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SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 2020
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Episode 8. Tuesday Night Talks (TNT)

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TUESDAY NIGHT TALKS (TNT)
SHAWN HUNT

The Audain Art Museum's (AAM) new Tuesday Night Talks (TNT) offer a unique opportunity for online participants to simultaneously enter the Museum and the artist's studio or home during the evening, while learning about key works in the AAM's Permanent Collection directly from their respective makers.

Hosted by the Museum's Director & Chief Curator Dr. Curtis Collins, this eighth episode features Shawn Hunt, an artist of mixed Heiltsuk, French and Scottish ancestry that has exhibited his paintings, sculptures and jewelry throughout British Columbia. Hunt will be discussing his 2013 acrylic on canvas entitled Traditional Evolution. Raven Steals My Light which combines traditional Northwest Coast formline and storytelling practices to evoke a wry commentary on contemporary urban existence.

Be sure to register for this live Audain Art Museum broadcast on Zoom and participants are invited to submit advance questions for Shawn Hunt to consider as an essential part of TNT's interactive format.

June 23, 2020
8pm PST | 11pm EST
Live on Zoom

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Director & Chief Curator, Dr. Curtis Collins by the flashlight''s glow in front of Shawn Hunt''s Traditional Evolution. Raven Steals My Light, 2013, acrylic on canvas, Audain Art Museum Collection. Purchased with funds from the Audain Foundation.

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Episode 6. Tuesday Night Talks (TNT)

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Artist Landon Mackenzie in the studio, 1985

TUESDAY NIGHT TALKS (TNT)
LANDON MACKENZIE

The Audain Art Museum's (AAM) new Tuesday Night Talks (TNT) offer a unique opportunity for online participants to simultaneously enter the Museum and the artist's studio or home during the evening, while learning about key works in the AAM's Permanent Collection directly from their respective makers.

Hosted by the Museum's Director & Chief Curator Dr. Curtis Collins, this sixth episode features Landon Mackenzie, a painter and long-time educator known for her large format mapping works that have been exhibited across Canada and internationally. Mackenzie will be discussing the circumstances around the creation of an oil, acrylic and graphite on linen entitled Rose Snow and Pink Sky (a universe for Carl Hart) of 2014-15 within the larger context of her studio methods and Particle painting series.

Be sure to register for this live Audain Art Museum broadcast on Zoom, and participants are invited to submit advance questions for Landon Mackenzie to consider as an essential part of TNT's interactive format.

June 9, 2020
8pm PST | 11pm EST
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Tax receipts are issued for donations of $25 or more, in accordance with CRA guidelines.

Director & Chief Curator, Dr. Curtis Collins in front of Landon Mackenzie''s, Rose Snow and Pink Sky (a universe for Carl Hart), 2014-15, oil, acrylic and graphite on linen, 370.0 x 240.0 cm, Audain Art Museum Collection. Purchased with funds from the Audain Foundation.

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NEW Tuesday Night Talks (TNT)

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Artist Xwalacktun, photo by Jada Harry

TUESDAY NIGHT TALKS (TNT)
XWALACKTUN

The Audain Art Museum's (AAM) new Tuesday Night Talks (TNT) offer a unique opportunity for online visitors to enter the Museum during the evening, while learning about key works in the Permanent Collection directly from the artist.

Hosted by the AAM's Director & Chief Curator Dr. Curtis Collins, this third episode will feature Xwalacktun, an artist who proudly celebrates his Squamish and Kwakwak'wakw ancestry through variety of mediums, discussing the use of traditional forms in contemporary spaces as evident in the 2014-15 waterjet cut aluminum house post commissioned for the Museum's entranceway entitled He-yay meymuy (Big Flood).

Be sure to register for this live Audain Art Museum broadcast on Zoom as participants will be invited to submit questions to Xwalacktun as an essential part of TNT's interactive format.

