faculty and this project has been made possible through Amalie Atkins: we live on the edge of disaster a contribution from the Museums Assistance Student Exhibitions and imagine we are in a musical

Program, Department of Canadian Heritage. Organized by the MacKenzie Art Gallery in A partnership between the MacKenzie Art Gallery Sponsored by with partnership with the Southern Alberta Art Gallery. and the Faculty of Fine Arts at the University of Grasslands and Harvard Communities and Regina. generously supported by the Donald & Claire Southern Alberta Art Gallery Kramer Foundation. Promotional design by Brown December 6, 2014 to February 1, 2015 Sylvia Ziemann: Carnival at the end of the World Communications. University of Regina Master of Fine Arts David Thauberger: Road Trips & Other Diversions Graduating Exhibition The Second Generation: Thirty Years Later Organized and circulated by the Mendel Art September 27 to October 26, 2014 November 8, 2014 to January 11, 2015 Gallery and the MacKenzie Art Gallery and presented in Regina by Information Services Geremy Lague: LAGUECORP Presents Anti- Persons of Interest Corporation. This project is funded in part by the Social Media January 28 to May 3, 2015 Museums Assistance Program, Department of University of Regina Master of Fine Arts Canadian Heritage. Graduating Exhibition Moving Forward, Never Forgetting January 24 to February 22, 2015 February 28 to May 3, 2015 Mendel Art Gallery Presented with additional funding assistance from April 11 to June 15, 2014 The Uncanny Valley SaskCulture Inc., thanks to the Saskatchewan University of Regina Bachelor of Fine Arts Lotteries Trust Fund for Sport, Culture and Art Gallery of Windsor Graduating Exhibition Recreation, and the Canada Council for the Arts. June 28 to September 21, 2014 March 6 to April 6, 2015 This project received substantial support from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Insight Grant: ”Creative Conciliation,” Keavy Martin principal researcher.

09 Provincial Outreach 14 Saskatchewan Communities Arcola Grand Coulee Punnichy Broadview Gravelbourg Shaunavon Central Butte Kelliher White City Esterhazy Lumsden Wymark Fort Qu’Appelle Muenster

Publications

7: Professional Native Indian Artists Inc.

Exhibition catalogue for the exhibition 7: Professional Native Indian Artists Inc.

Author: Michelle LaVallee, with essays by Barry Ace, Viviane Gray, Tom Hill, Michelle LaVallee, Lee- Ann Martin, Cathy Mattes, Carmen Robertson, and Joseph Sanchez.

Winner of the 2015 Saskatchewan Book Awards categories:

• University of Regina Faculty of Education and Campion College Award for Publishing in Education • First Nations University of Canada Aboriginal People’s Publishing Award • Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Parks, Culture and Sport Publishing Award

David Thauberger: Road Trips and Other Diversions

Exhibition catalogue for the exhibition David Thauberger: Road Trips and Other Diversions. Published by the Mendel Art Gallery and MacKenzie Art Gallery.

Author: Essays by Patricia E. Bovey, Sandra Fraser, Ted Fraser, Andrew Kear, Timothy Long, and Peter White

Wilf Perreault: In the Alley / dans la ruelle

Published by Coteau Books and the MacKenzie Art Gallery.

Author: Edited by Dave Margoshes. Essays by Don Kerr and Timothy Long. Poetry and prose by Robert Currie, Gerald Hill, T.F. Rigelhof, Ken Mitchell, dee Hobsbawn-Smith, Connie Gault, Byrna Barclay, Judith Krause, Katherine Lawrence, and Tracy Hamon. 10 Moving11 Forward, Never Forgetting studentsMichael working Belmore, in the Smoulder, Gathering 2010-2011 Place (detail),Photo: carvedDon Hall stone, gilded copper. MacKenzie Art Gallery, University of Regina Collection, 2013. Image: Courtesy of the Artist. Left: Faye Heavysheild, Aapaskaiyaawa (They are Dancing), 2002, acrylic on canvas, acrylic paint, beads, plastic filament, 178 x 366 x 183 cm (installed). Reight: Leah Decter and Jamie Isaac, official denial (trade value in progress), 2010, Hudson’s Bay Company wool blankets, thread, beads, 348 x 415 cm. Moving Forward, Never Forgetting February 28 to April 19, 2015

Moving Forward, Never Forgetting was mounted at the MacKenzie non-Indigenous. At the same time, these works offered glimpses from February 18 to April 19, 2015, presenting newly commissioned of hope: examples of cross-cultural friendship, family sharing, works and performances, along with significant pieces from the and cultural continuance. Co-curated by Michelle LaVallee and MacKenzie’s permanent collection, to engage the personal, David Garneau, Moving Forward, Never Forgetting offered a space intergenerational, and intercultural effects of the aggressive for intercultural dialogue and stozrytelling. Programmed Story assimilation of Indigenous peoples in Canada. Among the leading Keepers — living speakers who assisted visitors in learning about contemporary First Nations, Métis, and allied artists featured in the stories behind the art works, and in turn, collected stories from the project were: Michael Belmore, Leah Decter, Audrey Dreaver, visitors themselves — offered a space for intercultural dialogue Julianne Beaudin Herney, Cheryl L’Hirondelle, Terrance Houle, and storytelling. Moving Forward, Never Forgetting encouraged Jaimie Isaac, Peter Morin, Skeena Reece, Sandra Semchuk, and sharing, empathy, and deeper understanding of what it means Adrian Stimson. for Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples to co-reside in these territories. The show attracted nearly 6,000 visitors to the Gallery, offering beautiful, haunting, occasionally humourous, and always moving The MacKenzie Art Gallery is developing new content for the Web testimonies of resilience. The participating artists wrestled with from this project. Ongoing research for this project through the the cumulative effects of Residential Schools, public schools, University of Regina‎is funded in part by the Social Sciences and out-of-culture adoptions, land and language loss, and other Humanities Research Council. generational deprivations. Their work presented a stark picture of how these government policies distorted their lives, ties with family, and relationships with neighbours, both Indigenous and

12 EDUCATION

AND PUBLIC PROGRAMS Provincial Outreach and Education Programs

The MacKenzie’s commitment to delivering Broadview to Muenster to Wymark. “This has outstanding, transformative experiences been a wonderful opportunity, both for the in the visual arts extends far beyond our students and whole community,” says Isobelle doorstep with programming that reaches out George of Arcola School in Arcola, SK “It’s to communities across the city and around the been a chance to see a collection that isn’t province. normally available here. We’re very fortunate to have had it.” For over 40 years, our Provincial Outreach Program has taken art exhibitions and Closer to home, the Enbridge Young Artists educational programs to schools and Project brought artist Troy Coulterman to community centres throughout Saskatchewan. Regina classrooms where he engaged with Materials are developed to provide insight into students on a range of art activities that married a wide variety of concepts, styles, periods, such skills as interpretation and collaborating subject matter and media, and are adapted for with others, while Coulterman’s own sculptural all grade levels. Exhibitions are installed for practice informed the class’ activities. The several days at a time, providing a prolonged Creative Spaces Program embarked on an forum to engage with and discuss a wide range intergenerational collaboration that connected of topics around the viewing and making of the young and old for shared experiences art. Through our unique programming, the making art based on participants’ memories, MacKenzie encourages students to observe, identities and aspirations. Under the direction envision, innovate, and make connections of a MacKenzie Art Gallery Instructor and a between their schools and homes to the world Recreation Therapist from Regina Lutheran at large. Home, elders met and exchanged art and ideas with students from Imperial School. 2014/15 saw the Provincial Outreach Program tour highlights from two of our exhibitions Over the past year, the MacKenzie connected from the previous year: How We Filled the with 12,000 people province wide through Vault and The Tourist. The MacKenzie brought our varied outreach programs and we look this material to more than 4,000 students forward to continue offering the people of and others living in 14 communities around Saskatchewan unique art experiences in the the province, and collaborated with schools years to come. and community centres everywhere from

