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About Us
The Regina Art Collective (RAC) was formed in 2015 by nine artists who wanted to share their creativity in new and inspiring ways. Instead of following the traditional gallery model, we chose to work together - supporting each other’s
growth while bringing our art to a wider community.
Our members create in a wide range of mediums, including painting, photography, sculpture, pottery, jewellery and mixed media. This diversity gives RAC a unique blend of styles and voices. We are also fortunate to be guided by a valued member, artist and friend whose marketing and consulting expertise has been invaluable in expanding our reach.
In 2017, our collaboration with Theatre Regina led to the creation of The Lobby Gallery at the Regina Performing Arts Centre. Since opening, this welcoming space has hosted over 27 exhibitions, featuring RAC and other local artists, and has
become a place where thousands of visitors can connect with art in meaningful ways.
To date, RAC has presented 18 group shows and we continue to explore, create, and celebrate the arts in Regina. At its heart, RAC is about community — artists lifting each other up, and sharing that spirit with everyone who walks through the gallery doors.
Our upcoming Show
Join us to celebrate the creativity and artistry at Regina Art Collective's upcoming collaborative show:
How The Music Moves Me
running
Jan 17 - Mar 21 at Government House
The Mandolin Orchestra of Regina in partnership with Regina Art Collective present an exhibit featuring a history of the mandolin in Regina from the 1920’s with responses to the music and its history through contemporary art works.
An opening reception will be held January 22 and will give you the chance to enjoy some food and wine, listen to the Regina Mandolin Orchestra play and meet our artists in person.
THE LOBBY GALLERY
Theatre Regina, the Regina Art Collective (RAC), and the Sâkêwêwak Artists’ Collective partnered to transform the reception area of the Regina Performing Arts Centre into an art gallery. The Lobby Gallery officially opened on September 7, 2017, and has been showcasing the works of local artists ever since.
