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Allen Sapp Gallery

Tourism Region: North Central

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A public gallery that will offer you the sensitive and powerful images of the Northern Plains Cree through the art of renowned Cree artist, Allen Sapp, O.C., R.C.A.

About the Collections

The collection represents the career of Cree artist, Allen Sapp, with works from 1956 to 1999. It also includes the work of other native and Inuit artists of the same era. A large proportion of the original collection came from Dr. Allan Gonor's personal collection.

Approximate number of objects in the collections: 450

Archives

Items collected by Dr. Allan Gonor which document the history and development of Allen Sapp's career.

Films and Videos • Photographs • Textual Records

Fine Arts

Paintings, prints and sculpture by Allen Sapp and other native and Inuit artists.

Culture:
Aboriginal or First Nations • Inuit

Period:
Contemporary • Historical
Other Period: Early 1800's to present - history of Northern Plains Cree

Media:
Painting • Prints and Drawings • Sculpture

Human History

Paintings and artifacts which detail the Cree life on the reserves in the early 20th century.

Services & Activities

Exhibitions; education programs; Aboriginal interpretive program

Research Services

Archival Records • Slide Library

Educational Programs

Art Focus education programs in various aspects of drawing, watercolour, pastels, colour, etc. Programs in native culture.

Classes or Workshops • Demonstrations • School Programs : Age 0-4 (Pre-School) : Age 5-11 (k-6) : Age 12-17 (7-13)(Quebec: Secondary 1-CEGEP) : Age 18 and up (Post-Secondary)

Visitor Services

Introduction to the exhibition, video with background information on Allen Sapp. Gift Shop open with reproductions and native crafts for sale.

Films and Videos • Guided Tours : English • Meeting Room Rental • Parking Facilities : Free : Bus • Gift shop • Special Needs Facilities : Parking : Signs : Washrooms : Wheelchair access • Washrooms

Volunteer Services

Volunteer Services Available • Volunteer Training Offered

Number of Volunteers: 1

Activities: Photography, gift shop stock production; many miscellaneous tasks

Member Privileges

Newsletter; gift shop discount; program information; invitations to exhibitions

Food Services

Picnic Area • Reception Facilities

Internet Services

General InformationCollectionsEventsVirtual ExhibitionsEducationDirections or MapLocal HistoryOnline Giftshop or BookstoreOther Internet Services

Publications and Products

Allen Sapp's hardcover books, Prints, mini-prints, matted, framed, priced from $10. Visa and Mastercard phone orders accepted.

Brochures • Educational kits • Newsletters • Postcards • Posters
Other: Sapp books and open or limited edition reproductions.

Featured Images

Image highlighting the museum

Interior view of the gallery

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Interpreter and children playing native games

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Baby Was Crying by Allen Sapp

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The Cowboy by Allen Sapp

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Picking Roots by Allen Sapp

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Location

Address: 1 Railway Avenue East
North Battleford, Saskatchewan
S9A 2Y6
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Telephone: 1-306-445-1760
Fax: 1-306-445-1694
Mailing Address: Allen Sapp Gallery
Box 460, North Battleford, Saskatchewan
S9A 2Y6
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Hours of Operation

Operations: Year Round

Open: FALL AND WINTER GALLERY HOURS (changes October 4th)
Noon - 4:00 pm - Wednesday - Sunday

SPRING AND SUMMER GALLERY HOURS
11:00 am - 5:00 pm Daily

Closed:
Closed holidays from October to April.

Admission: Free
Donations accepted with a suggestion of $2 per person.