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28/11/2025

27/11/2025

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27/11/2025

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At our peer homes and shelter, we meet people exactly where they’re at. There’s no pressure to be “okay,” no expectations to show up any particular way. Sometimes the most supportive thing we can do is simply allow ourselves — and others — to feel what we’re feeling without trying to change it.

That’s why this message feels so true for us:
"I know you're sad, so I won't tell you to have a good day. Instead, I advise you to simply 'have a day.' Stay alive, feed yourself well, wear comfortable clothes, and don't give up on yourself just yet. It’ll get better soon. Until then, just… 'have a day.'"

A reminder that being human is enough.
You are enough.

27/11/2025

Spotlight on 2025 Governor General’s Awards in Visual and Media Arts winner, Bruce LaBruce.

We’re thrilled to celebrate , recipient of the Artistic Achievement Award. Based in Toronto, LaBruce is an internationally acclaimed filmmaker, photographer, writer, and artist whose work unapologetically pushes boundaries and redefines cultural narratives.

Across fifteen feature films, theatrical productions, and countless photographs, LaBruce has built a body of work that blends political activism, camp, radical sexuality, humour, and tenderness—challenging audiences to rethink ideas of art, culture, family, and identity. His films have been honoured at major festivals worldwide, from winning the Teddy Award Special Jury Prize at the Berlinale (Pierrot Lunaire) to retrospectives at TIFF Bell Lightbox and the Museum of Modern Art, where his complete filmography now resides in the permanent collection.

The 2025 Governor General’s Awards in Visual and Media Arts exhibition will be presented at the MacKenzie Art Gallery, in Regina, Saskatchewan, opening in one week, from December 4, 2025, to May 3, 2026.

In partnership with the .council and the , we are excited to spotlight the achievements of Canada’s winners, while bringing national recognition to Saskatchewan’s vibrant arts landscape.

Check out our website to discover more about the winners and view video portraits of the artists.

27/11/2025

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📣With deep appreciation and excitement, we recently announced a transformational gift in support of ongoing research on the life and legacy of Norval Morrisseau, the mishomis (grandfather) of Indigenous art—generously facilitated by Westerkirk Works of Art, and from the Westerkirk Foundation (WWoA).

As of November 5, the MacKenzie Art Gallery has become the sole steward and manager of the Morrisseau Project Database 1955-1985, formerly housed at Carleton University.

The Morrisseau Project database houses records on roughly 3,000 works of art, in addition to stories, letters, videos, and other multi-media from throughout Morrisseau’s life. Under the stewardship of the MacKenzie, this dynamic database will offer new ways to consider the impact of the artist’s art, today and in the future. The Gallery is now able to begin work on a multi-year project to produce a publicly accessible version of the database that will expand on free online resources dedicated to the art and legacy of Morrisseau.

“We are honoured to carry on this important work, begun by an incredible group of researchers led by Carmen Robertson,” says John G. Hampton, Executive Director & CEO, MacKenzie Art Gallery. “This database helps us understand the true depth of Indigenous and Canadian art history, and we are humbled to be entrusted with helping to tell that story, to continue our 50-year history of championing Indigenous artists, curators, and researchers. WWoA’s visionary support will help ensure that a legacy that has been an inspiration to our current generation of artists can continue to reach the next generation of Indigenous youth, and countless more through ongoing research and presentation.”

In addition to the database, a new endowment, established by WWoA and housed at South Saskatchewan Community Foundation, will allow the MacKenzie to continue groundbreaking work begun by the Morrisseau Project.

Image Credit: Installation view, Miskwaabik Animiiki Power Lines: The Work of Norval Morrisseau, The MacKenzie Art Gallery, 2021. Photo by: Don Hall

26/11/2025

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