NBGN Newsletter

North Battleford

JULY / AUGUST 2012

Galleries Newsletter

August 1, 2012 - September 30, 2012Main Salon, Chapel GalleryGallery Reception: Friday, September 28 from 2 - 4pWater, a critically important subject for everyone, is not only an important life force; it conjures up notions of fluidity, flow, movement, power and peace. Water is full of contradictions and yet it is consistent and open to endless interpretations. (continued on page 3.)

WATERWORKS

Thelma Newbury, Water Works in Wondrous Ways 1

EXHIBITIONS 3

CALL TO ARTISTS 5

GIFTSHOP 5

PROGRAMMING 6

EVENTS 9

NEWS 9

CALENDAR 12

POSTINGS (ONLINE ONLY) 13for community postings visit www.chapelgallery.ca or www.allensapp.com

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EXHIBITIONS

DIMENSIONS 2011June 1 - July 23, 2012Main Salon, Chapel Gallery

Dimensions 2011 present 33 works of which one third are from emerging Saskatchewan artists. Works of art for the Dimensions 2011 exhibition were selected by Paul Lapointe of Batoche, SK and Jane Kenyon of Vancouver, BC. It was their responsibility to review 156 craft objects and present for tour the best Saskatchewan has to offer. Lapointe is a master

artisan who has worked in wood, printmaking, and mixed media. Kenyon is a textile artist who grew up in Saskatoon where she studied and practiced medicine.

Mary Romanuck

Continued from cover. Waterworks, the title of this year’s exhibition of fibre and textile artwork created by members of the Fibre Art Network (FAN), brings great ambiance to the Chapel Gallery. Through these artist’s eyes the subject is surveyed and transformed into two and three-dimensional tactile forms of varying sizes and styles. The proximity of the Chapel Gallery to the North Saskatchewan River and the stunning view of the river valley from its patio make it the perfect venue for this work, which was created specifically with this space in mind.

FAN is a cooperative of self-defined artists based in western Canada, committed to promoting quilting and fibre arts and each other. Members are from British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and the Yukon and Northwest Territories. They stay connected through annual retreats, monthly newsletters, a website (www.fibreartnetwork.com), and group exhibitions. FAN membership includes emerging fibre artists, teachers, authors, judges and award winning quilt artists. Many have shown their work nationally and internationally and some have won both national and international recognition for their work. The cooperative engenders fellowship of like-minded friends and celebrates differences as well as common interests. Curated by Holly Hildebrand and Kathy Dill from works by the Western Canada Group.

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ENTANGLED: Twyla ExnerJuly 1 - 26, 2012Window Salon, Chapel Gallery

Twyla Exner is interested in the relationships between cultural and natural production, consumption and waste, high and low technology, and biological and mechanical growth. Exner’s sculptures and drawings employ the notion of recreating the natural with the technological. Using wires, cords, and electrical connectors, she imitates plant

pods, root systems and human physiological forms, reproducing hybrids of technology and nature that appear to be growing, evolving, reforming, overtaking and/or devouring electronic infrastructures and architectural spaces.

Twyla Exner, Entangled, telephone wire and raffia, 2004

NOHKUM - GRANDMOTHERMay 1, 2012 - October 12, 2012Allen Sapp Gallery

The Allen Sapp Gallery currently has on exhibition the best of Allen Sapp’s paintings on the subject of his grandmother. These paintings help to explain the traditional role of First Nations Women in Cree culture. Nohkum - Grandmother features a full-size tipi, archival video footage, artifacts, traditional medicines, living plants, and of course, Allen Sapp’s paintings.

The exhibition reveals the relationship and impact Allen’s Grandmother, Maggie Soonias, had on him as an individual and an artist. This profound relationship is the foundation of the tremendous respect Allen has for women as exemplified in his paintings.

“My Nohkum has been a favorite subject for many paintings. She was a tall lady, with a strong voice, but very gentle nature. I can still see her as if she were beside me now when I am painting” – Allen Sapp, ‘I Heard the Drums’

Traditional First Nation’s worldview teaches that women are the care givers, providers, healers and nurturers. They are the bearer’s of life and as such should be given the utmost respect.

