The Mann Art Gallery

The Mann Art Gallery gratefully acknowledges investment help from Diane & Roger Mann of Mann Motor Products, City of Prince Albert, the Saskatchewan Arts Board, Saskatchewan Lotteries and SaskCulture Inc., Canada Council for the Arts, the Department of Canadian Heritage, SSW, and CIF. There is masses to do and spot in Prince Albert but nothing beats the Mann Art Gallery. It is definitely one of the remarkable pillars in Prince Albert’s arts culture. The Mann Art Gallery has a records of its personal. The museum changed into hooked up in 1976 below the call of Little Gallery with the aid of a collection of 12 volunteers and become based totally out of Prince Albert City Hall.

In 2003, whilst the E. A. Rawlinson Centre construction became finished they had the gap and need of an artwork gallery. The Little Gallery moved in and have become known as The Art Gallery of Prince Albert. In 2010, Roger and Diane Mann signed an funding agreement with the gallery that brought on the Little Gallery to end up the Mann Art Gallery. In 2015, The Mann Art Gallery entered a partnership with the Prince Albert Council for the Arts, whose task aligned with The Mann Art Gallery’s. Together, they try to attention on incorporating neighborhood and nearby artists. Despite their change in name and region, their venture has remained the identical; to bring the network collectively via the appreciation and improvement of visual arts.