In Whistler
The Whistler Art Walking Tour is a great way to see local galleries and public art pieces. Self-guided brochures are available at MY (Millennium) Place or online at www.whistlerartscouncil.com. The Whistler Farmers Market is also a big part of the summer art scene. Check out a broad selection of works by local artists and artisans every Sunday from 11 a.m. 4 p.m., rain or shine.
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: The Gallery at MY (Millennium) PlaceWhere:
UpstairsRunning until July 31: Windows photos in window-style frames by Wim Tewinkel. Beginning August 3: The Wildlife of Burning Man a collection of images by locals who have made the journey to the iconic counter-culture celebration taking place every year in the Nevada desert. Burning Man themed exhibit opening party Thursday, August 5, 7 10 p.m. with music, short films and slideshows. Ph: 604-935-8410. www.whistlermillenniumpl.com.
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: VISEYE Photo GalleryWhere
: BBKs PubPhoto gallery on the walls of the cozy Blackcomb Benchlands pub next to Chef Bernards Cafe. Current exhibit: Double Take images by Mike Barry and Bruce Rowles. www.viseyephotogallery.com.
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: Whistler Village Art GalleryWhere
: Westin ResortNew expanded location. Extensive collection of Inuit sculpture and a special exhibit of rich, fruit-themed realist oil paintings by Toronto artist Joanne Hellman. Ph: 604-938-3001. www.whistlerart.com.
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: Black Tusk GalleryWhere
: Main Floor - Whistler Village ResortBold works by aboriginal and Northwest Coastal artists. New temporary location. www.blacktusk.ca.
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Expressions Art Studio & GalleryWhere:
Tyndall Stone Lodge, Whistler Village StrollStudio/gallery/paint-your-own-ceramics shop showcasing funky glass, wood, fibre arts and ceramics. Regular in-house artist demonstrations and workshops. Ph: 604-932-2822.
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: The Adele Campbell Fine Art GalleryWhere
: Whistler Visitors Centre, Village StrollLongtime Whistler gallery features an eclectic group of renowned Canadian artists. Ph: 604-938-0887. www.adele-campbell.com.
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: Art Junction@Function Gallery & Framing StudioWhere
: Millar Creek Road, Function JunctionA classy gallery showcasing contemporary B.C. artists. Ph: 604-938-9000. www.artjunction.ca.
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: West Coast GalleryWhere
: Pan Pacific LodgePaintings and sculptures by top Canadian artists such as Carol Evans, Maya Eventov and Hessam. Ph: 604-935-0087. www.westcoastartgallery.com.
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: The Gallery at Chateau WhistlerWhere:
Fairmont Chateau Whistler Resort, Blackcomb VillageContemporary Canadian paintings, ceramics, glass, bronze and stone sculpture and other authentic handcrafted items. www.thegallerychateauwhistler.com.
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: The Plaza GalleriesWhere
: Town Plaza, Village NorthPaintings and sculptures from more than 50 renowned Canadian and international artists, plus stone carvings, masks and jewelry.
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Snow City GlassworksWhere:
Alpha Lake Road, Function JunctionGlass blowing, fusing and etching by resident artist Duane Perrett. Open studio every Thursday, 2 6 p.m. Ph: 604-932-4748. www.snowcityglassworks.com.
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: Freestyle Framing & Art GalleryWhere
: Tyndall Stone Lodge, Village NorthFirst Nations artworks and wildlife prints. Owner/operator Terry Vincent has been a part of the Whistler art community since 1965. Ph: 604-932-4077.
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: Mountain Moments PhotographyWhere
: Clocktower, Skiers SquarePhotography by Greg Griffith outputted in archival inks and papers.
www.mountainmoments.com
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: Cori Ross Originals and PrintsWhere
: Cross Designs Studio, Whistler CayFunky Whistler snow and summer scenes by resident painter Cori Ross. Studio viewing by appointment. Ph: 604-932-3473.
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: Vincent Massey Pottery GalleryWhere
: Alpine MeadowsMassey is renowned for his decorative stoneware, his wife Cheryl for her cedar bark, bull kelp and tule baskets. Ph: 604-932-6455.
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ClayfunkionalsWhere:
Whistler CreeksideOrnamental ceramics by Borgi Rayen. Studio viewing by appointment. Ph: 604-932-2468.
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Mountain Craft GalleryWhere:
Whistler CreeksideCanadian paintings and blown glass, ceramic and mixed media artworks. Studio viewing by appointment. Ph: 604-932-5001.
Out of Whistler
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Toyas GalleryWhere: #
2008, Hwy 99, just before Mount CurrieContemporary aboriginal artwork by Toya Harris, soapstone sculpture by Mike Tyler, organic furniture pieces by Martin Sam and appliqué garments by Karl Harris. Ph: 604-894-9460.
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: Our Glass WorksWhere
: 9143 Pemberton Portage Rd., BirkenCustom design stained glass by Judy and Hugh Bourhis, celebrating 25 years in the local arts community. Studio showroom viewing daily by appointment. Ph: 604-452-3273.
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Gallup PotteryWhere:
7396 Laurel St., PembertonFunctional stoneware by longtime local Meg Gallup. Studio viewing by appointment. Ph: 604-894-5035.
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Karen Love ArtWhere:
1422 Collins Rd., PembertonPaintings, prints and silver jewelry by resident aritst Karen Love. Studio viewing daily by appointment. Ph: 604-894-5558.
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: Brackendale Art GalleryWhere
: Six miles north of Squamish, on Government Rd., (take Depot Rd. off Hwy 99).A true original in the heart of Brackendale featuring a gallery, theatre, café and chapel. Current exhibit: Indian Summer Pacific West Coast Native silkscreen prints and carvings. In the upstairs gallery: Art of the Natural World . Open weekends & statutory holidays. Ph: 604-898-3333. www.brackendaleartgallery.com.
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Newport GalleryWhere:
38055 Cleveland Avenue, SquamishFirst Nations art, resident in-house works, and regular special guest presentations. Beginning tonight (Friday, July 30) and running through August 26: The Leaves of One Tree a thought-provoking collection by Lytton-area painter Georgia Lesley. Artist reception from 7 9 p.m. Ph: 604-892-1080. www.newportgallery.net.
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: Foyer GalleryWhere
: Squamish Public Library, 37907 Second Ave.Current exhibit: photography by Richard Wheater, ceramics by Angela Bailey and beaded jewelry by Gabriella Lavron. Beginning August 3: photography by Sheila Blake and wood carved items by Dave Cunningham. Ph: 604-892-3110.
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: Nothing FinerWhere
: Cleveland Ave., SquamishOne-of-a-kind works by local and regional artisans. Stoneware, pottery, and sea grass baskets for home and garden.