The Allen Sapp Gallery would like to thank the following people for sharing their knowledge and expertise with this exhibition: Daphie Pooyak, Valerie Tootoosis-Bull, Paul Chekosis, Wayne Chekosis and Ross Paskemin.

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Current Works of Gallery Artist MembershipAugust 1 - 31, 2012Window Salon, Chapel Gallery Gallery Reception: Thursday, August 2, 2 - 7pThis is our annual gallery membership artist exhibition and sale. This is an op-portunity for artists to showcase their current works to the community.

August 2012: Current works from Gallery MembersWindow Salon, Chapel Gallery Submit by: July 27, 2012 to [email protected] or 445-1757Artist may submit up to three works of art - display will be at curator discretion.

CALL TO ARTISTS

PICTURE FRAME SALEPicture frames available to buy at cheap prices. Call to view 445-1760.

GIFTSHOP

May 2013: Allen Sapp Gallery ExhibitionSubmit by: December 31, 2012 to [email protected] or 445-1760Inspired by Louis Riel’s quote “My people will sleep for one hundred years, but when they awake, it will be the artists who give them their spirit back.” The Allen Sapp Gallery invites 100 First Nation and Metis Artists to submit work for our spring/summer exhibition. Contact Robin for more information.

Handcraft Festival & N.W. Territorial Days GIFTSHOP SALE15% off all jewelry. Jewelry by local artisans. Traditional and contemporary beadwork. Necklaces, earrings, bracelets, accessories. July 20-22 & August 14-17.

FEATURE GIFTSHOP ARTIST: BERTHA KLASSEN

Bertha Klassen moved to Battleford in 2007 having previously lived in Waldheim and Vancouver Island. Bertha and her husband Brock Whale are both practicing artists, who were enticed to the Battefords by the active arts community and regular programming at the Chapel Gallery and Allen Sapp Gallery. Bertha has found the Battlefords to be both inspiring and motivating.

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Bertha works in stained glass, mosaic and jewelery. Since her retirement from teaching she has had the opportunity, interest and drive to move from patterns to her own one-of-a-kind contemporary designs. Her practice incorporates a combination of materials and design aesthetics that are non-traditional to stained glass, mosaic, and jewelry. Bertha is pushing the boundaries of these art forms and creating unique pieces inspired by her surroundings.

Visit the Allen Sapp Gallery Giftshop this July & August to see Bertha’s work, or to visit her studio contact Bertha at 937-3878.

PROGRAMMING ARTIST MENTORSHIP Theme: EcologyTuesday, July 10 from 7 - 9p, FreeRegister at Chapel Gallery, (306) 445-1757Artists are welcomed to join the gallery curator through a guided video presentation that explores artistic works from prominent, influential artists. Artists in attendance, if desired, will receive constructive feedback (critique) on their current works, for reflection and guidance. Guest curators/artist will be invited to make presentations. Pre registration is required.

Bring your children and join us the last Sunday of every month for: Colour Me Artful: Family Open Studio Events with Crysal ChvalaSunday, July 29 from noon - 5p & Sunday, August 26 from noon - 5pChapel Gallery, (306) 445-1757, $2/ per person The Chapel Gallery has dedicated the day to families! Come spend the afternoon with your children. Walk the labyrinth’s or roll up your sleeves and get creative with a bounty of art supplies at your disposal. Crystal will be on hand if you want to take part in a special activity. In July you can learn about and make Paper Quilling/Filigree. This involves taking thin strips of paper and curling them around an object to create curls. These curls are shaped by hand into desired designs and glued to cardstock or canvas -- a popular method of making greeting cards, gift boxes, and even jewelry.

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Song Writing Workshop with MJ Cyr and Keith BartlettTuesday, July 31 from 4 - 8p & Wednesday, August 1 from 1 - 4p$60 gallery members / $75 publicRegister at Chapel Gallery (306) 445-1757

If you sing, play an instrument or just love music and are interested in creating your own, then join Keith and MJ in a songwriting workshop. You will learn the following: Song Structure / How to write lyrics that connect to your audience / How to find melodies for your lyrics / How to write in different genres / How to develop ongoing songwriting habits.

