| Address | Mackenzie Art Gallery 3475 Albert Street Regina, NULL S4S 6X6 |
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| Phone | (306) 584-4250 |
| [email protected] | |
| Website | http://mackenzie.art |
| Description | The MacKenzie Art Gallery (MAG) is Saskatchewan’s oldest public art gallery. The MacKenzie serves a senior leadership role as the only provincial organization with the mandate and facilities to address an encyclopedic range of visual art and culture. Purpose-built and maintained to Class A Museum standards, the MAG permanent collection spans 5,000 years of art with nearly 5,000 works. In 1936, the seeds of the MacKenzie Art Gallery were planted with a bequeathal by Regina private collector Norman MacKenzie, who believed art should be accessible to all. For more information on the Mackenzie Art Gallery's publications or for other inquiries please contact Caitlin Mullan, Head of Strategic Initiatives. |
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