13 14 Outreach students creating diorama art. Photo: Ken Duczek Film Screenings September 26: Wilf Perreault: In the Alley February 24-27: Moving Forward, Never Opening Reception Forgetting Artist-in-Residence Program July 5: Youth Led Event September 28: MacKenzie Open House Artist Peter Morin led a series of performance New video work created by Artist-in-Residence Activities included behind-the-scenes tours workshops and then collaborated with Peter Brass and local youth. of the basement and vault, exhibition tours, community members to create a new hands-on activities related to the work of Wilf performance work — de-colonize my heart — in September 9: Wilf Perreault: The Alley Man Perreault, as well as an artist workshop for which books which tell an ‘untrue story’ of Film Premiere families led by Troy Coulterman. Indigenous presence, knowledge, culture and contributions were washed with a medicinal September 30: Teacher’s Night with Wilf tea and placed on a large button blanket in Perreault the exhibition to dry. Commissioned by the Community Programs and MacKenzie Art Gallery. Interdisciplinary Presentations October 5: Storytelling Sunday Led by by artist Sylvia Ziemann in conjunction February 27: Moving Forward, Never Forgetting April 25: Artist Trading Cards with her University of Regina Masters of Fine Exhibition Opening and Performance Arts Exhibition. Performance by artist Peter Morin. May 23: Mary Pratt Opening Reception October 9: Thursday Night Live: Vertigo February 28: Moving Forward, Never Forgetting May 24: Mary Pratt Exhibition Tour Series, Writers’ Response and Presentation Exhibition Tour Led by curator from . Ten writers featured in Wilf Perreault: In the Led by curators Michelle LaVallee and David Alley (co-published by the MacKenzie and Garneau. June 7: Artist Trading Cards Coteau Books) shared their work inspired by the 11th anniversary celebration. art of Wilf Perreault. Presented in collaboration February 28: Artist Trading Cards with the Saskatchewan Writers’ Guild, Vertigo July 4: Beat Nation: Art, Hip Hop and Series and Coteau Books. March 3: Moving Forward, Never Forgetting Aboriginal Culture Opening Reception Teacher Tour and Reception October 16: Chamber Players Performance Led by curators Michelle LaVallee and David July 5: Beat Nation: Art, Hip Hop and The Regina Symphony Orchestra Chamber Garneau, followed by a group discussion and Aboriginal Culture Exhibition Tour Players performed within the galleries providing reception. Led by curator Tania Willard, Aboriginal Curator a multisensory experience of Wilf Perreault’s in Residence at the Kamloops Art Gallery and artwork. March 8: International Women’s Day Program featuring artist Cheryl L’Hirondelle. Storytelling in the Moving Forward, Never November 16: Saskatchewan Multiculturalism Forgetting exhibition and community July 21: North American Indigenous Games Week Celebration discussion. The program ended with a Young Artists Workshop and Exhibition Tour An afternoon of cultural performances collaborative gathering on the Albert Street Led by MacKenzie Art Gallery Associate Curator and art activities for families. Presented in bridge, symbolizing the bridging and women Michelle LaVallee partnership with the Multiculturalism Council of and cultures. Presented in partnership with Saskatchewan. Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan, Regina August 9–10: MacKenzie Tent at the Regina Immigrant Women Centre, Saskatchewan Folk Festival November 27: Writing Workshop Human Rights Commission, Daughters of Graffiti demonstrations and community art Participants explored the art of writing Africa, Amnesty International and Intercultural making led by artist Joshua Goff. ekphrastic poetry with Tara Dawn Solheim and Grandmothers United. guest writer George Elliot Clarke. Presented in August 30: Artist Trading Cards partnership with Vertigo Series. March 13 & 20 & April 10 & 17: Moving Forward, Never Forgetting Artist Workshop September 5: Troy Coulterman: Digital November 27: Thursday Night Live: Vertigo Traditional beading demonstration led by artists Handshake Opening Reception Series Katherine Boyer, Judy Anderson, and Lionel Local and regional emerging and established Peyachew. September 6: Troy Coulterman: Digital writers shared their writing at an open mic Handshake Exhibition Tour event, featuring George Elliot Clarke. March 16–20: Moving Forward, Never Led by artist Troy Coulterman. Forgetting Artist-in-Residence Program November 29: Artist Trading Cards Holiday Artist Adrian Stimson performed Silent Witness, September 17: Welcome Reception Celebration a durational performance that invited people Reception for the University of Regina’s new to participate in ideas of conciliation without Dean of Fine Arts, Professor Rae Staseson. December 7: Holiday Celebration verbal communication. Commissioned by the MacKenzie Art Gallery.

15 March 11-25, 2015: Moving Forward, Never October 16: Art Conversation Series with Schools, Youth, Community and Forgetting Artist-in-Residence Program Nancy Princenthal Artist Cheryl l’Hirondelle produced a A presentation by arts writer Nancy Princenthal Family Interpretive Tours community-engaged music video. This project titled “Agnes Martin: Lines of Thought” on the included several phases. It began with a art and life of Agnes Martin, including her early Mary Pratt week-long collaborative singing / songwriting years in Saskatchewan and Canada, where she Beat Nation: Art, Hip Hop and Aboriginal workshop with young men in detention at the lived until the early 1930s. Culture Paul Dojak Youth Centre. The newly composed Troy Coulterman: Digital Handshake song was performed and recorded by the October 29: Art Conversation Series with Wilf Perreault: In the Alley young men. The recording was then played to Eduardo Aquino members of the general public at the Regina A presentation by architect Eduardo Acquino, Fieldhouse. With their consent, listeners were titled “Beachscape: The Rediscovery of Public filmed and became part of the video, their facial Space on the Beach.” expressions edited together as witnesses to the young men’s testimonial. Commissioned by the November 19: Art Conversation Series with MacKenzie Art Gallery. Paul Chaat Smith Curator and writer Paul Chaat Smith presented March 21: Moving Forward, Never Forgetting “Are You Experienced”, a reflection on his time Community Engagement in the prairies twenty-two years ago, when he Artist Cheryl L’Hirondelle engaged the spent the summer of 1992 as critic-in-residence community in the development of her video at the Dunlop Art Gallery. artwork at the Regina Fieldhouse as the culmination of her Artist-in-Residence Program. February 11: Art Conversation Series with Trevor Smith March 26: Thursday Night Live: Vertigo Series In his presentation, Trevor Smith, Curator An open mic event, featuring artist Cheryl of the Present Tense at the Peabody Essex L’Hirondelle and musician and spoken word Museum, presented the lessons learned as head artist Moe Clark with musical performances. of a cross-departmental team working with artists and other creative agents to explore March 27 & 29: Moving Forward, Never expressions that emerge at the intersections of Forgetting Community Engagement cultures, disciplines, or technologies. A “Sewing Action” by Leah Decter and Jaimie Isaac in the Moving Forward, Never Forgetting March 26–29, 2015: Canadian Art Gallery Gathering Place. Educators Annual Conference The conference programming related March 27: Moving Forward, Never Forgetting to innovative approaches to education Performance and engagement in museums, including de-colonize my heart (part two) presentations by Jane Sillis, Director of engage, A performance by Peter Morin in the Moving and Sherry Farrell Racette. Forward, Never Forgetting exhibition space. March 28: Moving Forward, Never Forgetting Symposium Indigenous Aesthetic Sovereignty Panel Discussions, Lectures and and Creative Conciliations Symposia The Symposium featured a presentation by Megan Tamati-Quennell, Curator of September 27: Wilf Perreault: In the Alley Contemporary Maori, Indigenous Art at the Artist and Curator in Conversation Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa; a A dialogue between artist Wilf Perreault and tour of Moving Forward, Never Forgetting by curator Timothy Long. co-curators Michelle LaVallee and David Garneau; and a performance by artist Julianne October 15: Lecture by Ross King Beaudin Herney. A lecture by Ross King titled “Brushes with Death: The Great War and the Group of Seven,” part of the series, 1914: A Turning Point in History and Culture: Centenary Reflections, organized by the University of Regina.

16 PERMANENT COLLECTION ACQUISITIONS Wanda Koop: Untitled #3 from Sightlines

The MacKenzie feels very fortunate to have For Koop, video and painting are “equal received Untitled #3 as a donation from artist entities” which she equates “by treating video Wanda Koop. This painting was produced as part as painting and painting as frozen video.” This of Sightlines (2001), a series which represents intersection was most fully explored in the one of the artist’s most striking achievements 2002 MacKenzie Art Gallery installation which in her long and distinguished career as one of combined these four large scale canvases with Canada’s leading contemporary artists. three wall-sized video projections.

Sightlines represents the culmination of a Untitled #3 is an outstanding example of Koop’s decade of painting and thinking that dates large scale paintings, in which experience is back to 1991, when Koop visited the Bois de mediated through the filters of large scale Vincennes in . While in the gardens, gestural brushwork and signs representing Koop captured a video image of a landscape culture, landscape, and technology. The obscured by a red dot affixed to a window painting distils these elements into a uniquely (to ward off birds). This red dot appeared potent combination in the Sightlines series, prominently in her 1995 Green Room paintings in which the evocative tissue of a generic where it was superimposed upon grey park- landscape collides with a hard edge abstraction like landscapes. From the initial images of the of a sightline signifying with the omnipresent Green Room, to the series In Your Eyes (1997– regime of video surveillance. 2001, including her installation at the 2001 Biennale), to the provocative canvases Opposite: Wanda Koop, Untitled #3 from Sightlines, 2000, acrylic on canvas, 274.2 x 396.2 cm. Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift which compose Sightlines, Koop’s stated of Wanda Koop. Photo: Don Hall intention has been to “disrupt the comfort, the familiarity [of landscape] . . . by imposing cross hairs, brackets, circles, dots and lines- sightlines-over the representations of places, thus evoking long-range rifles, video cameras, surveillance devices.”

