LadyLady

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This weekend Cindy and David and I have to finish our (really late but still acceptable) entry into the World Telekinesis Competition. In the spirit of intensely serious competition, I must state that our triumvirate of highly-advanced throbbing super-brains will kick your team’s ass.
Last week I went to Calgary for research for Calgary Super Bingo [...]

Lately, I’ve managed to not have any extra time at all. Which I guess isn’t surprising, now that I’ve got 40 less hours a week available for household puttering. This might be interpreted as a partial attempt at an excuse for my negligence (in writing, making, snow shovelling, etc…), if you’ve come here to [...]

So I haven’t been able to help myself from compulsively checking the Saskatchewan Arts Board website for the most recent grant results and jury lists… They got posted yesterday, and you can find them here:
SAB Grant Results

I had a really good time at AKA’s auction on Friday night. I lucked out and snagged Todd Gronsdahl’s drawing of riversdale volunteer firefighters. David Garneau got my picture of Doug; it was one of the first few things to get picked. Little Pictures Arts Preserve (on the corner of B and [...]

Mendel Board Announces Resignation of Executive Director Terry Graff

SDN has put out a call for new board members before their AGM on November 7. They really need help.
The festival isn’t run by gnomes (although this would be awesome); it’s run by a terrific group of people who are interested in celebrating and promoting queer arts and culture in Saskatoon. There’s [...]

You probably already know that Tim Dallett is leaving PAVED at the end of October for unknown adventures in Alberta. But have you applied for his job yet?
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PAVED Arts, an innovative and dynamic artist-run centre for photographic,
audio, video, electronic and digital art, seeks candidates for the position
of Artistic Director.
Deadline: October 1 at [...]

This was for Filling Personal Space, a show in Saskatoon organized by Lindsey Sharman and Maxine Proctor. They asked a bunch of people to make things on 5×7 canvases, and then hung them in a burr-filled lot on Avenue C x 21st St. It was pretty cute.

Tracy Susheski preparing her plot in the yard of the former Tomato Man Building on 20th Street. (Now it’s owned by the folks who designed the glowing wheat stalks sculpture at river landing.) Tracy planted wheat, and will be back in September to make awesome art with/about it during her residency at AKA [...]