You will also gain valuable experience co-writing and performing. The evening of August 1st there will be a performance by MJ Cyr. Students from the workshop will be given an opportunity showcase the work they created from the workshop. To hear more www.mjcyr.com & www.youtube.com/user/keithbartlettmusicEvening Performance MJ Cyr & Keith BartlettWednesday, August 1 from 7 - 9p / $10

Keith’s Club 101 Coffeehouse / Room 101, Don Ross / 445-0109

BEGINNER MASK MAKING with Karen KowalskiTuesday, August 7 to Friday, August 10 from 9a - noon$140 gallery members / $200 publicRegister at Chapel Gallery (306) 445-1757

This is the second featured mask-making workshop the gallery has hosted. This session will cover the basics of mask making. Individuals will create a mask form and then create a mask. All materials will be supplied. Karen has been taught by the renowned mask maker, Douglas R. Witt, who taught a weekend

mask making workshop here last year.

Hooked on Hooking: Expression with Textile Art with Karlie KingTuesday, August 7 to Wednesday, August 8 from 1 - 4p$70 gallery members / $100 public Register at Chapel Gallery (306) 445-1757Come and enjoy the meditative art of hooking rugs. Learn about the tools and materials needed to make a hooked rug, and participate in a step-by-step process of creating your own design. In this comforting workshop you will transform old clothes and material into new pieces of art, and you will go home satisfied with a finished product that can be enjoyed for years to come.

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Collage/Fabric/Collage with Carol SchmoldSaturday, August 11 from 9a - 4p$70 gallery members / $100 public per sessionRegister at Chapel Gallery (306) 445-1757Through the use of warm-up and creativity exercises the instructor will give insight into her own artistic process that result in unique textile art. Working spontaneously with paper and cutouts, artists will construct collage designs that are not only artworks in their own right, but jumping-off points for further explorations. Paper collage will be translated into fabric collage using simple techniques that anyone can learn, as we touch on constructive sewing, embellish stitching, and quilting the layers by hand. This is a design and process focused workshop but students can also expect to end the day with the beginnings of a project and the skills to complete it at home. No experience necessary.

Mark of the Hand: Printmaking with Carol SchmoldThursday, August 9 from 1 - 4pand/or Mark of the Hand: Stitching with Carol SchmoldFriday, August 10 from 1 - 4p$35 gallery members / $50 public per sessionRegister at Chapel Gallery (306) 445-1757These workshops focus on hand printing and stitching techniques that could be applied to both paper and fabric. Simple design sources will be turned into hand crafted stamps and monoprints that will serve as backgrounds for layered artwork techniques. The backgrounds will serve as inspiration for further enhancement of the designs with hand stitching. The excitement of applying these techniques to both fabric and paper surfaces opens up new realms to mixed media artists. No sewing or fabric experience necessary.

Carol Schmold, Aganist All Odds and Ends, 2007

The Body Moving: Health, Movement and the Creative Spiritwith Ashley Johnson & Nicole SchafenackerWednesday, August 8 and Thursday, August 9 from 11a - 4p (lunch 1-2)$100 for two days / $75 for one dayRegister at Chapel Gallery (306) 445-1757We will examine the connection between creativity, physical well-being and expression through movement. Presented by two artists from varying movement backgrounds all with a focus on art as a tool for healing and rejuvenation. Open to all levels of experience with an interest in dance and physical theater. Ages teen to senior welcome. In the evening the community will be exposed to and invited to participate in two different events – a film screening and an outdoor scored improvisation. For more information contact [email protected]

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EVENTS ARTIST SUMMER RETREAT: Annual Chapel Gallery EventTuesday, August 7 to Sunday, August 12 from 9a - 5p This artist summer retreat is a venue for artists to work together in the enjoyable, stress-free and energetic working vista of visual communications. Enjoy working in the magnificent Chapel Gallery with the “best view in town” for six solid days and have the opportunity to take workshops, work on your own projects, work with others on new projects, or set goals for the winter, while celebrating art and its importance to you. Set up your studio and enjoy the gallery as your work space. Tables and chairs will be supplied. Bring your own lunch. Workshops are offered during your stay and are optional. The retreat is free to artists. Those who participate in the retreat will have an opportunity to exhibit works produced during the retreat. The exhibition date will to be announced in September.