17 18 Purchases Rocket, 1998 Wayne Leslie Goodwill lithograph, coloured pencil on paper Canadian, born 1941 Amalie Atkins 34 x 33.6 cm Untitled (Bison Hunt), 2001 Canadian, born 1975 Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of paint and mixed media on elk hide Scenes from a Secret World, 2009 Susan Whitney 163 x 160 cm single screen installation in black tent, Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of felt, soil, bamboo Small Rainbow, 1984 Susan Whitney Art Appraisals filmed on 16 mm film, transferred onto lithograph on paper, edition 14 of 100 DVD 4:3, 8:04 min. 19.5 x 27.3 cm Kaija Sanelma Harris dimensions variable Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of Canadian [Finnish], born 1939 MacKenzie Art Gallery, University of Regina Susan Whitney Sun Ascending, 1985 Collection, 2014, purchased with the financial linen warp and wool weft tapestry with plain support of the Canada Council for the Arts weave Acquisition Assistance Program Carmelita Dunlap and Carlos “Sunrise” 396.2 x 86.2 cm (each of 24 panels) Dunlap Jr. Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of Clint Neufeld American, 1925–2000 and 1958–1981 Cadillac Fairview Corporation Ltd. Canadian, born 1975 Untitled (Bowl), 1976 I keep my Playboys in the top drawer, 2013 ceramic, slip Janet Kigusiuq cast ceramic, glaze, decals, wood, drawer 7.4 x 26 x 26 cm Canadian, 1926–2006 hardware Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of Tundra Landscape, 1995 103 x 99.3 x 44 cm John and Monica Kurtz coloured pencil on paper MacKenzie Art Gallery, University of Regina 50.4 x 68.0 cm Collection, 2014, purchased with the financial Untitled (Vase), no date Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of support of the Canada Council for the Arts ceramic, slip Susan Whitney Acquisition Assistance Program 27 x 19 x 19 cm Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of Wanda Koop Skeena Reece John and Monica Kurtz Canadian, born 1951 Canadian Untitled #3 from Sightlines, 2000 Touch Me, 2013 Sheojik Etidloosie acrylic on canvas video, 13:40 min, artist’s proof 1 of 2 Canadian [Cape Dorset], 1932–1999 274.2 x 396.2 cm MacKenzie Art Gallery, University of Regina Untitled, 1996 Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of Collection, 2014, purchased with the financial graphite, coloured pencil on paper Wanda Koop support of the Canada Council for the Arts 49 x 64.2 cm Acquisition Assistance Program Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of Jahan Maka Susan Whitney Canadian [Lithuanian], 1900–1987 Cat and and Dog Fighting Early Sunday Morning, Donations Untitled, 1995 Flin Flon, 1985 coloured pencil on paper ink, metallic inks, pen, pastel, crayon on paper Jack L. Cowin 49 x 64.4 cm 75.6 x 55.8 cm Canadian [American], 1947–2014 Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of Jessie, 2000 Susan Whitney Susan Whitney Art Appraisals graphite on paper 25.1 x 22.7 cm (sight) Tony Fitzpatrick Nothing to Eat, 1984 Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of American, born 1958 mixed media on paper Susan Whitney Summer Etching, 1992 75.4 x 56.5 cm etching on paper, edition 16 of 25 Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of Pup, 1999 12.2 x 10.2 cm Susan Whitney Art Appraisals etching, watercolour, coloured pencil on paper, Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of artist’s proof Susan Whitney Art Appraisals Old World, 1980 11.2 x 15 cm acrylic, ballpoint pen, graphite on canvas board Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of The Coming of Locusts, 1992 50.5 x 40.3 cm Susan Whitney etching on paper, edition 16 of 25 Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of 24.7 x 19.8 cm Susan Whitney Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of Susan Whitney Art Appraisals

19 The Last Supper, 1981 Untitled, 1985 E. Thompson oil on commercial hardboard stoneware tiles, sawdust-fired in saggar Untitled, no date 30.4 x 30.6 cm 228 x 145 cm oil on board Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of 37 x 26 cm Susan Whitney Jack Sures and Cara Gay Driscoll Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of Susan Whitney Lorraine Malach Canadian, 1933–2003 Untitled, 1998 Jan Wyers My Polish Relatives: My Cousin, The Persian black glaze, porcelain Canadian, 1888–1973 Soldier, 1968 47 x 45 x 45 cm Untitled (Bringing Home the Christmas Tree), paint, ceramic, glaze on door Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of 1968 198.5 x 91.5 x 11.8 cm Jack Sures and Cara Gay Driscoll oil on canvas Collection of the MacKenzie Art Galley, gift of 48.2 x 59.5 cm James and Barbara Ellemers Mashel Teitelbaum Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of Canadian, 1921–1985 Gerda Hnatyshyn Wilf Perreault Cryptic Sign — Red on Red, 1970 Canadian, born 1947 acrylic on canvas Untitled (Horse Parade), 1960 True Colours, 1991 71.8 x 66.4 cm oil on canvas acrylic on canvas Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of 59.5 x 85 cm 152.4 x 152.4 cm the Teitelbaum Family Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of Gerda Hnatyshyn John and Veronica Kutarna Golden Autumn, 1978 oil on canvas Untitled (Horses and Dog Drinking from Slough), Leesa Streifler 60.3 x 76 cm 1968 Canadian, born 1957 Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of oil on canvas Primal, 2012 the Teitelbaum Family 55.8 x 81.5 cm acrylic on canvas Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of 137 x 183.5 cm Green Chorus, 1978 Gerda Hnatyshyn Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of oil on canvas the artist 60.8 x 76 cm Russell Yuristy Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of Canadian, born 1936 Jack Sures the Teitelbaum Family Which Came First, 1971 Canadian, born 1934 ink, mixed media on paper Down the Garden Path, 1975 RSVP, 1966 58 x 73 cm ink on paper oil on canvas Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of 65.2 x 47.6 cm 70.6 x 60.8 cm Susan Whitney Art Appraisals Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of Jack Sures and Cara Gay Driscoll the Teitelbaum Family

Jack’s Clay History et al., 1984 Two Star Black, 1964 graphite on paper oil on canvas 77.2 x 118 cm 76.5 x 61.2 cm Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of Jack Sures and Cara Gay Driscoll the Teitelbaum Family

The Door, 1987 / 2011 David Thauberger sprayed engobe, stoneware tiles Canadian, born 1948 228 x 202 x 6.5 cm Salmon Run, 1973 Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of acrylic on canvas Jack Sures and Cara Gay Driscoll 183 x 251.2 cm Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of Untitled, 1976 Veronica and David Thauberger glaze, engobe, stoneware tiles 84.8 x 66 x 66 cm Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, gift of Jack Sures and Cara Gay Driscoll

20 Works on Loan Mendel Art Gallery Southern Alberta Art Gallery (co- organized with the MacKenzie Art : Back Talk (Works 1983–2009). Canadian War Museum Exhibited at the Mendel Art Gallery, April 15 to Gallery) June 12, 2011; Mount Saint Vincent University Transformations — A. Y. Jackson and Otto Dix. Art Gallery, Halifax, January 14 to March Amalie Atkins: we live on the edge of disaster Exhibited at the Glenbow Museum, , 11, 2012; Confederation Centre Art Gallery, and imagine we are in a musical September 7, 2013 to January 12, 2014; , June 9 to October 7, 2012; Exhibited at the Southern Alberta Art Gallery, Canadian War Museum, , April 10 to Art Gallery, Thunder Bay, June Lethbridge, December 6, 2014 to February 1, September 21, 2014. 7 to September 8, 2013 ; Plug In Institute of 2015. Contemporary Art, Winnipeg, September 27, Otto Dix (German, 1897–1969) 2014 to January 18, 2015; and Moose Jaw Amalie Atkins, (Canadian, born 1975) War Scene, 1917 Museum & Art Gallery, September 12, 2015 to Scenes from a Secret World, 2009 January 2, 2016.

