Keith Moulding is a Saskatchewan-based freelance photographer. He studied photography at Sheridan College where he graduated in 1974. Keith has taught as a sessional instructor in the school of Photojournalism at the University of Regina and has exhibited at the Dunlop Art Gallery. His clients have included Canadian Art, Saturday Night Magazine, Globe & Mail, Readers Digest, Canadian Living, Elm Street and Western Living Magazine. 

Curated and organized by the Moose Jaw Museum & Art Gallery with funding assistance from the City of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan Arts Board, SaskCulture, Saskatchewan Lotteries, and the Canada Council for the Arts. This exhibition is toured through OSAC’s Arts on the Move program.

This exhibition features the paintings, sculptures and craft objects of folk artist, Frank Cicansky, in dialogue with the ceramics and sculptural work of his son, internationally renowned artist, Victor Cicansky. The presentation of these artists’ works together offers an opportunity to consider the shared values, creative drives and narratives of memory, place and origin that inform both of their artistic practices. Together these works reflect a sincere and compelling response to place, offering immigrant narratives of first and second generation settler Canadians in southern Saskatchewan, while also exploring the influential connections between our province’s folk art and funk art genres.