May 19, 2020
8pm PST | 11pm EST
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Director & Chief Curator, Dr. Curtis Collins in front of Xwalacktun''s He-yay meymuy (Big Flood), 2014-2015, aluminum with LED lights, Audain Art Museum Collection. Purchased with funds from the Audain Foundation.

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Dear Art Enthusiast,

As the Audain Art Museum (AAM) approaches its exciting fifth anniversary of celebrating the art of British Columbia, we also look back upon what has been an incredibly challenging year for many.

For our unique non-profit organization, 2020 has presented significant obstacles including the cancellation of the Illuminate Gala & Auction, the AAM's major annual fundraiser. Faced with an ever-changing reality, the Museum has become strategic and steadfast in its efforts to offer culturally enriching visitor experiences, while providing a safe and health conscious environment for the enjoyment of art. This year has also meant reimagining our engagement initiatives in order to extend the AAM's reach beyond in-person activities and into the virtual realm.

As we look forward to 2021, we invite you to consider joining the Audain Art Museum's friends and family in helping realize our ambitious objectives by making a financial contribution during the month of December.

Contribute Now

Your support is critical in actualizing initiatives such as Tuesday Night Talks (TNT): Season 2, the Museum's popular new virtual series and Jean-Paul Riopelle: The Call of Northern Landscapes and Indigenous Cultures, an upcoming exhibition from the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. In addition to a major retrospective of Tahltan-Tlingit master carver Dempsey Bob, a co-production between the AAM and McMichael Canadian Art Collection at the close of 2021.

Thank you in advance for your generosity and commitment to sustaining the Audain Art Museum's vibrant Permanent Collection displays, as well as brilliant Special Exhibitions of national and international consequence.

Eligible donors will receive a charitable tax receipt for their giving, in accordance with CRA guildelines.

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Last Chance to Visit The Extended Moment

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SPECIAL
EXHIBITIONS

Gary Schneider, John in Sixteen Parts, V (detail), 1996, printed 1997 gelatin silver print, toned, 92.9 x 75 cm; image: 91.6 x 73.7 cm Gift of Kathryn Finter and Jim des Rivi?res, Ottawa, 2000 National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa.

The Extended Moment
Fifty Years of Collecting Photographs at the National Gallery of Canada

Exhibition Closes Sunday, October 18, 2020 at 6pm

Don''t miss your last chance to witness the international arc of photography from the 19th century to present times. This compelling exhibition overview of the medium's social, economic, scientific and cultural impact on the world includes European daguerreotype portraits, figurative azo dye prints from Asia, and experimental digital imagery by leading American and Canadian artists.

Notable photographers featured in this impressive display of over 80 works include Anna Atkins, Diane Arbus, Edward Burtynsky, Lynne Cohen, Stan Douglas, Walker Evans, Isabelle Hayeur, Fred Herzog, William Notman, Man Ray, Gary Schneider and Edward Steichen.

The Extended Moment is organized by the Scotiabank Photography Program at the National Gallery of Canada. This project is funded in part by the Resort Municipality of Whistler through the Province of British Columbia's Municipal and Regional District Tax and hotel partner, The Westin Resort & Spa, Whistler. The exhibition is part of the 2020 Capture Photography Festival selected exhibition program.

PLAN YOUR VISIT

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TOURING
SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS

Joseph Tisiga, No Home in Scorched Earth, 2014/2019, 1 of 5, digital prints on wood panels with watercolour and wrapped in plastic, 152.40 cm x 213.36 cm, courtesy of Martha Sturdy.

Joseph Tisiga.
Somebody Nobody Was...

Mus?e d''art de Joliette, Joliette, Qu?bec
October 3, 2020 - January 10, 2021
Organized by the Audain Art Museum

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Joseph Tisiga. Somebody Nobody Was... is presented in Joliette with the support of the Canada Council for the Arts and Polygon Homes.