Mendel Art Gallery (co-organized Ruth Cuthand (Canadian, born 1954) Vancouver Art Gallery, Robert with the MacKenzie Art Gallery) Living Post-Oka Kind of Woman, 1990 Trading: Typhoid Fever, 2008 McLaughlin Gallery, and Art Gallery David Thauberger: Road Trips & Other Trading: Bubonic Plague, 2008 of Greater Victoria Diversions Trading: Measles, 2008 Trading: Small Pox, 2008 Exhibited at the Mendel Art Gallery, April 11 Jock Macdonald: Evolving Form Trading: Chicken Pox, 2008 to June 15, 2014; Art Gallery of Windsor, June Exhibited at the Vancouver Art Gallery, October Trading: Whooping Cough, 2008 28 to September 21, 2014; MacKenzie Art 18, 2014 to January 4, 2015; Robert McLaughlin Gallery, May 2 to August 30, 2015; Glenbow Gallery, Oshawa, February 3 to May 24, 2015; Museum, Calgary, October 27, 2015 to January and Art Gallery of Greater Victoria, June 12 to 31, 2016; and Confederation Centre Art Gallery, September 7, 2015. Charlottetown, March 5 to June 6, 2016. Moose Jaw Museum and Art Gallery J.W.G. Macdonald, (Canadian, 1897–1960) Robert David Symons: Countryman. Exhibited at Ann Harbuz, (Canadian, 1908–1989) Fugitive Articulation, 1959 Across the Country of Saskatchewan, 1981 the Moose Jaw Museum and Art Gallery, Moose Jaw, September 19, 2013 to January 5, 2014; Art Molly Lenhardt, (Canadian, 1920–1995) Gallery of Swift Current, Swift Current, March 1 An Artist and his Dreams, 1985 to April 27, 2014.

David Thauberger, (Canadian, born 1948) Robert David Symons (Canadian [English], A Volkswagen Piece, 1974 1898–1973) Black Velvet Bunnies, 1977 Prairie Trail, 1965 Dream Home (Ethnic Version), 1980 Sparrows, no date Eclipse, 1984 Icon, 1981 National Museum of the American Long Haul, 2000 Shirt Study, 1974 Indian, Smithsonian Institution and Some Acid Rain, 1985 the Art Gallery of Tarzan Print, 1977 Untitled (Cauliflower & Boxing Trunks), 1971 Before and After the Horizon: Anishinaabe Velvet Bunnies, 1977 Artists of the Great Lakes. Exhibited at the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian, New York, August 10, 2013 to June 15, 2014; , , July 26 to November 25, 2014.

Wally Dion (Canadian, born 1976) Thunderbird, 2008

21 Skeena Reece Touch Me

Image: Skeena Reece, Touch Me, 2013 (stills), video, 13:40 min, artist’s proof 1 of 2, MacKenzie Art Gallery, University of Regina Collection, 2014, purchased with the financial support of the Canada Council for the Arts Acquisition Assistance Program. Image: courtesy of the artist.

Skeena Reece, Touch Me

The MacKenzie is pleased to have acquired Touch Me, a video Garneau. Purchased in November 2014, Touch Me is an important by multidisciplinary artist Skeena Reece, who is of Métis/Cree acquisition for the MacKenzie; offering a meditation on women’s and Tsimshian/Gitksan descent. Her work and performances experiences as witnesses to the legacy of residential schools. have been shown in numerous exhibitions both nationally and Known for her provocative performances addressing race, internationally, including: the 17th Biennale of Sydney, Australia culture, and politics, Reece claims a space to engage audiences in (2010); Witnesses: Art and Canada’s Indian Residential Schools what she describes as a “meaningful and straightforward way.” (2013); and the nationally touring group exhibition Beat Nation: Art, Hip Hop and Aboriginal Culture which was circulated by Touch Me is an edition of one with two artist’s proofs. The the Vancouver Art Gallery (2012–2014) and was mounted at the original edition was purchased by the Morris and Helen Belkin MacKenzie Art Gallery from July to September 2014. Reece is the Art Gallery. It is the first work by Reece to enter the collection, founder of the Native Youth Artists Collective, a member of the and joins major installation pieces by First Nations artists Robert Beat Nation Live collective, and was the recipient of the 2012 BC Houle, Ron Noganosh, Bob Boyer, , Edward Creative Achievement Award for First Nations Art and the 2014 Poitras and Dana Claxton, among others. VIVA Award from the Jack and Doris Shadbolt Foundation. This purchase was made possible with the financial support of Touch Me was included as part of the Moving Forward, Never the Canada Council for the Arts Acquisition Assistance Program. Forgetting exhibition, co-curated by Michelle LaVallee and David 22 AND VOLUNTEERS MEMBERS Art in Bloom 2014

On May 8 and 9, 2014, the MacKenzie Gallery Bloom is the principal fundraiser held by the Volunteers (MGV) hosted a particularly MacKenzie Gallery Volunteers, and takes place enchanting fundraiser featuring a colourful on a biennial basis. Funds raised at this sold spray of fresh floral arrangements, fashion out event went towards ensuring ongoing and fine art. Presented by Sask Power and support for the MacKenzie Art Gallery’s public supported by Harvard Western Insurance, Art In programming and exhibitions. The MacKenzie Bloom turned to works of art from the Gallery’s is grateful to our partners, Saskatchewan permanent collection to provide inspiration for Fashion Week, along with presenter SaskPower spectacular floral interpretations on display and, of course, our ever-generous supporters. and one-of-a-kind fashion over this two day “Art In Bloom raised over $20,000 to support event. The arrangements were a beautiful the MacKenzie’s art education programs,” says accompaniment to the corresponding Lynn Tomkins, MGV President. “We drew on fashion show, organized by our partners at the whole community to volunteer their design Saskatchewan Fashion Week, as Saskatchewan talents, and more than 400 volunteer hours designers brought these works from the were donated in support of the MacKenzie. It MacKenzie’s collection “to life” through was an outstanding event.” fashion.

This event coincided with the Art In Bloom exhibition showcasing a selection of rarely seen works and recent acquisitions from the MacKenzie Art Gallery’s permanent collection with works by Anthony Thorn, Marc-Aurèle Fortin, Agnes Ivan, Janet Jones, Kenneth Lochhead, John Noestheden, Maija Peeples- Bright, Bart Pragnell, Sandy Skoglund, and Tim Whiten. The Art In Bloom Lunch & Fashion Show offered an exceptional dining experience with floral “tablescapes” created by individuals and businesses from the community. Art In

23 Art in Bloom fashion show. Photo: Scott Goodwill 24 MEMBERS Alda Bouvier Violet Cooke Larry & Wynne Edwards Gail Bowen Adrienne Cottrell Charles & Sharon Eisbrenner Jeffie Anderson Elizabeth Brandsgard June Covey Shannon Ell Suzanne Abdulla Ken Bray John Cowan Margo Embury Mary Lou Ackerman Thomas Bredohl & David & Donna Cowley Tamara Emsley Diana Adams Elizabeth Toporowski Bob Croft P. Erhardt Winston Adams & Lesley Wendy Brhelle Nancy E. Croll Lynne Erickson Adams Elaine Britton June Crowe Carolyn Fay Eros Ruth Adema Anita Brockman Barrie & Edie Cubbon David & Sharol Evans Regina Akok Leah Brodie Joanne Cunningham Lori Evert Linda Alberts Paulette Brooks Philip Curry Dave & Susan Exner Ken & Gwen Alecxe Bonnie Brossart Lori Dahlgren Dolores H. Fehr Joanna Alexander Donna M. Brown Judith Dalgleish Bernard Flaman Wendy Allard & Earl Bean Marion Brown Deryl Dangstorp & David M. Flaman Michelle Allard-Johnson Lisa Brownstone Laurie Nenson Barbara Flaten-Orr John & Donna Alport Maureen Buhlmann Francine D’Aoust & Norma Flory Mary Arpin Marlene Buitenhuis Norm Pantel Carol Fluter Tammie Ashton-Morrison Barbara Bulat Owen Dargatz Guy R. Fortier Isabel Azzopardi Mo Bundon & Michelle Carr John A. Davies Darren Foster Denise Babcock Rosemarie Burgess Dan & Barbara de Vlieger Aaron & Lenore Fox Marjorie Badham Claudia Burke Phoebe DeCiman Jean Freeman Amanda Baker Debra Burnett Mary Degelman Kelly Froehlich James P. Baker Elaine Burnett Maurice & Jan Delage Deb Froh Margaret Baker Robert Byers Tami Denomie Roger & Lois Fry David & Gail Bamford Anne Campbell Ella E. Denzin Merle & Hans Gaastra Duane & Winnifred Barber Roger Carriere Michel Desgagne Lin Gallagher Dawn M. Barker Janice Carter Diane Dickson Dympna Gallet Gord Barnes Carol Casswell Bryan Dimen & Melody Olson Gail Garden Barbara Barootes Joseph Chabros Jo-Anne DiStasi Carol Gardner Sandra Barrie Vera Chadwick Barbara-Lynn Dixon Dennis Garreck Brian Barrington - Foote Lynn Channing Chris & Florence Dizy Ronald Gates & Sherri Cybulski Mary & Cliff Baylak William & Ellen Chapco John Dizy Evelynn Gaucher Rebecca Bayliss Thomas Chase Margaret Docherty Connie Gault Lynne Bayne Karen Cherry Valda Dohlen Mary Gibson Betty Beaglehole Stephen Choboter Murray & Debby Dollard Rose Marie Gilks Dale & Johanne Beck Deb & Ron Christie Isabel Dolman Vicky Gillies Marilyn Belhumeur Andy Churku Joan Ann Dolter & Marnie Gladwell Michael Bell Laurie Clark Dennis Massel Donna E. Glarvin Judi Bellamy & Harry & Fran Clarke Heather Dootoff Lori Glauser Don Modderman Sandra Clarke Marjorie Douglas Elizabeth Glendinning Betty Bennett Sarina & Sheldon Clarke Eve Dowie Glendine Gogel Albert Benoit Neutral Ground Terry Downie Sandra Goodman-Chartier Lorraine Bethell Mr. Dominique Clincke Peggy Drake Lois Griffin Carol Bevis Fred Clipsham Ken Duczek Shaun Grundle Margaret Biffin James Clow Joan Dudley Betty Perrin Rani Bilku Heather Collins & Paulette Dull John Haas & Carolyn McBean Bill Bolstad Hugh Gabruch Terrie Dunand Heather Hadjistavropoulos Shirley Bonic Eileen Condon Joanne Durst Brigitte Hagues Irene Boss Dianne Conlon Liz Dusyk Herb & Fran Haidl Jessica Bouvet Leah Conteh Donna Dyck Ruby Hales

