The Humboldt & District Gallery is pleased to present Labours of Love, Under Lamplight; a new exhibit featuring art from Indigenous artists in Saskatchewan, showcasing a diverse array of experiences and interpretations of Indigenous Art.

This exhibit celebrates the various practices in Indigenous art, ranging from contemporary aesthetics and materials to those rooted in familial traditions. Viewers are invited to turn the lamplight on, consider the time and knowledge behind each piece as the artists skillfully worked with familiar and lesser-known materials, revived from their cultural heritage or passed down through mentorship within the art community. For many Indigenous artists, their love for their culture serves as a significant motivation in their artistic journey, enriching the contemporary art scene with an inherent connection to their roots.

Curated by Holly Aubichon, this exhibit features work from Stacey Fayant, Marcy Friesen, Sally Milne, Brandon Roy, Cherelle Williams, Audra Blais-Boulianne, Maureen Ledoux, Russel Iron, Elaine McArthur, and Jordy Ironstar. It will on display from Friday, May 1 to Tuesday, June 23 in the Humboldt & District Gallery.

This exhibit is touring through OSAC and brought to you by the Humboldt Area Arts Council. Sponsored by Sask Lotteries, Sask Culture, SKArts, and the Government of Canada.