Welcome to Prairie Pottery in Saskatoon

Prairie Pottery, located in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, is a unique art gallery that specializes in showcasing exquisite pottery and ceramic works. Founded in 2005 by artist and curator Sarah Jameson, the gallery has become a hub for local artisans and a platform for contemporary ceramic art. Prairie Pottery is known for its diverse range of styles, from traditional Indigenous pottery techniques to modern sculptural pieces. The gallery emphasizes the artistic process and the stories behind each piece, creating a rich narrative that resonates with visitors. The mission of Prairie Pottery is to promote the appreciation of pottery as a significant form of art and to support local artists by providing an inclusive space for exhibitions and workshops. This focus has attracted a diverse audience, including art enthusiasts, collectors, and those interested in learning about ceramic techniques. The gallery has hosted numerous exhibitions featuring artists such as Alice K. Y. Lee, who is recognized for her intricate hand-built pottery, and Michael D. Schwartz, known for his innovative glazing methods. Each exhibition is designed to engage the community and foster connections between artists and visitors. With its commitment to quality, community involvement, and artistic excellence, Prairie Pottery continues to play an essential role in the cultural fabric of Saskatoon and Saskatchewan. A highlight event is the annual Pottery Festival, which gathers artisans from across Canada and celebrates the craft in a vibrant setting.