WEDNESDAY WORKBEEEvery Wednesday from 5 - 7p Allen Sapp Gallery Healing Garden

Drop by for tea and a snack, to lend a helping hand, or just to hang out and chat. These workbees will continue through-out the summer. Contact [email protected] for more information.

Drawing for the Scared Stiff with Heather HochbaumSunday, August 12 from 1 - 4p$35 gallery members / $50 public per sessionRegister at Chapel Gallery (306) 445-1757Have you ever wanted to draw but were too scared to start? Explore different drawing techniques to overcome your creative block about drawing. Blind contour, gesture drawing and using non-traditional drawing materials are a few of the methods to be explored to unleash your inhibition.

NEWS Allen Sapp Gallery Nohkum Reception

The Allen Sapp Gallery hosted a successful opening reception for our current summer exhibition Nohkum - Grandmother. Speakers included Acting-Administor and the shows Curator,

Robin Dyck; Healing Garden Coordinator Kjelti Anderson; Daphie Pooyak, who spoke on the role of women; Ross Paskemin, who spoke on the role of the drum; Living Sky School Division Arts Education Consultant Sherron Burns; and Trish Watier, representing SaskEnergy, the show’s sponsor.

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MICHAEL BROKOP, CURATOR, CHAPEL GALLERYEnjoy the summer. Heat, Friends, Great Events... The gallery has initiated for its members a summer retreat. Please come for all or part of the time and work in the gallery or just visit the artists working there. Enjoy a cup of coffee or tea on the patio and share the stories of the summer or plans for the fall. I look forward to seeing you and chatting about up and coming exhibitions, workshops of interest, critiquing work, and sharing the joys of the gallery. Up and coming for the fall is the beginners water colour weekend workshop and a great workshop with Dean Bauche, former Director of Galleries. More details in the next newsletter. I am very happy to see Common Ground Collective gaining momentum in reaching some of their goals and having fresh new young individuals becoming active in our community.

Allen Sapp Gallery Healing Garden So much has happened in the Healing Garden since the beginning of Spring. If you haven’t been to the garden, come and check it out! From 5 - 7pm every Wednesday all summer long you’ll find Kjelti working away in the garden so stop in for tea, check out how the plants are growing, and lend a helping hand. The Healing Garden would not have been possible without the dedication, time and hardwork of all the volunteers who have made this possible, thank you! On June 2nd, 30 helpers came-out for a big day of prep. and planting. Through the gallery’s programming over 150 students have come to help plant seedlings and learn about permaculture. A Willow Weaving Workshop was hosted in the pouring rain to create a decorative entrance to the garden. Another tipi, generously donated by Lakeland Library, has been raised and the prayer flags are flying again. An interpretive sign explaining the vision for the garden is posted in the garden for visitors.

Recently, the Allen Sapp Gallery Healing Garden was presented with a Recognition Award from the Regional Centre of Excellence on Education for Sustainable Development where innovative initiatives from all over Saskatchewan gain recognition for their contribution to a sustainable future for our province. Read more at www.saskrce.ca The Healing Garden is made possible with the generous support of our sponsors. The Walmart Evergreen Fund, SaskEnergy, TD Friends of the Environment Fund, and the City of North Battleford.

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CG: Artist Mentorship

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CG: Colour Me Artful Family Open Studio

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U OF S: North West Regional College: Art 116.3 PhotographyTuesday, September 4 - December 4, 2012For program, registration, and further details contact North West Regional College in North Battleford.

POSTINGS

NORTH BATTLEFORD ART CLUB Summer HoursCraft Room, Don Ross CentreThe art club now is back to its regular hours of operations for the summer. Tuesday evenings the club will have its rented space available from 10a - 4p. Extended hours in September. The art club is looking for new members.

