Exhibits and Events: Temporary Exhibits

October 1 - 22 Motion Captured, Motion Denied
This exhibition presents the work of young, contemporary ceramic artists Jody Greenman-Barber and Zane Wilcox. Although both artists work in very distinct and different approaches from each other, a commonality between their works is how each artist addresses the concept of motion. Jody's work focuses on the representation of motion, while Zane's work reflects a sense of stability or the denial of motion. This exhibit is sponsored by Conexus and the Humboldt Area Arts Council, and toured through OSAC's Arts on the Move program.

November 1 - December 31 Comic Art and Minimates
This exhibit includes pieces from Chris Bernhard's collection of original comic art - including heroic figures like Batman and Spiderman, to villains such as the Joker. Complimenting this exhibit will be the artwork of Elaine M. Will, who has created a collection of her own comic art drawings. This exhibit also features Jeff Burton's collection of "Minimates" which are tiny block style action figures related to movies, television series, and comic book heroes.

November 17 - December 8 Festival of Wreaths
View the beautiful collection of donated items at the Humboldt Mall. The silent auction begins on November 17, and everything will be sold at the Festival Auction on Thursday, December 8 at 7:00 pm at the Humboldt Mall.

Jan. 10 - Feb. 25 Kiwetinohk: Rock Paintings of Northern Saskatchewan
The Saskatchewan Archaeological Society has developed this exhibition of the colourful and ancient rock paintings found on the cliffs along the Churchill River and other waterways of the Boreal Forest in northern Saskatchewan. This region holds 70 known sites out of approximately 700 that have been found on the bedrock cliffs of the Canadian Shield. Archaeological and ethnological evidence points to a primarily Algonkian-speakers authorship, with sites documented to be several hundred years old.

Please visit the Humboldt Tourism schedule of events for travelling and other exhibits hosted by the Museum and Art Gallery.