Let me illustrate - Board member Darlene Huber illustrates how quickly costs associated with producing artwork can deplete from a sale. Using this painting as an example, after associated costs, the $207 price tag realized a $6 profit. The exercise noted a fine balance between trying to keep costs attractive and not losing money. (Ryan Kierdrowski/Grasslands News)

The Qu’Appelle Valley Centre for the Arts (QVCA) is looking to build on a year of expanding programming, growing partnerships and increased community participation as it heads into another busy season. Just under 20 people attended the organization’s annual general meeting, where board members highlighted new pottery and paint-night programming, ongoing building upgrades, and growing […]

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