Welcome to The Framery in Saskatoon

The Framery, located in the vibrant city of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, showcases a diverse range of contemporary art from both local and international artists. Founded in 2010 by art enthusiast and curator Amanda Laird, the gallery aims to promote innovative artistic expressions and foster a deeper appreciation for the arts within the community. The Framery is known for its dynamic exhibitions, often highlighting emerging talent alongside established names. The gallery focuses on a variety of mediums, including painting, sculpture, and digital art, emphasizing works that challenge traditional perceptions and provoke thought. Its mission is to provide artists with a platform to display their work and to engage with the community through workshops, talks, and collaborative projects. The Framery attracts a diverse audience, from art collectors and enthusiasts to students and families looking to enrich their cultural experiences. Over the years, the gallery has hosted numerous events, including artist talks, open studio nights, and community art projects, making it a hub for artistic dialogue and creativity in Saskatoon. Notable artists represented by The Framery include internationally recognized names like Stan Douglas and local talents such as Sarah Driedger and David Garneau. The gallery continues to play a vital role in Saskatoon’s cultural landscape, inspiring creativity and dialogue through the power of art.