25 David Halvorsen Jan Joel Roger Lepage & Doug & Shanna McNair Michael Hamann & Joan Johns Sylvie Bergeron Kathy McNutt James McNinch Val Johnson Louise Levesque Susan Menhart Melanie Hankewich Don & Bonnie Johnston Cynie Lewin Shirley Meredith James Hanna Donalda Jones Gordon Lewis & Janet Blair John & Joanne Messer Elaine Hannah Graham Jordan Jackie Lindenbach Diana Milenkovic Stephen & Lucia Harold Jerry Jordan & Scott Livingstone David & Anne Millar Carol Harrand Ielene Chamberlin Eleanor C. Long & Bill Long Margaret & Robert Millar Carla Harris Carolyn Joyce Judy Longpré Iris Miller Dennis & Shirley Harris Angus & Devona Juckes Dale Lowe & Shirley Young Bryant Dennis R.G. Harvey Vicky Kangles Loraine Lysak Linda Miller-Wenman Frances M. Haug Kiran Kashyap Adrienne Lyster Denise Mirva Mark Hawley Elizabeth Kazymyra Kerry MacDonald & Graeme Mitchell Maureen Hawley Kinda Kealy & David Howland Margaret Hnidy Sue Mitchell Darlene Hay Gayle Keple John & Jean Macfarlane Suzanne Mitten Richard & Dorothy Hazel Kimberly Kiel Karen MacFarlane Valerie Moker Judy Heaps Anthony Kiendl & Joane Bristol Ken & Patricia MacKay Rachelle Mondor Smith Elizabeth Heidt Patti Kindred Hugh & Lois MacKenzie Susan Moore & Mark Novak Audrey Henderson Carol Klassen Randy Mackrill Dianne Morgan Virginia Hendrickson Sherry Klatt Nancy MacLean Jeremy Morgan & Garth & Donna Herbert Maureen Knight Amber MacLeod Eleanor Cardoza Shirley Higgs Maureen Kolot Aura Lee & Melissa Morgan Ian & Elaine Hill Kathy Kontsiotis Murdoch MacPherson Claude Morin Donald & Nancy Hipperson Arie & Leanna Korevaar E. Magee Diane Morris Gayl Hipperson Linda Kort Marian Maier A & M Morrissette Gordon & Rhonda Hipperson Nadege Koskamp & Barry Malesh Janice Moser Violet Hobbs Colin Stevenon Penny & Ted Malone Jason Moser Elizabeth Hoffart Sharon Kozak Jody Mario Michelle Mougeot Louise Hoffert Donald & Claire Kramer M. Marsh John Mowbray & Velma Hoffman Gerald Kraus & Susan Whitney Gwen Marte Kerrie Strathy Carma Holmes Lana Krogan Nancy Martin Bettylynn Mueller Marcia Holmes Joan Kruger Nancy McBean Pat & Marx Mulatz Rita Holowenko Dale & Cathie Kryzanowski Bonnie McBride Valerie Mulholland Angie Holstein Bev Kulack Peggy McCollough Caitlin Mullan Caron & Elaine Hopfner Kelly Kummerfield Donna McCudden Dianne Munro Dave & Mary Hornung Arlene Kuntz David & Barbara McCutcheon Rick & Gail Murton Della Howe Deborah Kupchanko Sylvia McDonald Barb Nagy Lorrie Howe Francine Kurk Allan & Shelley McDougall Sailaja Nair Alice & Jack Huber Kristin Kutarna Gates Don & Jill McDougall Patricia Nakrieko Jolaine Huber Larry & Elva Kyle Marilyn McEwen Gordon & Diane Neill Jennifer Hubick Donald Lang Robert & Pat McEwen Marilyn Nelson Dion & Rebecca Huel Maurice Laprairie Phyllis McGinn Vern Neuls Carmen Humble Karen Lautsch Josie McGuire Jane Newton Joan Humphries Lorraine Lawrence David L. McIntyre Roberta Nichol Jeff Huntington Kay Lawton Cori Lynn McIvor Lizabeth Nicholls & Larry Jackson Blaine & Beryl Ledingham Terence & Sheila McKague William Asikinack Anita Jadischke Diana Lee Shirley McKay Stan Nichols Lynn Jaworski Marilyn I. Lee Susan McKay Nicky Niedermayer Beverly Jay Joyce A. Leier Katrine McKenzie Brenda Niskala & Denise Jenkins-Folstad James Leong Judith McLennan Stewart Klyne

26 Kathryn Nogue Regina Hotel Association Steve Karch & Gerri Ann Siwek Laraine Tremblay Gerald & Vivian Norbraten Carilen Rhor Karl Skierszkan Megan Trenholm Gaynor & Barry Novak Bruce Rice Colin & Mae Smith Stephen Trott & Jan Purnis Tim Novak Kathryn Ricketts & Janis Smith & Don Tingle Wayne Tunison & Julia Krueger Angela Nunweiler Paul Henrik Borup-Jorgensen Joy Smith Heather Turnbull Roberta Nyhus Carmen Robertson Karen Smith Sharon Turner Marla Ogrady Marian Robertson Linda Smith Larrissa Tusa Ron Okumura Douglas Roe Isaac & Kathryn Sneath Rod Tyler & Janice Olinik Shirley Roettger Jodi Sobool Mary Ann Czekanski Evan Olson Amy Roher Antonini David & Sharon Solheim Bev Tyminski Frances Olson Dr. Alan S. Ross Evelyn Somers Adeline Ullrich Pamela Olson Harriet Ross Michele Sorensen & Robert Ursan & Jane Ursan Arthur & Mary Opseth Jim Ross Valerie Triggs William Vancise & Dale Orban Joan M Roy Vic & Irene Sotropa Sybile Tremblay Joan Osborne Sylvie Roy Jocelyn Souliere & Norm Beug Judy Verbeke Beverly O’Shea Susan Russell Chitra Sridhar Twyla Virtue Frank & Maureen Ottenbreit Judy Ryan Ticia Starkes-Heward & Jeanie Wagner Martha & Ralph Ottenbreit Eileen Sahulka Jamie Heward Candyce & Norm Waitley Farrah Ovans Luis Salgado & Rae Staseson Brenda Wallace Patti Pacholek Sandra Bassendowski Robert & Kathy Stedwill Mary & Duncan Wallace Karen Page & Don Chatwin Benjamin & Johanna Salloum Mark & Janice Stefan Flora Waller Daniel Paquet Carolyn Salloum Chris Stephens Leslie & Shirley Warden Susan Parkin Noel Sandomirsky Jocelyn Stephenson Debra Wardle Mina Patel Peggy Sarada Karen Stephenson Darlene B. Ware-Kujawa Alexander & Linda Paul Pat Sargent Jacquie Stewart Merv & Cathy Warner Robert & Meta Perry Victor Sawa Dietlind Stice Dwight Watson Ann Phillips Jackie Schmidt Kathy Stokes Robert & Brenda Watson Garth & Gloria Pickard Renee Schmidt Ellen Story Pegg Lorraine Weidner Bruce Plouffe Becki Schultz Janice Stratychuk Denise Werker Paul & Eleanor Podl Bruce & Angela Schultz Sandra Stretten Rhonda Wheatley Marilyn Pollock Evie Schultz Elizabeth Strom Hazel Whippler Deborah Potter Laurie Schulz Dr. Robin Swales Gayle White Mary-Jane Potvin Cecile Schwartz Nancy Talsness Hordern Irene White Stephen Powell & Pam Klein Diane Secoy Smith Bill & Gaye Taylor Ruth Whitmore Dan Pradinuk Jan Seibel & David Pattison Ruth Taylor John & Susan Whittick Joan Pratt Juliana Sembaluk Patricia Taylor Barootes John & Tessa Whyte Scott & Roxane Priddell Ken & Bette Sexton Beth Teskey Gordon Wicijowski Francine Proulx-Kenzle Ravibala Shah Waunie Thompson Susan Wiebe Don Pulfer Fakhra Shahid Jill Thornton & Kevin O’Dell Margaret Wigmore Gordon & Marlene Pullar Jeanne Shami Claire Thorseth Elvis & Louise Wilk Heather Quale & Elora Shandler Bravo Tango Stewart & Marianne Wilkinson Wayne Goranson Naomi Shanks Joan and Terry Toharsky Virginia Wilkinson Trevor & Norma Quinn Lorraine Shaw Leigh Tomilin James Williams Faye Rafter Dr. Jacqui Shumiatcher Lynn & Jim Tomkins Greg & Barbara Willows Beti Randall Barb Siebert Sheila Tooke Els Wilms Tom & Joyce Ray Colleen Silverthorn E. Toupich Caron Wilson Bob & Lee Rea Garry & Sheryl Simons Melva Towne Susan Winter W.F. & Fran Ready Linda Sinclair Maria Trebuss Alex & Anita Wlodarczyk Gary & Laura Redhead Patricia Sinclair Carol Tremblay Brenda Wolf

