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In Whistler

The Whistler Art Walking Tour is a great way to experience 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 local art scene. Check out a broad selection of works by local artists, artisans and photographers every Sunday (until Oct. 11), 11 a.m.-4 p.m., rain or shine.

What

: The Adele Campbell Fine Art Gallery

Where

: Whistler Visitor’s Centre, Village Stroll

Elegant gallery featuring renowned local and Canadian artists. Currently showcasing a new collection of black bear oil paintings by Ken Campbell. Ph: 604-938-0887. www.adele-campbell.com.

What

: The Gallery at MY (Millennium) Place

Where:

Upstairs Foyer

Running throughout the month of October: an exhibition of travel photography from India and Mexico by locals Jolyn Starling and Robin O’Neill www.whistlermillenniumpl.com.

What

: VISEYE Photo Gallery

Where

: BBK’s Pub

Photo gallery on the walls of the cozy Blackcomb Benchlands pub next to Chef Bernard’s Cafe. Current exhibition: Double Take – a combination of photography and photo-based computer generated images by Mike Barry and Bruce Rowles – held over. www.viseyephotogallery.com.

What:

Expressions Art Studio & Gallery

Where:

Tyndall Stone Lodge

Studio/gallery/paint-your-own-ceramics shop showcasing funky glass, wood, fibre arts and ceramics. Regular in-house artist demonstrations, workshops and classes. Ph: 604-932-2822.

What

: West Coast Gallery

Where

: Pan Pacific Lodge

New works by long-time exhibitor Maya Eventov. Ph: 604-935-0087. www.westcoastartgallery.com.

What:

Freestyle Framing & Art Gallery

Where

: Tapley’s Farm

Owner/operator Terry Vincent is now showcasing the gallery’s First Nations artworks and wildlife prints from a mobile showroom based in Tapley’s Farm. Viewing by appointment. Ph: 604-932-4077. www.freestyleframingandartgallery.ca.

What

: Whistler Village Art Gallery

Where

: Westin Resort

An extensive collection of paintings and Inuit sculpture. New works in encaustic (wax and oil paint blend) by Jan Mason Steeves. Ph: 604-938-3001. www.whistlerart.com.

What

: The Gallery at Chateau Whistler

Where:

Fairmont Chateau Whistler Resort

Contemporary Canadian paintings, ceramics, glass, bronze and stone sculpture and other authentic handcrafted items. www.thegallerychateauwhistler.com.

What

: Black Tusk Gallery

Where

: Whistler Village Resort

Bold works by aboriginal and Northwest Coast artists. New temporary location during renovations to the Whistler Village Resort. www.blacktusk.ca.

What

: Art Junction@Function Gallery & Framing Studio

Where

: Millar Creek Road, Function Junction

A classy gallery showcasing contemporary B.C. artists. Ph: 604-938-9000. www.artjunction.ca.

What

: The Plaza Galleries

Where

: Town Plaza, Village North

Paintings and sculptures from more than 50 renowned Canadian and international artists, plus stone carvings, glassworks, masks and jewelry.

What:

Snow City Glassworks

Where:

Alpha Lake Road, Function Junction

Glass blowing, fusing and etching by resident artist Duane Perrett. Open studio every Thursday, 2-6 p.m. Ph: 604-932-4748. www.snowcityglassworks.com.

What

: Mountain Moments Photography

Where

: Clocktower, Skiers Square

Photography by long-time local Greg Griffith outputted in archival inks and papers. www.mountainmoments.com

What

: Cori Ross Originals and Prints

Where

: Cross Designs Studio, Whistler Cay

Funky Whistler snow and summer scenes by resident painter Cori Ross. Studio viewing by appointment. Ph: 604-932-3473.

What

: Vincent Massey Pottery Gallery

Where

: Alpine Meadows

Massey is renowned for his decorative stoneware, his wife Cheryl for her cedar bark, bull kelp and tule baskets. Ph: 604-932-6455.

What:

Clayfunkionals

Where:

Whistler Creekside

Ornamental ceramics by Borgi Rayen. Studio viewing by appointment. Ph: 604-932-2468.

What:

Mountain Craft Gallery

Where:

Whistler Creekside

Canadian paintings and blown glass, ceramic and mixed media artworks. Studio viewing by appointment. Ph: 604-932-5001.

Out of Whistler

What:

Toya’s Gallery

Where: #

2008, Hwy 99, Mount Currie

Contemporary 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.

What

: Our Glass Works

Where

: 9143 Pemberton Portage Rd., Birken

Custom 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.

What:

Gallup Pottery

Where:

7396 Laurel St., Pemberton

Functional stoneware by long-time local Meg Gallup. Studio viewing by appointment. Ph: 604-894-5035.

What:

Karen Love Art

Where:

1422 Collins Rd., Pemberton

Paintings, prints and silver jewelry by resident artist Karen Love. Studio viewing daily by appointment. Ph: 604-894-5558.

What

: Brackendale Art Gallery

Where

: 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 exhibition: 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.

What:

Newport Gallery

Where:

38055 Cleveland Avenue, Squamish

First Nations art, resident in-house works, and regular special guest presentations. Current Exhibit: Whistler Weeds – oil and watercolour paintings by local artist Sharon Jensen. www.newportgallery.net.

What

: Foyer Gallery

Where

: Squamish Public Library, 37907 Second Ave.

Currently exhibiting oil pastel drawings by Lori McKay, papier mache art by Ann McCutcheon and jewelry by Susan Remnant. Beginning Oct. 12: photography by Jozsef Tompai and slump/fused glassworks by Debbie Hungle and Michelle Mason. Ph: 604-892-3110.

What

: Nothing Finer

Where

: Cleveland Ave., Squamish

One-of-a-kind works by local and regional artisans. Stoneware, pottery, and sea grass baskets for home and garden.