Book Review: Playing with Pop-ups by Helen Hiebert

Book Review: Playing with Pop-ups by Helen Hiebert

Submitted by: Paddy Tutty, Fine Arts, Saskatoon Public Library   Playing with Pop-ups: The Art of Dimensional, Moving Paper Designs  Published 2014 by Helen Hiebert 745.54 HIEB (Frances Morrison Central Library) Paper artist Helen Hiebert guides the reader...
Interview with Melody Armstrong

Interview with Melody Armstrong

Melody Armstrong is a jewellery artist from Regina, Saskatchewan. Her solo exhibition Contemporary Jewellery by Melody Armstrong is on display at Affinity Gallery (813 Broadway Avenue, Saskatoon) from September 4 to October 17, 2015. Be sure to come by for the...
How to write an Exhibition Proposal

How to write an Exhibition Proposal

Submitted by: Kaitlyn Frolek, Gallery Assistant   The Saskatchewan Craft Council is currently accepting exhibition proposals until November 16! For more information, click here. As a practicing artist I know firsthand how stressful and intimidating the...
Summer Retrospective: How do we define craft?

Summer Retrospective: How do we define craft?

Submitted by: Mackenzie Usher, Summer Festival & Curatorial Assistant As a summer student at the SCC, I’ve learned a great deal about Fine Craft. I’ve learned a bit of how certain techniques are employed to get a desired effect on a piece, some of the venues...
Mary Lynn Podiluk, Artist and Innovator

Mary Lynn Podiluk, Artist and Innovator

Submitted by: Maureen Schimnowsky, Gallery Assistant   When I first found out that I had been accepted to the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design (NSCAD) in 2009, I had the excitement and paralyzing fear that accompanies finding out you’re about to move away...
Magazine Review: Studio

Magazine Review: Studio

Submitted by Noreen Donald, Fine Arts Library Assistant, Frances Morrison Central Library   Review: Studio – Craft and Design in Canada  Those who appreciate craft may find a valuable resource in the serials collection in Fine Arts at Frances Morrison...
Three Things I’ve Learned So Far

Three Things I’ve Learned So Far

Three things I’ve learned so far about Kaija Sanelma Harris Submitted by Zoé Fortier, SCC Curatiorial Research Assistant. This summer, I am working for the SCC researching and compiling the work of Finnish-born, Saskatoon-based fibre artist Kaija Sanelma Harris for a...
The Needlepoint Revival

The Needlepoint Revival

Submitted by: Maureen Schminowsky, Gallery Assistant Needlepoint is a skill that can be found peppered throughout history, appearing in Egyptian tombs dating back to 1500 BCE, covering ancient Maori costumes in New Zealand and finding its way into religious ceremonies...