This collection consists of 2.53 meters of textual records, photographs, slides, videos, compact disks. There are 12 oversize items and 6 artifacts. The date ranges from the 1950’s to 2006, predominantly throughout the 1990’s and 2000’s. The collection also includes three-dimensional art works – one by Tony, and two by other artists. There are multiple works on paper represented in various fundraising folios and sketchbooks, as well as the collection of hand-printed art cards. Many of the awards Tascona received throughout his career are contained within this collection. The A/V materials total 271 photographs, 681 slides, 14 VHS tapes, 8 cassette tapes, and 19 CD’s containing digital images.

This collection is comprised of 1 oversize folder containing 4 photographs of the Saskatchewan Legislative Building mounted onto foam board. Clifford Wiens designed two galleries in the Saskatchewan Legislative Building: the Qu’Appelle Gallery, (photograph #3) and the Saskatchewan Gallery (not included in this collection). These photographs on foam board were sent to the Archives and Special Collections by the Mendel Art Gallery in Saskatoon,
Saskatchewan in December 2008.

This small accession is comprised of one book of family photographs and short stories, the publication is dedicated to Patricia Wiens, and her children, by husband and father, architect Clifford Wiens. The book was published in 2016 and received in the Archives in April, 2016.

This collection is comprised of one book written by architect Clifford Wiens. This first edition was published by Wiens Publishing House in August 2018.

This collection consists of administrative and artists records from the period of 1978-84. Artists such as Joe Fafard, David Thauberger, Vic Cicansky, Fred Moulding and Wilf Perreault are well represented within this collection. The Susan Whitney papers give an overview on current trends in Saskatchewan art.

This collection consists of administrative and artists records from the period of 1986-89. Artists such as Joe Fafard, David Thauberger, Vic Cicansky and Wilf Perreault are well represented within this collection. The Susan Whitney papers give an overview on current trends in Saskatchewan art.

Susan Whitney is the owner and manager of the Susan Whitney Gallery, a successful, commercial art gallery which specializes in sculpture, craft, folk art and paintings. Since 1978, Whitney has organized hundreds of exhibitions of provincially, nationally and internationally renowned artists. Of the 30 artists the gallery represents, a majority are from Saskatchewan with the remainder from over parts of North America. Whitney also works as an art appraiser,
primarily through the Professional Art Dealer's Association of Canada (PADAC). This collection consists of administrative and artists records from the period of 1986-2000. Artists such as Joe Fafard, David Thauberger, Vic Cicansky and Wilf Perreault are well represented within this collection. The Susan Whitney papers give an overview on current trends
in Saskatchewan art.