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Winner of the Monochrome Digital Image of the Month: In The Backyard Clinic

Winner of the Altered Reality Digital Image of the Month: In The Backyard Clinic

Winner of the Traditional Color Digital Image of the Month: In The Backyard Clinic

Submissions and results for the Monthly Clinic “In the Back Yard” are Now Online. Results:  Excel  |  PDF  | Online Gallery

A World Closely Observed: The photography of Courtney Milne August 31 – December 31, 2014 Location: Link Gallery, First Floor, Murray Building, 3 Campus Drive, University of Saskatchewan (map), Saskatoon Curator: Cheryl Avery The exhibition highlights various points in Milne’s career, and quotations from Milne and others provide insight into his approach to photography and his changing view of the world. The exhibition includes prints of various sizes, copies of publications featuring Milne’s photographs, memorabilia especially from international trips, awards such as the posthumous Saskatchewan Order of Merit, family photographs, one of Milne’s cameras, exhibition cards/posters and more. The University will hold a special viewing of this exhibition on Thursday, October 30 from 3:00pm – 4:30 pm in the Link Gallery, 1st Floor Murray Library. A short program including the launch and demonstration  of the University Library’s Courtney Milne website featuring thousands of images will begin at 3:30pm. Print copies of the exhibition catalogue will  also be made available.

The opening reception to Dreaming in Ukrainian is Thursday October 16 at 7 pm. at The Ukrainian Museum of Canada Two fabulous photographers. One great exhibit. Photographers Karen Pidskalny and Andrea Kopylech will present the people, places, stories and dreams.  The exhibit of photos will run from October 16th to January 31st, 2015. “The journey begins with two friends from Saskatoon who traveled together to Ukraine in September 2013. Linked by a common heritage and a shared passion for capturing the extraordinary in the ordinary, we discovered the beauty of the people, the places, and the stories. It is a story of friendship, culture, history, and love. This is who we met. This is where we were. This is what we saw. This is what captured our hearts. These are the stories that keep us …Dreaming in Ukrainian.” Location: Ukrainian Museum of Canada, 910 Spadina Cres East, Saskatoon Exhibit Hours: Tuesday – Saturday 10 am – 5 pm We are closed Sundays, Mondays and all holidays (Ukrainian Religious and Canadian Stuatory) We are also closed every March 31 to conduct an audited inventory. Wheel chair accessible. Vehicle parking available on front street, or back parking lot. Admission: Museum Members FREE Adults (16 and over) $5.00 + GST Seniors (60 years and better) $4.00 + GST Children (under 16) $3.00 + GST Preschoolers FREE