Top Art Dealers In Saskatoon

With over 40 years of experience, The Gallery/art Placement Inc. combines a commercial fine art gallery with Saskatchewan’s largest art supply store and a specialized framing shop. The team offers a wide range of professional-grade materials and frames original artwork to preservation standards. Customers appreciate the knowledgeable staff and helpful service throughout their visits.

Remai Modern specializes in contemporary and modern art, offering exhibitions and programs that engage diverse audiences with local and international works. Visitors appreciate the welcoming atmosphere, creative opportunities, and the museum’s striking architecture, though some find the collection smaller than expected and the temperature a bit warm.

PAVED Arts supports independent artists working in photography, audio, video, digital, and electronic media through affordable equipment rentals, workshops, and a welcoming creative space. Members appreciate the patient staff and the opportunity to engage with a vibrant community in a cozy gallery setting. Scheduling changes have occasionally required adjustments but are handled thoughtfully.

Focused on showcasing emerging and student artists, Gordon Snelgrove Gallery offers frequently changing exhibitions that highlight creative work from the university community. The space also hosts regular openings with light refreshments, providing a welcoming environment for visitors to connect with artists. Accessibility may be limited for those with mobility challenges.

Certified framing specialists with over 20 years of experience help preserve and showcase personal and business collections at Dandelion Art Framing & Gallery. Alongside custom framing, the gallery features a diverse range of locally made artwork and handcrafted items. Customers appreciate the friendly service and thoughtful design advice, though wait times can vary.

Focused on presenting art that engages with urgent social, political, and cultural issues, the University of Saskatchewan Art Galleries offer a thoughtful mix of historical and contemporary works. Visitors appreciate the accessible, intimate gallery spaces and the opportunity to explore art that encourages open dialogue and reflection.

AKA's creative direction takes into account the intention behind its founding, which was led by a women-led artist collective that created space for experimental practices in Saskatoon. We are only relevant if we can take risks and be agile and responsive in supporting artists' ideas and concepts. AKA recognizes that emerging practices are possible at any point in one's career. We prioritize… more...

AKA's creative direction takes into account the intention behind its founding, which was led by a women-led artist collective that created space for experimental practices in Saskatoon. We are only relevant if we can take risks and be agile and responsive in supporting artists' ideas and concepts. AKA recognizes that emerging practices are possible at any point in one's career. We prioritize flexibility in our relationships with artists. This allows them to take their own path while adapting to the individual artists' needs of support, education, and acquired experiential knowledge. Community is defined as shared ownership, referencing artist-run centers, social responsibility, and the notion that an area can be given meaning and created by its users. We use this foundation to create kinships between artists, communities, and our partners. AKA is dedicated to the ongoing education and transparency required to be an ally and meaningful acts of reconciliation/conciliation.

Art by the River, Saskatoon gives local artists the chance to sell and showcase their work while also giving them the opportunity to share what they know about the art with others. Art by the River, which hosts summer art shows to spread the art lovers to the public, is motivated by the desire to give back to the community. Last year, starting in May we allowed artists to teach art classes at the… more...

Art by the River, Saskatoon gives local artists the chance to sell and showcase their work while also giving them the opportunity to share what they know about the art with others. Art by the River, which hosts summer art shows to spread the art lovers to the public, is motivated by the desire to give back to the community. Last year, starting in May we allowed artists to teach art classes at the skating rink by the river on weekends until the end of the month. These events have allowed many Saskatoon residents to have art in their homes that they bought at our art shows, or made themselves in our classes. Art by the River Saskatoon is a great way to share your love for art and artists with you and your family.

The University of Saskatchewan’s Community Arts and Artisanship Program offers an extensive array of non-degree art classes and workshops in drawing, painting, sculpture, photography, mixed media, metalwork, glass art, and textiles. We are pleased to present this group exhibition of small scale works by nine of the program instructors. These vibrant, beautiful quilts and those who dedicate… more...

The University of Saskatchewan’s Community Arts and Artisanship Program offers an extensive array of non-degree art classes and workshops in drawing, painting, sculpture, photography, mixed media, metalwork, glass art, and textiles. We are pleased to present this group exhibition of small scale works by nine of the program instructors. These vibrant, beautiful quilts and those who dedicate countless hours to their creation remind us of the qualities that continue to sustain us during these challenging times: our endless imagination, patience, resourcefulness, and the desire to share skills, and ideas and build community. The Saskatoon Modern Quilt Guild was established in December.