Emily Carr, Le Paysage (Brittany Landscape), 1911, oil on board, 45.7 x 64.8 cm, Audain Art Museum Collection. Purchased with funds from the Audain Foundation.

Emily Carr: Fresh Seeing
French Modernism and the West Coast

Royal BC Museum, Victoria, British Columbia
October 22, 2020 - January 24, 2021
Organized by the Audain Art Museum

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Fresh Seeing is presented in Victoria with the support of Major Sponsor Heffel Fine Art Auction House, Sponsor Black & MacDonald, financial assistance from the Government of Canada through the Museum Assistance Program, and Exclusive Transportation Partner PACART.

ENGAGEMENT
INITIATIVES

Gordon Smith, Pond, 1995, acrylic on canvas, Audain Art Museum Collection, Gift of Sonny and Florence Leong.

NEW
Audain Extended: Private Guided Tour Experience

Book Your Bubble into Whistler's new Audain Extended experience: a private, safe and exclusive guided tour of the Audain Art Museum, outside of public opening hours. Join the Museum's knowledgeable Docents for an intimate look at the latest changes to the Permanent Collection of BC art from a unique curatorial perspective.

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NEW Tuesday Night Talks (TNT)

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Artist Liz Magor, photo: Karolina Kodlubaj, courtesy: Susan Hobbs Gallery

TUESDAY NIGHT TALKS (TNT)
LIZ MAGOR

The Audain Art Museum's (AAM) new Tuesday Night Talks (TNT) offer a unique opportunity for online participants to simultaneously enter the Museum and the artist's studio or home during the evening, while learning about key works in the AAM's Permanent Collection directly from their respective makers.

Hosted by the Museum's Director & Chief Curator Dr. Curtis Collins, this fourth episode features Liz Magor, an award winning Vancouver-based artist who has exhibited extensively throughout North America and Europe, discussing her distinctive combinations of ordinary materials and manufactured forms that result in dissociative visual contexts as evident in the 2015 work Pearl Body.

Be sure to register for this live Audain Art Museum broadcast on Zoom as participants are invited to submit questions to Liz Magor as an essential part of TNT's interactive format.

May 26, 2020
8pm PST | 11pm EST
Live on Zoom

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Miss an episode? Watch the recordings at audainartmuseum.com/tnt.

Director & Chief Curator, Dr. Curtis Collins in front of Liz Magor''s Pearl Body, 2015, polymerized gypsum, plywood, textile and acrylic, 31.8 x 19.8cm, Audain Art Museum Collection. Purchased with funds from the Audain Foundation.

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Reminder: Tuesday Night Talks (TNT) Special Edition

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TUESDAY NIGHT TALKS (TNT)
SPECIAL EDITION: REBECCA BELMORE

The Audain Art Museum (AAM) returns to the popular Tuesday Night Talks (TNT) virtual series with a Special Edition that offers online participants a unique opportunity to simultaneously enter the artist's home-studio during the evening, while experiencing the new special exhibition entitled RESERVOIR by Rebecca Belmore opening at the Museum on Thursday, November 26, 2020.

Hosted by the AAM's Director & Chief Curator, Dr. Curtis Collins, this TNT: Special Edition features Rebecca Belmore, an internationally recognized performance-installation artist, who was raised in Upsala, Ontario and is a member of the Lac Seul First Nation. Belmore will be discussing both recent works and new site-based creations on display until May 16, 2021 in the Museum's Tom & Teresa Gautreau galleries.

Be sure to register for this live Audain Art Museum broadcast on Zoom as participants are invited to submit advance questions for Rebecca Belmore to consider, an essential part of TNT's interactive format.

November 24, 2020
8pm PST | 11pm EST
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TNT Special Edition is presented by:

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Thursday to Sunday 11am - 6pm

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Registration Reminder. Episode 9. Tuesday Night Talks (TNT)

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From left, Sasha Suda, Director & CEO, NGC alongside Dr. Curtis Collins, Director & Chief Curator, AAM

TUESDAY NIGHT TALKS (TNT)
NATIONAL GALLERY OF CANADA

The Audain Art Museum's (AAM) Tuesday Night Talks offer a unique opportunity for online participants to simultaneously enter the Museum during the evening and the National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa.

