Whistler art galleries showcase an impressive array of local, regional, First Nations and international fine art and jewellery. While you're here you can also take in an art festival, public exhibit or other unique cultural event.
Take a self-guided gallery tour through Whistler's art galleries, public exhibits as well as the local museum. Pick up a map at the Whistler Visitor Info Centre
Art Galleries
The Adele-Campbell Fine Art Gallery features oils, acrylics and sculpture by internationally renowned Canadian artists.
Representing leading Northwest Coast native artists, the Black Tusk Gallery houses masks, prints, sculptures, totem poles, baskets, bowls, paintings and jewellery.
The charming Mountain Craft Gallery features local and regional artists' paintings, sculptures and crafts in glass, metal, ceramic and wood.
The Plaza Galleries displays works by well-known artists such as Jasmin, Anthony Quinn and Frederick Hart.
An artistic legacy at Whistler, The Whistler Village Art Gallery features Canadian and international paintings as well as sculpture and glass.
West Coast Gallery displays Canadian and international contemporary art works. The gallery also features hand-crafted local and First Nations jewellery as well as silver and soapstone carvings.
Visit ArtRageous to see fantastic artworks in all dimensions on display in the "Underground" at the Whistler Conference Centre.
Every spring Whistler hosts the colourful Annual Whistler Children's Art Festival. Activities include kite making, fish-print t-shirts, stage fighting, magic, painting, photography and more.
A word or two on your visit:
- No admission fees in effect
- Approximate time required: varies by gallery