Member Stories
Artists in Saskatchewan, Arts Organizations, Quality of Life, SAA Reports, Studies & FactsStories from SAA Members and Congress Attendees about the importance of arts and arts organizations to their lives.
Preliminary Observations of the SAA Member Consultations
Artists in Saskatchewan, SAA Reports, Studies & FactsAn introduction to organizational needs from government in 2014.
Impact of the Film Employment Tax Credit (FETC) on the Film and Video Industry of Saskatchewan.
Artists in Saskatchewan, Arts Spending + Policy, Studies & FactsA study commissioned by Sask Film and the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce to determine the actual sector value and net cost to government of the Film Employment Tax Credit (FETC) cut in the 2012 Provincial Budget
Understanding the Arts Ecology of Saskatchewan
Artists in Saskatchewan, SAA Reports, Studies & FactsA SAA Research Project
The Numbers Tell the Story
Artists in Saskatchewan, Studies & FactsInteresting facts about the arts and culture sector.
Cultural Industries “Community of Interest” Consultation: Final Report
Artists in Saskatchewan, Arts Organizations, SAA Reports, Studies & FactsThis consultation report delves into the what "Community of Interest" designation means and how to administer it in a way that is best for arts communities.
The Menace of Measurement: A discussion about arts indicators
Artists in Saskatchewan, SAA Reports, Studies & FactsSAA commissioned Marnie Badham to write a position paper on arts metrics. The Abstract and Executive Summary are posted on this website. For a copy of the complete report, please contact the SAA.
Celebrating Saskatchewan Artists
Artists in Saskatchewan, Arts Education, Quality of Life, SAA Reports, Stories of the ArtA snapshot of the activities of artists all around Saskatchewan who are practising art today, this collection of 33 stories of more than 40 artists and arts entrepreneurs reveals the profusion of arts and crafts being created all over Saskatchewan.
Arguments for the Arts
Artists in Saskatchewan, Arts Innovation, Quality of Life, SAA Reports, Studies & FactsTo support our call to action and your arguments, the following benefits, in no particular order, offers ideas about how the arts sustain our quality of life.
Best Practice Standards Project Now Online
Artists in Saskatchewan, Studies & FactsThe Best Practice Standards project seeks to develop a process that will encourage respectful and healthy relationships between Saskatchewan's creators and producers of art and craft with their presenters and representation.
Arts Patrons, Impresarios, and Philanthropists in Saskatchewan
Artists in Saskatchewan, SAA Reports, Stories of the Art, Studies & FactsPart 5: Carol Hill, Arts Patron
Arts Patrons, Impresarios, and Philanthropists in Saskatchewan
Artists in Saskatchewan, SAA Reports, Stories of the Art, Studies & FactsPart 4: Jacqui Shumiatcher
Status of the Artist: A Progress Review and an Opportunity to Look Forward
Artists in Saskatchewan, SAA Reports, Status of the Artist, Studies & Facts
Preface
The artist in Saskatchewan, as elsewhere, is the building block upon which rests a huge cultural enterprise. The artist is the single most important player in the enormous cultural sector encompassing the arts, entertainment,…
Arts Patrons, Impresarios, and Philanthropists in Saskatchewan
Artists in Saskatchewan, SAA Reports, Stories of the Art, Studies & FactsPart 3: Cheryl & Henry Kloppenburg, Arts Patrons
Arts Patrons, Impresarios, and Philanthropists in Saskatchewan
Artists in Saskatchewan, SAA Reports, Stories of the Art, Studies & FactsPart 2: Bill Shurniak, Arts Patron
Arts Patrons, Impresarios, and Philanthropists in Saskatchewan
Artists in Saskatchewan, SAA Reports, Stories of the Art, Studies & FactsPart 1: Lynda Haverstock, Arts Patron
A Snapshot of the Saskatchewan Arts Sector
Artists in Saskatchewan, SAA Reports, Studies & FactsA selection of facts about the arts and culture sector.
Valuing Artists’ Work
Artists in Saskatchewan, SAA Reports, Stories of the Art, Studies & FactsFirst in a series of four stories by Steven Ross Smith.