Hosted by the Museum's Director & Chief Curator Dr. Curtis Collins, this ninth and final episode of TNT's Season 1 features a conversation with Sasha Suda, Director & CEO of the National Gallery of Canada (NGC), alongside Kitty Scott, Deputy Director & Chief Curator, live from the NGC's Conservation Labs. Suda will offer an overview of The Extended Moment: Fifty Years of Collecting Photographs at the National Gallery of Canada now on display at the Audain Art Museum until October 18th, while Scott follows with a glimpse of recent historic and contemporary art acquisitions at the NGC. Episode nine concludes with a sneak peek of the National Gallery of Canada's plans for major contemporary art installations throughout the Moshe Safdi designed building on Sussex Drive near Parliament Hill.

Be sure to register for this live Audain Art Museum broadcast on Zoom as participants are invited to submit advance questions for Sasha and Kitty to consider, an essential part of TNT's interactive format. TNT Season 2 is currently in development for Tuesday evenings at 8pm from January 5th to March 2nd, 2021.

June 30, 2020
8pm PST | 11pm EST
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First: Sasha Suda, Director & CEO, NGC second: Kitty Scott, Deputy Director & Chief Curator, NGC

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RESERVOIR by Rebecca Belmore Opening Postponed

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RESERVOIR by Rebecca Belmore
Public Opening Postponed

Rebecca Belmore, X (blue), 2014, dimensions variable, still by Scott Benesiinaabanan

Opening Events Cancelled
In Light of the New Provincial Health Order

Unfortunately, all opening events in honour of Rebecca Belmore are cancelled in light of the new provincial health order restrictions announced by Dr. Bonnie Henry. Members Mornings reservations for Saturday, November 14 and Sunday, November 15 have been automatically cancelled.

The plan moving forward is to have a series of engagement activities over the winter and spring, as the exhibition's new end date is May 16th. Thank you for your understanding in these uncertain times.

Public Opening
Postponed to November 26

Exhibition to be displayed from November 26, 2020 - May 16, 2021

Over the past 30 years, Rebecca Belmore has developed a highly charged aesthetic rooted in socio-political commentary that hinges upon her Anishnabai ancestry. As an internationally renowned multidisciplinary artist, from the Lac Seul First Nation in Northwestern Ontario, she has been featured at contemporary art fairs from Havana to Athens.

Currently, the Museum is in the process of rescheduling Belmore''s evening performance for the Audain Art Museum's meadow and she is completing two major installations in the Tom & Teresa Gautreau Galleries. These new works will examine the disparity between wealth and poverty in Canada with poignant references to Vancouver, Whistler and the Sea to Sky corridor. RESERVOIR by Rebecca Belmore also includes the North American premiere of Body of Water, an overturned tarped canoe rendered in aluminum that was commissioned for the 2019 Istanbul Biennial.

Preferred hotel rates are available through Fairmont Chateau Whistler by calling 604.938.8000 and quoting the Audain Museum RESERVOIR Exhibition rate.

Current Micro Exhibition Extended
Through November 22

Exploring Land and Ideas
Takao Tanabe and Jack Shadbolt

The West Coast of British Columbia is exceptionally beautiful. The province's natural wilderness, rugged mountains, and expansive oceans provide vital sources of inspiration for many B.C. artists. They have explored new ways of expressing various forms and embraced a freedom of creation that blurs boundaries of conventional art styles.

