Remai Modern

Great overall UX design of the architecture and exhibits. The Picasso linocuts (largest collection in the world) / ceramics is a major draw, but the quality / curation of the other works set a high standard. This is one of the places in Saskatoon you don't want to miss.

Great gallery made even better by the free admission (donations preferred). Highly impressed to find this quality of gallery in the middle of the prairies. Definitely recommended.

During my visit to the Remai Modern, I had a wonderful experience exploring the museum's captivating art installations. I was pleasantly surprised when they allowed me to take some photos, adding to the overall enjoyment of my visit. The museum itself is truly remarkable, with its beautiful design, informative exhibits, and inspiring atmosphere. It's a must-visit destination for art enthusiasts and anyone seeking a unique and enriching cultural experience. I highly recommend checking it out if you have the opportunity.

It never ceases to amaze me that a city like Saskatoon has an art gallery of this caliber. Beyond the opportunity to see the Mendel collection and Picasso, this gallery hosts world class touring exhibits. Moreover, there is an excellent restaurant, and there are art activities for children on Saturdays

Beautiful piece of modern architecture, both exterior and interior. Go to the third floor for great views of the river (if only they had a terrace too). While admission is pay-as-you-can, I was disappointed by the number and size of the exhibits, especially since two of the galleries were closed for refitting during my visit, which left only three galleries open. I was looking forward to seeing the museum's Picasso collection, but one of the galleries was closed and the open one on the ground floor was very small and only had a few pieces of Picasso linotypes.However, what stood out positively to me was the staff members. Never had I visited a major urban art gallery where the staff members in the exhibition space were so proactive in explaining the exhibits. Even though they couldn’t answer some of my questions (more training would have been great), it really deepened my understanding of the exhibits and enhanced my visit as I probably wouldn’t have approached the staff members/curators to ask questions otherwise. Here, as with my visit to Saskatoon overall, it was the people that left a deep and positive impression on me.

I have been to the Remai Modrn art Gallery a few times now and this most recent time was better than what I remember in the past. In the past I came here for a few events that the museum had. This time I found there was a lot more interesting things to see and check out here such as the art display in the front entrance and is visible from all over the museum. It also has a large room that shows the history of the events from 2020 to present. The artwork in this area is by people who have come to the gallery and designed their art and feelings of the past couple years. Some of it is pretty creative and well thought out. It is on main level before you go up the stairs. There is also lots of neat First Nations artwork too see and more. It is much better now than what I remember it. The museum has three levels and is right on the river bank at River Landing with great views of the South Saskatchewan River from around the museum. The museum is very clean with lots of space to move around. It also has a nice area to with a few seats to sit by a fireplace near where the lockers are to put your jackets in or anything you don’t want to carry around with you when visiting. Th museum also has a gift shop to the left when you first enter the museum and a new restaurant that is coming soon. The museum has new artwork on a regular basis and admission is by donation.

Interesting exhibitions starting from the entrance, friendly and supportive staff, perfect view on Saskatoon. Strongly recommend!

Awesome art gallery, really enjoyed the current exhibits.

We really appreciated the friendly and proactive staff here. They let us experience the diverse, challenging, and beautiful exhibits at our own pace, but also offered a couple of helpful nudges to enhance our understanding. All wrapped up in a modern building where you can grab a comfy seat overlooking the river when your feet are tired. Well worth the price of admission (donation)!

Awe-inspiring experience. Views of the river are fantastic! Guides are knowledgeable. I know knew that Bisons are bigger than I thought. I love the mirror maze area most out of all galleries—beautiful art by world-class artists. Free lockers are there to put one's belongings, and how to use them is also written. Along with stairs, elevators are also there. Must visit