Vision

Art, culture and history are accessible, meaningful and vital to diverse audiences of all ages, and the Estevan Art Gallery & Museum serves to expand the social and cultural horizons of Estevan and surrounding area.

 

Mission

The Estevan Art Gallery and Museum encourages involvement in the dissemination and development of artistic, cultural and historical practices, by bringing to the people of southern Saskatchewan a balanced program of exhibits, collections and public programming.

We focus on two areas to reflect our rapidly expanding social and cultural diversity:

• We are a public art gallery that offers a free exchange of ideas and perspectives

• We are a public museum that offers the interpretation of ideas and perspectives concentrating on the history of the Northwest Mounted Police, First Nations and Métis people of southeastern Saskatchewan.

 

Board

The Estevan Art Gallery & Museum is governed by a Board of Directors. The EAGM exists through a by-law of the City of Estevan. The by-law ensures community representation on the Board, with the inclusion of additional positions nominated from the larger community.  Board committees are each comprised of volunteers and board members, and are chaired by board members. Interested in becoming a board member? Get in touch.

 

Board Members

• Amber Ganje - Chairperson

• Tyler Perry - Vice-Chairperson

• George Sereggela - Treasurer

• Travis Frank - City Representative

• Terry Williams

• Kathryn Gilliss

• Steven Siroski

• Josh LeBlanc

• Ryan Bohlken

 

Staff

The staff at the Estevan Art Gallery & Museum are always willing to answer any of your questions, and we enjoy hearing your comments. Please direct your inquiries appropriately:

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Director / Curator
Amber Andersen
e: director@eagm.ca

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Education, Outreach, and Programming Coordinator

Karly Garnier
e: educator@eagm.ca  

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