Indigenous Art Exhibit Coming to Southeast College
February 27, 2026Atim Maskikhiy Art Exhibit Coming to Southeast College
Campuses in Weyburn and Estevan
Weyburn – Southeast College is pleased to host the touring Atim Maskikhiy art exhibit at its Weyburn and Estevan campuses, providing students, staff, and community members the opportunity to experience a powerful collection of art that brings together community-driven research, lived experience, and creative expression.
In Weyburn, the exhibit will be displayed in the Upper Administration Hallway and will be open to the public during campus hours, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The exhibit will be on display starting Monday, March 2 and will close on Monday, March 23.
In Estevan, the exhibit will be displayed in the Upper Foyer and will be open to the public during campus hours, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The exhibit will be on display starting Monday, March 30 and will close on Thursday, April 23.
About the Exhibit
Atim Maskikhiy (“Dog Medicine” in Cree) presents works by seventeen artists from the La Ronge tri‑community area in Northern Saskatchewan. The multimedia pieces explore the dog–human relationship through preliminary findings of a community‑driven research project, blending artistic expression with lived experience.
By combining art and science, the exhibition broadens access to research‑based knowledge while highlighting the need for improved animal health and welfare services in northern, remote, and Indigenous communities. The works affirm the importance of dog–human bonds to life and well‑being in the North and call attention to systemic gaps in current approaches to addressing dog‑related challenges.
Southeast College is proud to offer innovative and flexible programming that encourages students to learn where they live.