THANK YOU!

We extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who attended Showcase 2026 in Saskatoon from October 16–18. Your attendance and support helped make the event a memorable success. We look forward to welcoming you again in Regina in 2027!

PROGRAM GUIDE from the event!

A special thank you to our Showcase 2026 Sponsors and Partners - your generous support played a vital role in bringing this event to life. We truly appreciate your commitment and contribution. 

Watch for all the awesome photos to come !! 

Axis Theatre Company is set to bring their play Where Have All the Buffalo Gone? to 18 schools across Saskatchewan.

The show has already garnered media interest (see here and here) and is sure to be an engaging and enriching experience for students.

OSAC joins Saskatchewan’s arts community in mourning the passing of renowned Saskatchewan artist David Thauberger, who died in Regina in August 2026.

Thauberger became one of the province’s most recognizable and influential artists. Across more than five decades, his paintings, prints and ceramics developed a distinctive visual language rooted in the Prairie landscape, architecture and everyday life. His work transformed familiar Saskatchewan places and images into scenes that were at once playful, carefully observed and unmistakably his own.

For OSAC, David’s legacy is also part of the history of bringing Saskatchewan art to communities throughout the province. His work was featured in Seeing is Believing, a 2004-2006 OSAC provincial touring exhibition that brought together the work of Thauberger, Mina Forsyth, and Wynona Mulcaster. The exhibition invited audiences to look closely at how three very different artists use elements of design to construct an image.

OSAC is grateful to have played a small part in sharing David Thauberger’s work with Saskatchewan communities. His contribution to the province’s visual arts landscape is lasting, and his distinctive vision of Saskatchewan will continue to resonate through the artworks he leaves behind and the many artists and audiences he inspired.

We extend our deepest condolences to David’s family, friends, colleagues and the many members of Saskatchewan’s arts community who knew and admired him.

OSAC is pleased to officially announce our Board of Directors for the 2026–2027 term. We look forward to the leadership and contributions of our board in the year ahead.

Caron Dubnick - Director, La Ronge Arts Council
Kali Weber - Dekker Centre, North Battleford
Marni Chadwick - Director, Assiniboia & District Arts Council
Marc Holt - Past Chair, Yorkton Arts Council
Logan Duchscherer, Youth & Spark Delegate, Leader & District Arts Council
Shannon Erickson, Director, Yorkton Arts Council
Nicole Thiessen - Director, Station Arts Centre 
Robyn Lang - Director, Melville Arts Council 
Natasha Hill - Chair, Weyburn Arts Council 
Message from our new Board Chair - Natasha Hill 

Arts on the Move…Online is an online resource for currently touring OSAC visual arts exhibitions.

It includes a special focus on the exhibition Invisible Winds with audio tours of each artwork and links to the accompanying book and press.

The site also includes online video-based art tutorials for our solo tours by Mohadese Movahed and sharai mustatia.