Positive Reviews: Visitors praise Neutral Ground's knowledgeable staff, beautiful open layout, and the creativity of the artists' work. The gallery's new location on Scarth Street is also highlighted as a positive change, providing a cozy and intimate space for art appreciation. Guests appreciate the opportunity to engage with the artists and understand their work on a deeper level, without feeling overwhelmed by the size of the gallery. The unique performances and socializing opportunities during openings are also mentioned as highlights of the experience at Neutral Ground. Unique Facts: 1. Neutral Ground was founded in 1982 as a not-for-profit organization dedicated to developing artists' opportunities and engaging with the public through experimental multidisciplinary practices. 2. The gallery, located in Regina, Saskatchewan, is also called Oskana ka - Sasaki. 3. Neutral Ground occupies land under Treaty 4 and strives to provide an inclusive and equitable experience for artists, members, and stakeholders in the community. Specialty: Neutral Ground specializes in presenting visual and media arts of the present day. They connect the public to emerging and mid-career Canadian and Saskatchewan artists, promoting and exhibiting the work of underrepresented artists from diverse backgrounds. The organization incorporates diverse identities into its programming through a jury-led artwork selection process, addressing systemic imbalances in the art world.