Jack Shadbolt and Takao Tanabe have played crucial roles as both artists and teachers in developing their bold and innovative styles. They are among a core group of distinguished B.C. artists who exhibited widely since the 1950s. Drawn from the Audain Art Museum's Permanent Collection of Tanabe's paintings, accompanied by a private donation of Jack Shadbolt's lithograph prints for the Museum's 2021 Illuminate Gala & Auction, works by these artists shown here demonstrate the development of unique aesthetic styles that depict visions of physicality and imagination.

Left: Takao Tanabe, N.W.T. 1/97: Beaulieu River, 1997, acrylic on canvas, Audain Art Museum Collection, Gift of the Artist

Right: Jack Shadbolt, Alternative Transformations: After Rain, 1996, lithograph on paper, Gift of Michael Audain and Yoshiko Karasawa for the AAM''s Illuminate Gala & Auction

Hours of Operation
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Registration Reminder. Episode 8. Tuesday Night Talks (TNT)

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TUESDAY NIGHT TALKS (TNT)
SHAWN HUNT

The Audain Art Museum's (AAM) new Tuesday Night Talks (TNT) offer a unique opportunity for online participants to simultaneously enter the Museum and the artist's studio or home during the evening, while learning about key works in the AAM's Permanent Collection directly from their respective makers.

Hosted by the Museum's Director & Chief Curator Dr. Curtis Collins, this eighth episode features Shawn Hunt, an artist of mixed Heiltsuk, French and Scottish ancestry that has exhibited his paintings, sculptures and jewelry throughout British Columbia. Hunt will be discussing his 2013 acrylic on canvas entitled Traditional Evolution. Raven Steals My Light which combines traditional Northwest Coast formline and storytelling practices to evoke a wry commentary on contemporary urban existence.

Be sure to register for this live Audain Art Museum broadcast on Zoom and participants are invited to submit advance questions for Shawn Hunt to consider as an essential part of TNT's interactive format.

June 23, 2020
8pm PST | 11pm EST
Live on Zoom

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REOPENING TO THE PUBLIC
FRIDAY, JUNE 26 AT 11AM

A Message From Dr. Curtis Collins and Whistler Mayor Jack Crompton

AAM reopens to the public Friday, June 26
New Hours: Friday, Saturday, Sunday 11am - 6pm
Holiday Hours: July 1, 2 and August 3 11am - 6pm

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Registration Reminder - NEW Tuesday Night Talks (TNT)

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Registration Reminder

TUESDAY NIGHT TALKS (TNT)
IAN WALLACE

The Audain Art Museum's (AAM) new Tuesday Night Talks (TNT) offer a unique opportunity for online visitors to enter the Museum during the evening, while learning about key works in the Permanent Collection directly from the artist.

Hosted by the AAM's Director & Chief Curator Dr. Curtis Collins, the first talk will feature Ian Wallace, an internationally acclaimed artist and major figure in the Vancouver school of photo conceptualism, discussing a pivotal work from his outstanding oeuvre entitled Who Will I Become of 2010.

Be sure to register for this live Audain Art Museum broadcast on Zoom as participants will be invited to submit questions to Wallace as an essential part of TNT's interactive format.

May 5, 2020
8pm PST | 11pm EST
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Artist Ian Wallace in front of Who Will I Become, 2010
acrylic and photolaminate on canvas
182.9 x 243.8 cm
Audain Art Museum Collection
Gift of Michael Audain and Yoshiko Karasawa

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Alta + Audain: Fine Dining Art Experience

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NEW FINE DINING ART EXPERIENCE
LAUNCHES FRIDAY, JULY 17

Two of Whistler's top establishments have teamed up to offer a curated outdoor dining experience that caters to British Columbians this summer. A central focus of both the Audain Art Museum and Alta Bistro is showcasing the excellence of BC through visual and culinary arts respectively.

The Alta + Audain: Fine Dining Art Experience will offer visitors an intimate guided tour of the Museum followed by an open-air dinner beneath the stunning architecture of the 56,000 square foot building designed by Vancouver-based firm Patkau Architects. A new menu will be offered each evening, centering on seasonal ingredients and themes to create a unique experience week over week.

