What does SAB stand for?

Saskatchewan Arts Board

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Also, besides the Vancouver Art Gallery, her work has been displayed at the National Gallery of Canada, Saskatchewan Arts Board, Moose Jaw Art Museum and Art Gallery and at the Winnipeg Art Gallery.

Artist proud of multimedia exhibit at Olympics 2010

She's a recipient of the Bridging Arts Grant Award from the Saskatchewan Arts Board for performing Arts.

Littlechief on her way to stardom

As the first-ever international project funded by the Saskatchewan Arts Board, there are high hopes and even higher obstacles for the event, projected to take place August-October 2010.

Beginning of The End--End of The Beginning: Saskatchewan's Offer of A ...

However, the Saskatchewan Arts Board has really tried to make inroads to change those perceptions, to give grants to Aboriginal artists in ways that other provinces have not.

Prairie art need more exposure

However, the Saskatchewan Arts Board has really tried to make inroads to change those perceptions, to give grants to Aboriginal artists in ways that other provinces have not.

Professor encourages a continued success of prairie art