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The Fifth Parallel Gallery is a student operated exhibition space located at the University of Regina We want to be the gallery that YOU want!

The Fifth Parallel Gallery is a unique exhibition space at the University of Regina intended to help individuals within the University community gain valuable experience in a gallery setting as well as to educate and inspire passers by, individuals seeking careers in the arts and members of the gallery alike. If you have any comments, concerns or ideas as to how we can become a better space for st

udents, please contact us at: [email protected]
We look forward to hearing from you! Volunteers
Procedure to sit in the gallery.
1) Sign up for an available sitting time at this link:
http://www.supersaas.com/schedule/Fifthparallelgallery/Gallery_Sitting_Schedule
2) Keys are available From Joanne Keen RC 247
3) Lock up and return keys to Joanne Keen RC 247.

05/07/2026

‘thank you for your energy’ is one our most unique exhibition and it’s all thanks to . Don’t forget to visit the exhibition while it’s still open and would soon close its doors next week on 13th May 2026.

The Exhibition is open Monday to Friday from 11 am to 4 pm at the Fifth Parallel Gallery !

04/20/2026

“Thank You for Your Energy” is a collection of interactive and multidisciplinary artworks that function as games for co-imagining resilient futures. The work in this exhibition has been developed over the past two years as part of Leah McInnis’ research-creation PhD project at the University of Regina. Come see the show, build a new world, write a new story, set your intentions, and find your way through the labyrinth.

Leah McInnis (she/her) is a conceptual artist, arts worker, graphic designer and arts educator originally from Fort McMurray, AB. She holds an MFA from the University of Victoria, BFA from Emily Carr University of Art + Design, BA from the University of Alberta, and a Dip. Fine Arts from MacEwan College. She has exhibited work throughout Canada, including at Open Space Arts Society (Victoria, BC), ArtsPlace ARC (Annapolis Royal, NS), Mitchell Art Gallery (Edmonton, AB), Flux Gallery (Winnipeg, MB) and #3 Gallery (Vancouver). Her past projects have been supported by the Canada Council for the Arts and the BC Arts Council. Leah is currently in the Interdisciplinary PhD in Media & Artistic Research program at the University of Regina.

04/14/2026

This week is the last week you can visit the 2026 BFA Graduation exhibition titled “Transmuting” at the Fifth Parallel Gallery.

Transmuting has a variety of our incredibly talented multidisciplinary artists who follow different mediums and thus have come together to put up a show for our BFA graduation exhibition.

Don’t miss out on this incredible show. Gallery is open all week from 11 am to 4 pm.

03/31/2026

Please join the BFA students from the Department of Visual Arts for the opening reception of the 2026 graduation exhibition Transmuting on Thursday, April 9 from 4 pm to 7 pm. Remarks and brief artist talks will begin at 5:30 pm.

Transmuting features artwork by Brendan Desnomie, Hallie Lang, Chesca Beabianca Navarro, and Jayden Thompson, in the on-campus student-run Fifth Parallel Gallery (location: RC 136).

The exhibition dates are April 6 through 16, 2026. The gallery is open Monday through Saturday from 11 am until 4 pm.

03/19/2026

“tomboy” by Bree Tabin closes next week on Friday, March 27th, at the Fifth parallel gallery. There will be a in-gallery tour for the exhibition on Sunday, March 22nd by Bree Tabin themselves. Please don’t miss the chance to view Bree’s work and explore more of its themes.

Exhibition is open at the Fifth parallel gallery from 11 am
to 4 pm Monday to Friday !

03/02/2026

Bree Tabin’s exhibition, tomboy engages with themes of nostalgia, grief, and gender identity (gender q***rness). Working in sculptural, printmaking, and installation works, tomboy opens up an untapped nostalgia sealed by the growing pains of lost play and the gradual process of losing early memories.

Bree Tabin (they/them) is a multidisciplinary artist entering the emergent space living on Treaty 4 territory. Working in arts and culture spaces throughout Regina SK, they lead both their creative practice and arts professional work with curiosity and in pursuit of expanding relationships. Maintaining parrhesia and q***r identity in their work, Bree creates for expression of duality, community, continual play and connection — making work with bold messaging in rejection of subtlety.

Please join us on March 13th from 5-7 PM, with brief remarks at 5:30, for the opening reception of tomboy at the Fifth Parallel Gallery. In addition to the opening, artist Bree Tabin will also host two exhibition tours on March 13th at 1:15 PM, and March 22nd at 1 PM where they will provide more insight and background on their work. Tabin would like to extend their formal appreciation to the University of Regina Q***r Initiative (URQI) program for providing funding for this exhibition.

02/23/2026

“Bite & Burnish” closes this week on Friday, February 27th, at the Fifth parallel gallery. You can still come in and see the beautiful intaglio prints and how they are made with copper, all displayed at the Fifth Parallel Gallery this week.

Exhibition is open at the Fifth parallel gallery from 11 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday !

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02/04/2026

Coming soon in the Fifth Parallel Gallery is a special print exhibition “Bite and Burnish” curated by Ciara Trapp and Jayden Thompson

Copper intaglio techniques are a small part of what makes up the world of printmaking, yet they embody an understated complexity. With methods such as soft ground, hard ground, drypoint, sugar lift, aquatint, and photo-etching, printmakers hold inexhaustible opportunities to combine and layer techniques to achieve unique compositions. Bite & Burnish offers viewers a glimpse into the possibilities of copper intaglio by showcasing the work of 11 artists alongside their etched copper plates. Presenting both print and matrix highlights the relationship between image and source, emphasizing the creative and expressive possibilities of intaglio printmaking. Curated by Ciara Trapp and Jayden Thompson, Bite & Burnish runs at the Fifth Parallel Gallery from February 9th to 27th with a public reception on February 13th from 5:00 to 7:30 pm.

01/28/2026

“Figure in Layers closes this week on Friday at the Fifth parallel gallery so hurry up and come to see the beautiful painting exhibition put by our visual art students.

ALSO TODAY IS THE RECEPTION OF “Figure in Layers” from 5 pm to 7 pm , so come by and get free snacks

01/07/2026

Coming to the Fifth Parallel January 14th-30th is a new group painting exhibition, “Figure in Layers,” curated by Zoë Anthony, Morgan Crane, and Hannah Shanks.

“ “Figure in Layers” is a collection of human form paintings created by a group of students from Fall 2025’s ART 343 class. The range of works include skeleton paintings to personal portraits. The paintings showcase creativity through the choices of composition, colour, cropping, taking creative liberties when it comes to invented background, as well as showing depth of character and personality through portraiture. Each student is able to show their unique style through each of their paintings. “
-Morgan Crane

Remember to mark the closing reception, Wednesday, January 28 at 5-7 PM, in your calendars! Don’t miss it!

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3737 Wascana Parkway, University Of Regina, Riddell Centre RC136
Regina, SK
S4S0A2

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Tuesday	11:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	11:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday	11:30am - 4:30pm
Friday	11:30am - 4:30pm

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