27 Sherry Wolf Dr. Tom Chase Frances Olson Gerri Wood Fran Clarke Tiffany Olson Flo Woods Heather Collins Mary Opseth Lena Woolley June Crowe Beverly O’Shea Linda Wright Edie Cubbon Maureen Ottenbreit Wendy Wright Cara De Gennaro Anne Parker Rose Wynnyk Dale Delainey Randy Pearson Steve & Moira Yang Ella Denzin Robert Perry Geoff Yates & Kim Korven Isabel Dolman Mary Jane Potvin Thelfa Yee-Toi Lenore Fox Cicely Pritchard Joanne Yeo Lois Fry Norma Quinn Elaine Yeomans Dympna Gallet Fran Ready Daryle Young Vicky Gillies Carolyn Salloum Wynne Young Anabella Graham Johanna Salloum M. Younghusband Lois Griffin Pat Sargent Jim & Kim Zacaruk Linda Guest Juliana Sembaluk Bernard & Rosalie Zagorin Michelle Hatzel Jack Severson Greg & Maida Zederayko Maureen Hawley Gerri Ann Siwek Frances & Donald Zerr Virginia Hendrickson Maja Starović Barbara Ziolkowski Shirley Higgs Rae Staseson Brenda Ziolkowski Gayl Hipperson Robert Stedwill Nancy Hipperson Kathy Stedwill LIFE MEMBERS Mary Hornung Dietlind Stice Alice Huber Janice Stratychuk All living artists with a work Joan Humphries Ben Tingley of art in the Permanent Denise Jenkins- Lynn Tomkins Collection are Life Members of Folstad Crystal Tourney the MacKenzie Art Gallery. Gayle Keple Melva Towne Pam Klein Carol Tremblay VOLUNTEERS Amelia Klinger Ashley Tuchscherer Maureen Knight Adeline Ullrich Linda Alberts Andrea Kowalchuck Andrea Wagner Mary Arpin Katherine Lawton Margaret Wakeling Catherine Arthur- Beryl Ledingham Brenda Wallace Macdonald Marilyn I. Lee Shirley Warden Beth Babcock Loraine Lysak Debra Wardle Marjorie Badham Joshua MacFadden Brenda Watson Amanda Baker Lois MacKenzie Tessa Whyte Charlene Balion Amber MacLeod Jennee Woolston Nancy Barber Christine McConnell Thelfa Yee-Toi Mary Baylak Sylvia McDonald Kim Zacaruk Elayne Bennett Fox Shanna McNair Rani Bilkhu Jacquie Messer- Shirley Bonic Lepage Irene Boss Karastin Michalycia Rosemarie Burgess Laurie Nenson Leona Burkhart Yvonne Niegas Robert Byers Vivian Norbraten Anne Campbell Michael Olinik

28 COMMUNITY

SUPPORT 2014 MacKenzie Gala

On October 24, 2014, the lofty atrium of the T.C. Kimmball, Natalia Kulichenko, MacKenzie Art Gallery, Douglas Building was transformed into a dream Namerind Housing Corporation, Laurie Nenson, NWL space for our signature fundraising event – the Contemporary Dresses, Oliv Tasting Room, Oliver’s MacKenzie Art Gallery’s Annual Gala. Guests Mens Wear, Cindy Kurster Orbin, Phoenix Group, enjoyed gourmet hors d’oeuvres, libations, live Radisson Hotel Saskatchewan & Heather Salloum, entertainment, wonderful artworks – and each Carolyn Salloum, Sova Design Millinery, and The other’s company as they encountered new friends Willow on Wascana. Our raffle prizes were donated and old. Other highlights of the evening included a by the Gallery Shop, the MacKenzie Art Gallery Board spectacular silk dancing performance by New Dance of Trustees, and Olson Goldsmiths. The MacKenzie Horizons’ Robin Poitras, and a theatrically lit fabric Art Gallery is very grateful for the always generous installation by artist Gary Edwards which hovered support of our donors and volunteers. We can’t wait over the ebullient crowd. Donations of artworks for to see everyone again next year! the live auction were very kindly provided by artists Sarah Abbott, MeSarah Abbott, Melody Armstrong, Dana Claxton, Darlene Hay, Sheila Kernan, Marie Lanoo, Wee Lee, Angela Morgan, Alison Norlen, Terry Osborne, Jason Robins, Brandon Sieber, Barry Weiss, and Frances Werry.

The evening was, as usual, a rousing success, raising funds for the MacKenzie Art Gallery, and its exhibitions and programs. The event was generously supported by Bill and Gaye Taylor. This year’s silent auction featured generous donations from Jason Robins, Crave Kitchen + Wine Bar, CTV Regina, Dean Renwick Design Studio, En Vogue Day Spa & Gift Studio, Globe Theatre Tickets, Ashley Kasdorff, Jay

29 MacKenzie Gala 2014 Photos: Scott Goodwill 30 DONORS Byron & Frances Werry Dave & Joann Pettigrew Ruth Whitmore Ann Phillips DONATION OF ART - PERMANENT Bernard & Rosalie Zagorin Phoenix Advertising Group Stephen Powell & Pam Klein COLLECTION PATRON $1,000 - $1,999 Brandon Seiber Merv & Cathy Warner KC Adams Cadillac Fairview Corporation Ltd. Sarah Abbott James & Barbara Ellemers Melody Armstrong ASSOCIATE $300 - $499 Gerda Hnatyshyn Randy & Janice Beattie Wanda Koop Jan M. Campbell Amanda Baker John & Monica Kurtz Terry Downie John & Veronica Kutarna Lyn Goldman Lois Griffin Aura Lee & Murdoch MacPherson Bernie Gross & Jackie Hall Eleanor C. Long and Bill Long Leslie MacPherson Caron & Elaine Hopfner Benjamin & Johanna Salloum Richard Prince Barbara Keirnes-Young Rae Staseson Susan Shantz Ross & Susan Keith Mark & Janice Stefan Leesa Streifler Sheila Kernan Sova Design Millinery Jack Sures & Cara Gay Driscoll Dorothy Knowles Jack Sures David & Veronica Thauberger Larry & Elva Kyle Anonymous (2) Byron & Frances Werry Joshua MacFadden & Jasmine Hawken MacPherson Leslie Tyerman LLP. June Whitney SPONSOR $100 - $299 Susan Whitney Angela Morgan Susan Whitney Art Appraisals Jeremy Morgan & Eleanor Cardoza Gerald & Vivian Norbraten Sylvia & Vince Aitken Teitelbaum Family Assiniboia Gallery Anonymous Terrence Osborne Anne Parker Marjorie Badham Taylor Automotive Group Barbara Barootes PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE $2,000+ David & Veronica Thauberger Mary & Cliff Baylak Lynn & Jim Tomkins Lynne Bayne BMO Bank of Montreal University of Regina Cameron & Dongyan Blachford Drs. Lewis & Elisabeth Brandt Andrea Wagner & Don Hall Bravo Tango Cadillac Fairview Susan Whitney & Gerald Kraus Ben & Leah Brodie Dana Claxton Alex Brown Deryl Dangstorp & Laurie Nenson Rosemarie Burgess BENEFACTOR $500 - $999 Neil G. Devitt & Lynn Crook Bob & Jean Cameron Greystone Managed Investments Inc. Marion Chase Victor Cicansky Darlene Hay Clean Brite Harry & Fran Clarke Donald & Nancy Hipperson Fred Clipsham Maurice & Jan Delage Donald & Claire Kramer Foundation Nancy E. Croll Ken & Judy Fawcett Kramer Ltd. Ella E. Denzin Elizabeth Heidt Wee Lee Eve Dowie Doug & Cindy Johnson Robert & Meta Perry Lloyd Dubois Harold & Jean Mackay Ann & Roger Phillips Foundation Terrie Dunand Robert & Pat McEwen Jason Robins Charles & Sharon Eisbrenner Doug & Shanna McNair Ken & Bette Sexton Margo Embury Merchant Law Group Dr. Jacqui Shumiatcher Aaron & Lenore Fox Dr. Jack & Mary-Jean Mollard Bill & Gaye Taylor Merle & Hans Gaastra Stan Nichols Maria Trebuss Dympna Gallet Alison Norlen Barry Weiss Dale Gareau David Anderson & Donalda Parker Vilma Hammond & Laurie Hammond

