Riverhouse Gallery

AKA Artists Run Centre is a hub for artists located in Saskatoon, SK. Situated on Treaty Six Land, it pays homage to the traditional territories of First Nations communities such as Cree, Dene, Plains Cree, Nakota, Saulteaux, and Ojibwe, as well as the Métis Nation. AKA is dedicated to fostering a supportive environment for artists, ensuring free and open access to its various projects and events. With a focus on honoring the histories of the land and promoting cultural exchange, AKA Artists Run Centre strives to be an ally to Indigenous communities. The center's commitment to learning and inclusivity is reflected in its diverse range of workshops, exhibitions, and publications, which aim to engage and inspire both artists and the local community. Open Tuesday to Friday from 12 to 6pm, and Saturdays from 12 to 4pm by appointment, AKA offers a welcoming space for creativity to flourish. Through its dedication to accessibility and cultural appreciation, AKA Artists Run Centre stands as a testament to the vibrant artistic community in Saskatoon. Generated from the website content

AKA Gallery is an artist-run center situated on Treaty Six Land, home to diverse Indigenous communities. They prioritize honoring the land's history and fostering a safe, inclusive environment for artistic exchange. AKA hosts a variety of projects and events, open to all, with a commitment to ongoing learning and allyship. The gallery features a range of workshops, exhibitions, and publications that showcase local and international artists. With a focus on community engagement and cultural appreciation, AKA provides a platform for diverse voices and perspectives to be heard. Visitors can expect a welcoming space that encourages dialogue and creativity. Generated from the website content