In addition to the contemporary cuisine and exceptional art experience, the Alta + Audain series includes the beautiful juxtaposition of the iconic form and luster of a vintage Airstream trailer, retrofitted with a complete kitchen, set against the rectilinear lines of the Museum's award-winning postmodern design.

VIEW MENU + RSVP

EVERY FRIDAY EVENING THROUGH SEPTEMBER 4
$160 PER PERSON | $150 MUSEUM MEMBERS

*Use code AAMALTA2020 to receive $10 off per person and a complimentary welcome beverage. Purchaser must hold active Museum membership to qualify for discount, visit the Online Shop to renew.

Ticket price is inclusive of Museum tour, four course dining experience, gratuity, tax and service charge.
Beverages are available for purchase in advance online or in person at each seating.

NOW OPEN
Thursday to Sunday 11am - 6pm

HOLIDAY HOURS
Monday, August 3 11am - 6pm
Monday, September 7 11am - 6pm

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Episode 5. Tuesday Night Talks (TNT)

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Artist Joseph Tisiga, photo: Gary Bremner/Brianne Bremner, GBP Creative

TUESDAY NIGHT TALKS (TNT)
JOSEPH TISIGA

The Audain Art Museum's (AAM) new Tuesday Night Talks (TNT) offer a unique opportunity for online participants to simultaneously enter the Museum and the artist's studio or home during the evening, while learning about key works in the AAM's Permanent Collection directly from their respective makers.

Hosted by the Museum's Director & Chief Curator Dr. Curtis Collins, this fifth episode features Joseph Tisiga, a recent recipient of the Sobey Art Award whose work has been gaining national recognition over the past decade, discussing how his art delves into the complexities of identity politics with an exploration of the 2017 oil on canvas on artificial turf series entitled Props for Reconciliation.

Be sure to register for this live Audain Art Museum broadcast on Zoom as participants are invited to submit advance questions for Joseph Tisiga to consider, an essential part of TNT's interactive format.

June 2, 2020
8pm PST | 11pm EST
Live on Zoom

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Director & Chief Curator, Dr. Curtis Collins in front of Joseph Tisiga, A Prop for Reconciliation (Dilton), 2017, oil on canvas mounted on artificial grass and wood panel, Audain Art Museum Collection. Purchased with funds from the Audain Foundation.

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Registration Reminder - Tuesday Night Talks (TNT)

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Artist Liz Magor, photo: Karolina Kodlubaj, courtesy: Susan Hobbs Gallery

TUESDAY NIGHT TALKS (TNT)
LIZ MAGOR

The Audain Art Museum's (AAM) new Tuesday Night Talks (TNT) offer a unique opportunity for online participants to simultaneously enter the Museum and the artist's studio or home during the evening, while learning about key works in the AAM's Permanent Collection directly from their respective makers.

Hosted by the Museum's Director & Chief Curator Dr. Curtis Collins, this fourth episode features Liz Magor, an award winning Vancouver-based artist who has exhibited extensively throughout North America and Europe, discussing her distinctive combinations of ordinary materials and manufactured forms that result in dissociative visual contexts as evident in the 2015 work Pearl Body.

Be sure to register for this live Audain Art Museum broadcast on Zoom as participants are invited to submit questions to Liz Magor as an essential part of TNT's interactive format.

May 26, 2020
8pm PST | 11pm EST
Live on Zoom

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Postponement Notice

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2020 Illuminate Gala & Auction
Postponement Notice

Dear Gala Attendees, Members, and Supporters,

Thank you to each of you for your overwhelming support of the Audain Art Museum (AAM) and the 2020 Illuminate Gala & Auction. In light of the current global concern with respect to COVID-19, the AAM Board of Trustees and staff along with the Gala Committee has made the decision to postpone the event to September 2020.

The Museum is truly grateful to be surrounded by a group of passionate individuals, artists, volunteers, members and businesses who appreciate the role that art plays in creating social value within our communities and country.