SUMMER SCHOOL FOR THE SOLO VOICEJuly 8 - 14, 2012, $400 Contact Lisa Hornung at [email protected] or 445-3831Visit our website at www.summerschoolforthesolovoice.com for class descriptions, full staff biographies, accommodation opportunities and other information. Featuring artists: Lisa Hornung, Laurence Ewashko, Paul Suchan, Karen Charlton, Heather Macnab, Bernadette Fanner, Jaya Hoy, Roy Challis, Gary Gansauge, Chris Kelly, Dr. Rick Gore-Hickman.

FEED THE ARTIST: Battlefords new arts & culture magazineFeed the Artist is a brand new magazine produced here in the Battlefords featuring our arts & cultural community. You can read excerpts on powerflyers, see the full magazine posted at www.feedtheartist.ca or pick up your own copy for a $8 donation at Battleford Boutique, Crandleberry’s, Allen Sapp Gallery Giftshop, Chapel Gallery, Freedom and Classic Trading. Enjoy! Contact [email protected] for more information.

Saskatchewan HANDCRAFT FestivalJuly 20 1p - 8p / July 21 10a - 6p / July 22 10a - 4pAlex Dillabough Centre, 421 - 28th St. West, BattlefordContact www.saskcraftcouncil.org

Dekker Centre TALENT COMPETITIONAuditions July 4, 5, 6, & 7Contact Moe McGuinty at 445-4456 or [email protected] you sing, dance, juggle or do comedy? Pluck, strum, blow, riff or wail on an instrument? Act, mime or do magic? Are you in a band, troupe or choir? Come out and audition for the grand opening of the Dekker Centre for the Performing Arts. Must be available to perform Thursday, September 20 & Friday, September 21. Please audition with the item you plan to perform at the opening.

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BATTLEFORDS ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETYFor more information contact Jeff Baldwin at [email protected]

The Battleford’s PHOTO CLUBFirst Tuesday of Every Month 7:30pm, Don Ross Centre, Room 103Everyone welcome. For more information contact Brian Corley at [email protected]

BEADWORK CLASSES with Marcia ChickenessAre you interested in learning how to make beaded shell purses? Contact Marcia Chickeness at 937-7694

BATTLEFORD ALLIED ARTS COUNCIL SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: Thursday, November 1, 2012Scholarship may be appropriate for students taking summer classes, workshops, arts camps. Artists and arts educators are also eligible for funding. Contact Michael at the Chapel Gallery at 445-1757 for more information.

BATTLEFORDS HERITAGE SOCIETYRecently formed by a group of citizens from the Battlefords who believe in the critical importance of saving our communities’ history, heritage structures and properties. For more information please contact Richard Hiebert at [email protected]

Fort Battleford Ghost WalkJuly 20, 9:30p / August 16, 9p / August 30, 8:30p / $12 a personContact 937-2621 or [email protected] you believe in Ghosts? Take a lantern-lit guided tour and hear stories of strange things that have happened to staff, volunteers and visitors alike. Age 13+.

TLC Picture Framing by Debra GrantPhone: 445-1144, 11105 Dunning Crescent, NBSpecializing in Conservation & Needlework Framing. Placed 2nd in National Competition and High Point First Time Entry.

Moose Jaw Museum & Gallery: 2012 Summer Art & Culture CampJuly 1 to August 31Contact (306) 692-4471 to registerExpanding your child’s understanding of history and other cultures while strengthening their art skill and appreciation.

Fort Battleford Living HistoryJuly 28 10 a - 8pContact 937-2621 or [email protected] comes to life with a variety of historic demonstrations and activities for our guests to watch and participate in. Discover the stories of 1885 first-hand.

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City of North Battleford Historic Archives Time Line showing the progression of Canadian Women Gaining RightsSubmitted by Harvey Cashmore - Archives Committee Member1878 ---For the first time in Federal Elections, votes cast in private, only men could vote.

1884 ---First votes for women, in Ontario Municipal Elections, ballots given to widows and spinsters.

1907 ---The Married Woman’s Property Act legislated in Saskatchewan.

1913 ---The Professional Act was amended to allow women to practice law.

