The world has come to know Whistler as a paradise for playing outdoors, and rightly so, but now, thanks to a vibrant year-round program of engaging visual art exhibitions and events, Whistler has been not-so-quietly becoming one of BC’s arts and culture hubs. Nestled nicely among some of nature’s finest works, Whistler is also home to the Audain Art Museum, a gorgeous home recently opened to established and emerging BC artists, as well as an important collection of Indigenous pieces.
Immerse yourself in the beauty of nature with this floral art collection, where each piece captures the delicate elegance of blooming flowers.
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Immerse yourself in the beauty of nature with this floral art collection, where each piece captures the delicate elegance of blooming flowers. From soft petals to bold blooms, experience the timeless allure of floral artistry in every brushstroke.
Experience the essence of Spring in this art collection, where fresh blooms,
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Experience the essence of Spring in this art collection, where fresh blooms, sunlight, and the flowing waters from melting glaciers bring new life to the world. Each piece celebrates nature’s rebirth, from vibrant florals to serene waterscapes, capturing the season’s beauty and vitality.
Dive into the serene beauty of the ocean with this art collection, where each piece evokes the
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Dive into the serene beauty of the ocean with this art collection, where each piece evokes the calm rhythms of the sea. From rolling waves to tranquil shores, experience the timeless allure and boundless power of the ocean through stunning, expressive artworks.
The exhibit Legends of the Land / Sx̱wex̱wiy̓ám̓ tiná7 tl’a temíxw / ptakwlh ti tmicwa shares how traditional knowledge and history were passed down from generation to generation through stories. Guests
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The exhibit Legends of the Land / Sx̱wex̱wiy̓ám̓ tiná7 tl’a temíxw / ptakwlh ti tmicwa shares how traditional knowledge and history were passed down from generation to generation through stories. Guests can experience storytelling, bold artwork, petroglyphs and pictographs showing the connection to the land of the Sk̲wx̲wú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish Nation) territory and the Lil̓wat7úl (Lil’wat Nation) territory. Continuing the tradition of ancestors, these stories tell meaningful connections to the land, anchoring families to specific areas throughout time and strengthening their identities.
Curator Mixalhítsa7 Alison Pascal shares “We were requested by our Elders to learn and share more about our stories. They’re vital to knowing and sharing who we are, where we’re from and all the possibilities available to us”
Guests can view the exhibition in Gallery 3 of the Museum, opening on Friday, April 25, 2025. Beginning May 10, 2025, throughout spring and summer, Cultural Ambassadors will share a special feature Legends of the Land Tourat 3pm beginning with a welcome song, and live storytelling within the exhibit space in Gallery 3. The feature tour replaces the 3pm What We Treasure Tour – the signature hourly guided tour guests can experience at the top of every hour throughout the day. The Legends of the Land Tour will also be available as a group tour booked in advance based on availability.
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April 25 (Friday) 1:00 am – September 30 (Tuesday) 1:00 am