Museum staff and the 2020 Gala Committee are working to announce a new date shortly and hope that you can join us in celebrating the health and future of the AAM. Thank you again to our sponsors, donors and artists, Gala Committee members, volunteers, and ticket holders.

Sincerely,

The AAM Team

The AAM is grateful for the generosity of its supporters. Current table and ticket holders are invited to carry forward their purchases to the September event. Alternatively, refund requests can be made using the link below or by contacting sales@audainartmuseum.com.

REQUEST A GALA TICKET REFUND

Refunds will be processed as soon as possible. For additional information about the postponement please contact Justine Nichol, Marketing & Communications Manager at marketing@audainartmuseum.com or 604.962.0413 ext. 103.

Fairmont Chateau Whistler will honour reservations as planned on the weekend of April 4, 2020. Reservations can also be carried forward to the new event weekend. To change or cancel your reservation, please contact Fairmont Chateau Whistler directly.

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Tuesday Night Talks (TNT) Special Edition

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TUESDAY NIGHT TALKS (TNT)
SPECIAL EDITION: REBECCA BELMORE

The Audain Art Museum (AAM) returns to the popular Tuesday Night Talks (TNT) virtual series with a Special Edition that offers online participants a unique opportunity to simultaneously enter the artist's home-studio during the evening, while experiencing a the new special exhibition entitled RESERVOIR by Rebecca Belmore that opens at the Museum on Thursday, November 26, 2020.

Hosted by the AAM's Director & Chief Curator, this TNT: Special Edition features Rebecca Belmore, an internationally recognized performance-installation artist who was raised in Upsala, Ontario and is a member of the Lac Seul First Nation. Belmore will be discussing both recent works and new site-based creations on display until May 16, 2021 in the Museum's Tom & Teresa Gautreau galleries.

Be sure to register for this live Audain Art Museum broadcast on Zoom as participants are invited to submit advance questions for Rebecca Belmore to consider, an essential part of TNT's interactive format.

November 24, 2020
8pm PST | 11pm EST
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Alta + Audain: Fine Dining Art Experience

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MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR

Hello AAM Aficionados,

Just a reminder that tables are still available for the July 31 & August 7
iterations of Alta + Audain: Fine Dining Art Experience.

The past two Fridays have been an overwhelming success with delicious five course servings by Alta Bistro and energetic Permanent Collection samplers courtesy of the Audain Art Museum''s new Culture Hosts.

Book now to enjoy a wonderful evening of culinary and aesthetic excellence!

Sincerely,

Dr. Curtis Collins
Director & Chief Curator

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EVERY FRIDAY EVENING THROUGH SEPTEMBER 4
$160 PER PERSON | $150 MUSEUM MEMBERS

*Use code AAMALTA2020 to receive $10 off per person and a complimentary welcome beverage. Purchaser must hold active Museum membership to qualify for discount, visit the Online Shop to renew.

Ticket price is inclusive of Museum tour, four course dining experience, gratuity, tax and service charge.
Beverages are available for purchase in advance online or in person at each seating.

NOW OPEN
Thursday to Sunday 11am - 6pm

HOLIDAY HOURS
Monday, August 3 11am - 6pm
Monday, September 7 11am - 6pm

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Registration Reminder - Tuesday Night Talks (TNT)

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Artist Paul Wong, No Thing Is Forever installation at AAM 2016, photo by Brian Howell

TUESDAY NIGHT TALKS (TNT)
PAUL WONG

The Audain Art Museum's (AAM) new Tuesday Night Talks (TNT) offer a unique opportunity for online visitors to enter the Museum during the evening, while learning about key works in the Permanent Collection directly from the artist.

Hosted by the AAM's Director & Chief Curator Dr. Curtis Collins, this second talk will feature Paul Wong, a stalwart on the Vancouver art scene since the 1970s, discussing his move to neon tubes as an artistic medium in relation to a brilliant 2016 work he created specifically for the Museum's Cressey Hall entitled No Thing is Forever.