1915 ---The Municipal and Town Acts were amended to grant married women property owners the privilege of voting in civic elections. Office holding, however was limited to males.

1916 ---March 16th, Saskatchewan women won the right to vote, after four years of petitioning. That same year, Manitoba and Alberta won franchise.

1919 ---The Naturalization Act, a British subject who married an “Alien” was permitted to retain her citizenship. Previously the wife automatically took her husband’s nationality and lost her citizenship rights.

1920 ---In August of 1920, a license was granted to the C.N.R. Café to employ female help. A license was required for a Chinese owned Café to hire female employees.

KEITH BARTLETT MUSICONE ON ONE INSTRUCTION - Individualized instruction, from beginner to advanced, tailored to fit each student’s learning style.GROUP SESSIONS - Group classes in guitar, fiddle, piano, 5-string banjo, Afri-can drumming, instrumental accompaniment, harmony singing, arranging for songwriters, recording production, and so on.DRUM CIRCLES - Come give them a try: hand drums: djembe, doumbek, bongos, tabla. Always a short instruction period for beginners. Thursdays 7:30 - 9p/$10FRIDAY NIGHT COFFEEHOUSE - Conversation, Atmosphere and Hospital-ity espresso, latte, columbian coffee, herbal teas, desserts. Come, relax and enjoy while Keith shares his music and stories. Every Friday - Doors open 7:30p/ $10

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1926 ---The Female Employment Act replaces the former Act of 1919 by stating that women cannot work in a hotel, boarding house, Café, restaurant or laundry without a special license.

1939 ---On July 18, Dorise Neilsen was nominated as a candidate for the United Progressive Party in Battleford, the largest constituency area in all of Canada. She was the first woman M.P. in Saskatchewan.

1954 ---Jean Cuthand, a Cree Indian from Little Pine Reserve, was the first person of native ancestry to complete nurse’s training in Saskatchewan. She graduated in 1954 from Holy Family School of Nursing in Prince Albert. She worked in Lac La Ronge for a time.

1957 --- On June 21st, the first woman Federal Cabinet Minister – Ellen Fairclough of Hamilton, Ontario – was appointed Secretary of State.

1968 ---The first person of native ancestry to run in a Federal Election in Saskatchewan was Carol Lavalee of the Cowessess Reserve in the Meadow Lake riding.

1973 --- The Labour Standards Act provides for 18 weeks Maternity Leave and in 1977 the Act was amended to read 18 weeks, flexible Maternity Leave and there is stronger protection for pregnant women against unjust dismissal or layoff.

1974 ---September 17th, four women swear Oath of Allegiance to the RCMP - after training, they will become the first female Mounties.

1980 ---January 1st, the new Married Person’s Property Act receives royal Assent. The Act provides for an equal split of property acquired Married in the event of a divorce.

1982 ---Saskatchewan first female Cabinet Minister’s – Joan Duncan and Patricia Smith.

1983 ---January 22nd, Dr. Roberta Bondar became Canada’s first woman in space.

1993 ---First female Canadian Prime Minister Kim Campbell June 25, 1993 – November 4, 1993

???? ---First female Mayor of North Battleford.

The Allen Sapp Gallery: The Gonor Collection1 Railway Avenue, Box 490North Battleford, SK, S9A [email protected]: 445-1760 Fax: 445-1694Acting AdministratorRobin DyckGallery HoursOctober to May: Wednesday to Sunday: 12pm - 4pm June to September: Daily: 11am - 5pm

The Chapel Gallery 891-99 Street, Box 460North Battleford, SK, S9A [email protected]: 445-1757 Fax: 445-1009CuratorMichael BrokopGallery HoursOctober to May: Wednesday to Sunday: 12pm - 4pm June to September: Daily: 12pm - 5pm

North Battleford Gallery Newsletter EditorSafira Lachapelle [email protected] Brokop, Roger Giesbrecht, Kjelti Anderson(unless otherwise stated)

The Allen Sapp Gallery and the Chapel Gallery are both operated by the City of North Bat-tleford for the benefit of all. They are open to the public and admission is free. Donations are welcome.

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