SNAP presents up to 14 exhibitions between our 2 public gallery spaces each year & presents special projects and community collaborations in our Jasper Avenue Window Showcase. SNAP exhibits traditional printmaking practices as well as works that challenge the viewer’s expectations of the medium.
10123 – 121 Street Edmonton, AB T5N 3W9
Ph: 780 423 1492
Email: [email protected]
In lieu of an entrance fee, we graciously accept donations.
Monday Closed
Tuesday 12 – 6 pm
Wednesday 12— 6 pm
Thursday 12 – 7 pm
Friday 12 – 5 pm
Saturday 12 – 5 pm
Sunday Closed
Holidays Closed
Getting Here: SNAP is conveniently located on ETS routes 1, 5, 120, 309. While there is no dedicated SNAP parking there is a 30 mins. loading zone on Jasper Ave in front of our printshop for short visits. Pay parking is readily available on the south side of Jasper Ave and there is a wide range of free residential parking on 120 and 121 streets. For patrons with accessibility permits, there is an accessible parking zone on 121 street directly in front of the gallery.
The Main Gallery features contemporary work by local, national and international artists at all stages of their careers. The Community Gallery features new works and projects by local emerging artists in the greater Edmonton and Alberta region.
On Now
Heather Leier
Mar 22 - Apr 27
Through the consideration of traumatic experience as unrelenting, Leier presents Coping Mechanisms, an exhibition that draws the eye both downward and...
Tamara Deedman
Mar 22 - Apr 27
Identifying as a collector her entire life, Tamara documents the process, deconstruction, and liberation from what she describes as her Insincere Comf...
University of Alberta Printmaking
May 3 - May 11
SNAP invites members & guests to the opening reception of Faulty Poetics, Friday, May 3rd from 7-9 pm. On at SNAP Gallery from Friday, May 3rd - ...
View SNAP’s gallery exhibitions via our online archive dating back to 2008. Our exhibition records for 1989-2008 are available on site in our gallery. If you would like more information on an exhibition that SNAP has presented please don’t hesitate to contact us.
SNAP maintains a physical print archive dating back to 1982 as a unique and important record of print editions produced by our members, for member’s exchanges, SNAPline commissions, and milestone celebrations. We actively accept donations of prints to our archive from SNAP members producing editions in our printshop. With over 1000 prints in our archive there is a lot to explore (link to online archive coming soon).
