UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS

 

True North: MJM&AG Permanent Collection

May 30 - August 31, 2025

This exhibit presents the diversity of Canadian art within the MJM&AG’s Permanent Collection, with the exception of Joyce Wieland’s O Canada silkscreen borrowed from the Regina Public Library Collection. True North reflects on the diversity of expression within cultural and historical narratives that contribute to the makeup of our nation, including an exploration of Canadiana, our colonial history and its continuing impacts.

Opening Reception: Friday, May 30, 5:30 pm

PRIDE

May 30 - June 26, 2025

In support of Pride Week, MJMAG is partnering with MJ Pride to present our annual PRIDE exhibition! Artists from Moose Jaw’s 2SLGBTQIA+ community are invited to submit works for this exhibition.

Opening Reception: Friday, May 30, 5:30 pm

Information for artist applicants

Information about Pride Week activities in Moose Jaw

Patrick Fernandez:

Mga Piraso mula sa Paraiso (Pieces from Paradise)

July 1 - August 24, 2025

Patrick Fernandez is a contemporary visual artist who lives and works in Regina, Saskatchewan. A native of Pangasinan, Philippines, his colourful paintings use symbolism and reimagined folklore imagery as a means of storytelling. His works are based on personal experiences that deal with displacement and adaptation, using circumstances as turning points for growth.

This exhibition of paintings explores a commonly held view or concept of newcomers that "fate brought us here" and the Filipino outlook of "bahala na" / "come what may". The works centre on concepts of fate while also exploring the hierarchy of contemporary society, one driven by accomplishments, results and evidence of success. The exhibition aims to finds parallels within cultures to create better understanding of each and everyone’s disposition in life. Fernandez elaborates on the concept of fate through storytelling using characters of reimagined folklore of his culture, patterns and juxtaposed imagery in order to give new meaning on how fate may lead us to self-discovery and freedom.

This exhibition is touring Saskatchewan through the OSAC Arts on the Move program.

Jody Greenman-Barber: Dancing the Boondangle

September 26, 2025 – January 4, 2026


Driven by risk and experimentation, Jody Greenman-Barber’s process is multi-disciplinary. She strives to create works that are technically and conceptually challenging, beautiful, chaotic and wild. Inspired by contemporary dance, intuitive gestures and improvisation, she creates expressive sculptures and drawings that record and convey the essential feeling of embodied sensations in forms that derive from pottery concepts and methodologies.