Join members of the Indigenous Students’ Union as they incorporate powwow dancing, live music, and visual art into a full night of cultural performance and practice.

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Gordon Oakes Red Bear Student Centre

"Blurred Lines" explores the passing of time and how the comfort of daily routines can cause us to lose ourselves in its rhythm. This project symbolizes the blurring of our life as a whole; actions, memories, experiences, and relationships, which are simultaneously created and lost as time progresses. "Blurred Lines" aims to inspire people to maintain an inherent curiosity, to experience life beyond the mundane day to day. It asks visitors to fight for more beyond simply existing and to fully embrace the joy and possibilities that their time here has to offer.

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Outside the Gordon Snelgrove Gallery

“What it Means to be a Woman” is in collaboration with the USSU Women’s Center. The project features a large-scale acrylic painting with an interactive element alongside it. The painting portrays Kernaz’s best friend, “one of the strongest women I’ve ever met”, who was born in South Korea and came to Canada when she was just 11 years old. After conducting a short interview with her friend, Kernaz captured her with elements that are dear to her and what she feels it means to be a woman. While the hardships and challenges of being a woman can be draining, Kernaz aims to create positivity and uplift the voices of women with this project.

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Painting Studio (Murray 290)

In collaboration with the Neuroscience Students' Society, this project aims to blend science and art to communicate the mechanisms behind vision. Vision is the summation of complex neural circuitry and electrical signalling, which allows us to see the world. With this project, we will explore how the anatomical pathways that exist in darkness can light up our perception of the world.

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Drawing Studio (Murray 190)

MIX aims to foster community engagement and share their love of printmaking with a block printing demonstration and workshop. Stop by their pop-up sale in Upper Place Riel and try out block printing for yourself! Choose from a variety of pre-carved designs and MIX will show you how to ink it and print it so you have a mini print to take home.

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Upper Place Riel

Get a glimpse of the stars at the University of Saskatchewan’s Observatory, open late for Nuit Blanche Eve.

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The Observatory, 108 Wiggins Road