31 Frances M. Haug SUPPORTER $99 AND LESS Lani Gellner Shirley Higgs Bonnie Gilmour Lara Hubenig John & Donna Alport Ralph Goodale & Pamela Kendel-Goodale Angus & Devona Juckes Gesa & Bob Arscott Pat Grayston Steve Karch & Gerri Ann Siwek Matthew & Danielle Badger Handcrafted Home Comforts Just for You Anthony Kiendl & Joane Bristol David & Gail Bamford R.G. Harvey Judy Kosloski Jason Leo Bantle Maureen Hawley Natalia Kulichenko Duane & Winnifred Barber Shelley Hayden Kama J. Leier Marlys Bateman Megan J. Hazel Jackie Lindenbach Brian Beck Dwight Heinrichs Alex MacDonald & Catherine Elayne Bennett Fox Garth & Donna Herbert Arthur MacDonald Lorraine Bethell Ian & Elaine Hill Ken & Patricia MacKay Irene Boss Mrs. Alma Hillis Randy Mackrill Brown Communications Louise Hoffert Amber MacLeod Capital Claims Adjusters Barbara Hogan B.W. MacLowich Covet Designs Patricia Holdsworth E. Magee Anita Brockman Rosalie Holmes George Maier Gail Carlson Hotel Saskatchewan Radisson Plaza Allan & Shelley McDougall William & Ellen Chapco HSBC Bank Canada Rachel Mielke David Christopherson Sue Hunchuk Marilyn Nelson City of Regina R. Bradley & Michelle Hunter Dessirrie Plewis Violet Cooke Justin Inkson W.F. & Fran Ready Bob Croft David Innes Lisa Reico Laura Crossman Patricia Yarc Ivey Carmen Robertson June Crowe Petra Janssen Roland Daum Orest-Gray Jay Savaria Public Relations John A. Davies Carol Jensen Diane Secoy Smith Deb Vereschagin Pottery Kristina Johnson Colin & Mae Smith Jonathon Di’Stasi Vicky Kangles Brenda Smith Barbara-Lynn Dixon Karina Developments Ltd. Socio-Tech Consulting Servies Kim Doerksen Bailey Kasko Dietlind Stice Kay Doxilly Erin Kembel Sandra Stretten Patricia Duchak Brian Kenny Barry and Lori Stricker Tara Duckworth Tyler Kilkenny Martin Tagseth Joan Dudley Alexandra King Sandra Thatcher Rob & Paula Duguid Sheila Krivoshein E. Toupich Tori Dundas Yvonne Kydd Melva Towne Joanne Durst Valinda Lawson Adeline Ullrich Lois Dusyk Marilyn Lee Robert & Brenda Watson Marlene & Shaun Dyck Jeff Linner Denise Werker E. Christine Fraser Pottery Dr. Brenda Beckman-Long & Timothy Long John & Susan Whittick Carolyn Fay Eros John & Jean Macfarlane John & Tessa Whyte Dave Espeseth Kristin MacPherson Gordon Wicijowski Charley Farrero Mel Malinowski Margaret Wigmore Louisa Ferguson Catherine Ann Marr Ted C. Zarzeczny & Tracey Bakkeli Laura Forrester Tracy Martell Anonymous (8) Darren Foster David Matthews Michelle Frischholz Kirsten Matthies Tara Garratt Jennifer Matotek

32 Sylvia McDonald Trogi Foods David & Marlene Rodie Don & Jill McDougall Judy Tryon Beatrice Struthers Rich & Bernadette McIntyre Ted Uchacz Melva Towne Kate McKinley William Vancise & Sybile Tremblay Eunice Wilkie Anne McLellan Judy Verbeke Islay Wiska Carolynn Meginbir Jeanie Wagner D.T. & F.M. Woolley Donald Meikle Susan Waldal Anonymous (4) Jacqueline Messer-Lepage Laurie Walton Betty Moore Kathleen Wandler IN MEMORY OF STUART & Morneau Shepell Darlene B. Ware-Kujawa JOCELYN MCINTYRE Andrea Mulholland Winniefred Warren Greg & Lorrie Murphy David and Catherine J. Webb David & Catherine J. Webb Gordon & Diane Neill Zane Wilcox Verne Nelson Eunice Wilkie IN MEMORY OF STAN NICHOLS Jim & Jackie Nodge Judy Wilkinson Roberta Nyhus Islay Wiska Don & Jill McDougall Beverly O’Shea Women on the Go Tours Bonnie Schaffer Erin Patrick Williams D.T. and F.M. Woolley Alexander & Linda Paul Lena Woolley Erin Pell Linda Wright IN MEMORY OF JOHN NUGENT Anne Plettenberg Thelfa Yee-Toi Deborah Potter Elaine Yeomans Socio-Tech Consulting Servies Trevor & Norma Quinn Zach Dietrich & Wendy Parsons Morneau Shepell Christine Ramsay Bernard Zaharik Barry & Lori Stricker Ken Rasmussen Greg & Maida Zederayko Regina Folk Festival Frances & Donald Zerr IN MEMORY OF SANDI PERREAULT Regina Regional Opportunities Anonymous (10) Commission Anonymous David and Marlene Rodie IN MEMORIAM Judy Russell Doan IN MEMORY OF ANTHONY THORN Heather Salloum IN MEMORY OF LUCIA HAROLD Mike Saretsky Donald & Claire Kramer Bonnie Schaffer Colette Schlamp Irene Boss Sisters Stones and Glass Rosalie Holmes IN MEMORY OF RUTH WHITMORE Speers Funeral Chapel Inc. Alex MacDonald & Geordie & Liz Smith Catherine Arthur MacDonald John & Susan Whittick Rochelle E Smith John & Susan Whittick Donald & Claire Kramer David & Sharon Solheim Anonymous Trevor & Norma Quinn Jacquie Stewart Christina Stojanova IN MEMORY OF KENNETH P.R. HODGES Janice Stratychuk CORPORATE SPONSORS Beatrice Struthers Sandra Thatcher John & Louise Sutherland TRANSFORMATIONAL PARTNERS Victoria Swan IN MEMORY OF JOCELYN MCINTYRE Audrey Taylor-Faye $25,000+ The Cookie Lady Patricia Duchak Waunie Thompson Enbridge Pipelines Inc. Mrs. Alma Hillis Greystone Managed Investments Irene Tillusz Marilyn Lee Trixy Links Chainwear Betty Moore

33 GOLD $10,000 – $24,999

Harvard Developments Inc. SaskPower SaskTel

SILVER $5,000 – $9,999

Casino Regina Great West Life, London Life, and Canada Life Harvard Western Insurance SaskEnergy Taylor Automotive Group

BRONZE $1,500 – $4,999

Maaco Collision Repair & Auto Painting Namerind Housing Corporation

CORPORATE SUPPORTER $500 - $999

Slate Fine Art Gallery

IN-KIND SUPPORT

A1 Rent-alls Advantage Sign & Display Beam Global Spirits Beautiful Beginnings Brown Communications Group Crave Kitchen + Wine Bar Deloitte Great Western Impact Printers Lexcom Mark Anthony Brands Play Creative Pro AV Susan Whitney Art Appraisals Inc University Club & Catering

MEDIA PARTNERS

91.3 CJTR CTV Leader-Post Prairie Dog Rawlco Radio

34 MacKenzie Insider Dinner Series with Wilf Perreault. Photo: Leah Brodie OF TRUSTEES AND STAFF BOARD BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Members Governance Committee Amanda Baker Robert Byers Robert Byers Josh MacFadden Dr. Tom Chase Dawn Martin Pam Klein Jacquie Messer-Lepage Josh MacFadden – President Anne Parker (Chair) Shanna McNair Jacquie Messer-Lepage Nominating Committee Anne Parker Josh MacFadden Robert Perry – Vice President Shanna McNair Johanna Salloum Bob Perry Ben Tingley Andrea Wagner (Chair) Dr. Lynn Tomkins Gerri Ann Siwek Rae Staseson Permanent Collection Advisory Andrea Wagner – Past President Committee Anthony Kiendl (Chair) Audit & Finance Committee Jeannie Mah Amanda Baker Rae Staseson Doug Johnson David Thauberger Shanna McNair (Chair) Mark Vajcner Bob Perry Ben Tingley

