Department of Art and Art History
Programs
Undergraduate programs
Take the opportunity to work with award-winning professors, internationally renowned artists, and technical staff.
Facilities
Explore our facilities
Explore our large, bright classrooms and studios. Use up-to-date equipment and experiment with leading-edge processes.
Programs
Graduate programs
Enjoy your own studio space with full access to department resources like full-scale silkscreen and lithographic presses, large-format digital printers, and photo and sculpting studios.
Online bulletin board
Information on events, gallery exhibitions, portfolios, and opportunities.
News and Announcements
POST MIN Show + Sale Call for Submissions
Donate your artwork for the POST MIN Show + Sale
Nickle Galleries features work by Kainai First Nation artist Faye HeavyShield
Exhibition spans 40 years of distinguished artist’s career
2023 Faculty of Arts Killam Award winners
Congratulations to the Killam Award winners from the Faculty of Arts
Call for submissions: First Annual Faculty of Arts holiday card
All undergraduate and graduate students are encouraged to submit their artwork by Friday, Nov. 3, 2023, 11:59 p.m.
2023-2024 Intercultural Capacity Building Grants aim to propel Indigenous knowledge and perspectives
New projects align with ii’ taa’poh’to’p, the university’s Indigenous Strategy
PULL 2023 Call for Submissions
The Pentimento Collective seeks submissions for our upcoming PULL exhibition
In the Media
In the News Justine Bui (Alumna), Art and Art History, in CBC News
ASIAN CHANGEMAKERS: Justine Bui raising awareness about colourism through art
In the News David Simmonds, Art and Art History, in Halifax Examiner
Moving from disability rights to disability justice
In the News Judy Anderson, Art and Art History, in Windspeaker
Exhibit challenges audiences to see ‘unlimited potential’ of beadwork
In the News Audie Murray, Alumna, Art and Art History, in Eagle Feather News
Regina’s first indigenous artist in residence is hard at work
In the News arch Magazine
How a Swiss Startup in the 1960s Led to Some of the Canadian Prairies’ Most Innovative Art
In the News Audie Murray (recent MFA grad), Art and Art History, in Regina Leader-Post
Beadwork artist Audie Murray to be first Indigenous Artist in Residency
Neural Netfics
This talk explores the literary significance of the under-recognized contributions that Alan Turing, the progenitor of computer science, made to the field of artificial neural networks, a now pervasive form of AI that deploys simulations of biological neurons.
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