35 Photo: Don Hall Administration Development & Communications Rita Schuck Anthony Kiendl, Executive Director & CEO Leah Brodie, Director of Development & Georgina Sobcshyshyn Jeremy Morgan, Executive Director Communications Gerry Thompson (to May 16, 2015) Brittany Krivoshein, Development Associate Jackie Lindenbach, Director of Finance & Amber Wilkie, Marketing Coordinator (to Gallery Shop Clerks, Gallery Operations December 19, 2014) Facilitators, Term Employees and Caitlin Mullan, Executive Assistant Cydney Frank, Communications Assistant Shane Grand, Accountant Lindsay Demchuk, Marketing and Community Summer Students Relations Assistant (to November 3, 2014) Skyler Anderson, Jessica Bastiaanse, Roger Curatorial Christy Ross, Events & Rentals Coordinator Bayerle, Mia Bell, Brad Bellegarde, Michael Binzer, Michael Buehler, Lynn Carter, Kelcie Timothy Long, Head Curator Lynn Carter, Administrative Assistant – DeWildt, Sonia Griffiths, Kayla Gelowitz, Michelle LaVallee, Associate Curator Development & Communications Alannah Gilmour, Erika Folnovic, Michael Bruce Anderson, Collections Manager Hamann, Alexa Heenan, Amy Koskie, Riley Marie Olinik, Administrative Assistant – Gallery Shop Kulscar, Hally Levesque, Nicole Little, Crystal Curatorial John Peet, Gallery Shop Manager Little, Meensaskshi Manocha, Lydia Miliokas, Brenda Smith, Conservator Michael Fahlman, Gallery Shop Assistant Lacy Morin-Desjarlais, Tessa Piapot-Christopher, Colby Avram, Preparator (to May 30, 2014) Manager Jessica Richter, Melanie Rose, Brendan Schick, Leevon Delorme, Preparator Melissa Strachan, Kayla Schmaus, Eagle Ralph Skanes, Installation Officer MacKenzie Gallery Volunteers Thom, Wyatt Thorseth, Daniel Uhrich, Janine Peter Brass, Assistant Preparator Lynn Carter, Volunteer Coordinator Windolph, Sarah Wood-Gagnon

Education Security Ken Duczek, Gallery Educator – Outreach Marcia Dormuth Nicolle Nugent, Gallery Educator – Community Mel Gramchuk Programs Lorraine Oleskiw Sheri McEachern, Administrative Assistant – Rick Pockett Education 36 SUMMARY Financial Statements Management Responsibility

Management of the MacKenzie Art Gallery is responsible for the integrity of the financial data reported by the Gallery. Copies of the full audited financial statements are available by contacting Jackie Lindenbach, Director of Operations at (306) 584-4250 ext. 4275 or by visiting our website at mackenzieartgallery.ca.

Anthony Kiendl Jackie Lindenbach Executive Director & CEO Director of Operations June 11, 2015 June 11, 2015

37 Report of the Independent Auditor on the Summary Financial Statements

To the Members of MacKenzie Art Gallery Incorporated:

The accompanying summary financial statements, which comprise the summary balance sheet as at March 31, 2015 and the summary statement of revenue and expenses for the year then ended, and a summary of significant accounting policies and other explanatory information, are derived from the audited financial statements of MacKenzie Art Gallery Incorporated for the year ended March 31, 2015. We expressed an unmodified audit opinion on those financial statements in our report dated June 10, 2015. Those financial statements, and the summary financial statements, do not reflect the effects of events that occurred subsequent to the date of our report on those financial statements.

The summary financial statements do not contain all the disclosures required by Canadian accounting standards for not-for-profit organizations. Reading the summary financial statements, therefore, is not a substitute for reading the audited financial statements of MacKenzie Art Gallery Incorporated.

Management’s Responsibility for the Summary Financial Statements Management is responsible for the preparation of a summary of the audited financial statements on the basis described in Note 1.

Auditor’s Responsibility Our responsibility is to express an opinion on the summary financial statements based on our procedures, which were conducted in accordance with Canadian Auditing Standard 810, Engagements to Report on Summary Financial Statements.

Opinion In our opinion, the summary financial statements derived from the audited financial statements of MacKenzie Art Gallery Incorporated for the year ended March 31, 2015 are a fair summary of those financial statements on the basis described in Note 1.

Chartered Professional Accountants

June 10, 2015 Regina, Saskatchewan

38 MacKenzie Art Gallery Statement of Revenues and Expenses For the year ended March 31, 2015 MACKENZIE ART GALLERY SUMMARY STATEMENT OF REVENUES(in CDN & EXPENSESdollars) FOR THE YEAR ENDED MARCH 31, 2015 | IN CDN DOLLARS

March 31, 2015 March 31, 2014

Revenue Operating grants $ 1,422,055 $ 1,422,055 Programming grants 188,573 406,322 Fund raising 431,250 310,089 Earned 346,534 268,875 Gallery shop 97,629 26,225 Other 33,000 35,000 $ 2,519,041 $ 2,468,566

Expenses Administration Salaries and benefits $ 1,522,879 $ 1,470,639 Administrative 181,567 216,530 Amortization 484,544 531,607 2,188,990 2,218,776

Marketing & Development Marketing and communications 92,688 83,339 Development 17,666 11,529 110,354 94,868

Programming Education 78,058 98,816 Exhibitions 290,657 350,076 Outreach program 18,883 18,741 387,598 467,633

Collection Management General 46,990 38,400 Acquisition shipping and appraisal 13,718 14,242 Permanent collection 57,060 62,514 117,768 115,156

$ 2,804,710 $ 2,896,433

Deficiency of revenue over expenses before the following (285,669) (427,867)

Donations of Art 440,605 320,515 Permanent Collection Donations (440,605) (320,515)

Deficiency of revenue over expenses for the year $ (285,669) $ (427,867) 39 MacKenzie Art Gallery Balance Sheet As at March 31, 2015 MACKENZIE ART GALLERY SUMMARY BALANCE SHEET (in CDN dollars) AS AT MARCH 31, 2015 | IN CDN DOLLARS

March 31, 2015 March 31, 2014

Assets Current assets Cash $ 447,560 $ 649,623 Short-term investments 869,782 765,166 Accounts receivable 51,910 12,476 Government remittances receivable 722 5,929 Grants receivable 209,243 79,008 Inventories 113,760 108,211 Prepaid expenses 13,435 6,368 1,706,412 1,626,781

Objects of art 1 1 Capital assets tangible 87,600 547,587 Capital assets intangible 1,571 4,160 Long-term investments 318,706 296,514 407,878 848,262

$ 2,114,290 $ 2,475,043

Liabilities Current liabilities Accounts payable and accrued liabilities $ 368,821 $ 439,530 Deferred revenue 354,408 358,783 723,229 798,313

Equity Unrestricted 35,930 40,433 Externally restricted in long-term investments 50,000 50,000 Internally restricted 1,305,131 1,586,297 1,391,061 1,676,730

$ 2,114,290 $ 2,475,043

1. Basis of preparation The summary financial statements are derived from the audited financial statements for the year ended March 31, 2015 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 is in agreement with the related information in the audited financial 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 Incorporated are available at www.mackenzieartgallery.ca. 40 Images page 41: Installation images of Troy Coulterman: Digital Handshake. Photos: Don Hall. Troy Coulterman: Digital Handshake (September 6, 2014 to January 25, 2015). Troy Coulterman: Digital Handshake was the first major solo exhibition by this Regina-based sculptor. Curated by Michelle LaVallee, Digital Handshake looked at our uncanny relationship to technology, and imagined ways it, and we, might adapt.

Image page 42: Amalie Atkins, Scenes from a Secret World, 2009, single screen installation in black tent, felt, soil, bamboo, filmed on 16 mm film, transferred onto DVD 4:3, 8:04 min. dimensions variable. MacKenzie Art Gallery, University of Regina Collection, 2014, purchased with the financial support of the Canada Council for the Arts Acquisition Assistance Program. Photo: Trevor Hopkin.

41 42 On The Cover: Wilf Perreault, Guiding Light, 2002, acrylic on canvas, 182.8 x 305.3 cm. Collection of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, purchased with funds donated by the Barootes family in honour of Betty Barootes. Photo: Don Hall

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