Be sure to register for this live Audain Art Museum broadcast on Zoom as participants will be invited to submit questions to Wong as an essential part of TNT's interactive format.

May 12, 2020
8pm PST | 11pm EST
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Upcoming Engagement Initiatives

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AUDAIN EXTENDED:
PRIVATE GUIDED TOUR EXPERIENCE

Book Your Bubble into Whistler's new Audain Extended experience: a private, safe and exclusive guided tour of the Audain Art Museum, outside of public opening hours.

Join the Museum's knowledgeable Docents for an intimate look at the latest changes to the Permanent Collection of BC art from a unique, curatorial perspective.

"Audain Extended provides select groups of visitors with an uniquely personal perspective on the Museum's Permanent Collection of BC art that is both health conscious and highly informative," said Dr. Curtis Collins, Director & Chief Curator.

"This new initiative is part of a larger effort to reimagine the visitor experience, as this Museum moves towards prescribed engagement activities that focus on more intimate family- and friend-based access to the Permanent Collection within a health safety context."

NEW Private Guided Tour Experience Launches October 10, 2020
Tour price is $100 + GST per group, plus the cost of admission. Tours can accommodate up to 6 people.

Saturdays 9:00am, 9:30am, 10:00am, 10:30am, 5:30pm, 6:00pm, 6:30pm
Sundays 9:00am, 9:30am, 10:00am, 10:30am

BOOK YOUR BUBBLE NOW

Left: Gordon Smith, Pachino 43 (detail), 2009, acrylic and mixed media on canvas, Audain Art Museum Collection, Gift of Michael Audain and Yoshiko Karasawa. Right: Gordon Smith, Pond (detail), 1995, acrylic on canvas, Audain Art Museum Collection, Gift of Sonny and Florence Leong, photo by Darby Magill

WHISTLER WINE WALK
RETURNS EVERY FRIDAY IN OCTOBER

Every Friday in October from 5 to 7 PM

Explore Whistler's vibrant art scene while sampling hors d'oeuvres and BC wines every Friday night in October. Each week, public and private museums and galleries offer a new taste of Whistler's eclectic cultural mix featuring local, regional, and international artists, and interactive art experiences. This fall, choose between two newly curated tours: Whistler Village Wine Walk and Upper Village Wine Walk. The Audain Art Museum is part of the Whistler Village Wine Walk.

The Audain Art Museum experience will include a rare opportunity for visitors to view recent acquisitions that have yet to be shown to the public. Each week will highlight new works with a brief curatorial overview. Works on display will become part of the Museum's growing Permanent Collection of BC art, focusing on both historic and contemporary art from British Columbia

Safety protocols are in place and tickets will be limited to ensure proper physical distancing. Be sure to reserve in advance for this scheduled event series.

BOOK NOW THROUGH WHISTLER.COM

Bill Reid, Killer Whale (detail), 1984, bronze, Audain Art Museum Collection, Gift of Michael Audain and Yoshiko Karasawa, Photo courtesy of the Bill Reid Estate, by Darby Magill.

DON''T FORGET
FACE COVERINGS ARE REQUIRED

Emily Carr face coverings are now available online and in person exclusively from the Audain Art Museum Shop.

Face coverings feature a detail of Emily Carr''s iconic oil on board painting Le Paysage, which is currently included in the touring special exhibition Emily Carr: Fresh Seeing. These non-medical face coverings are made in Canada with an internal sleeve pouch for filters and stretchy ear loops. Available in three sizes.

SHOP ONLINE

Featured artwork: Emily Carr (1817-1945), Le Paysage (detail), 1911, oil on board, Audain Art Museum Collection, Purchased with funds from the Audain Foundation

NOW OPEN
Thursday to Sunday 11am - 6pm

HOLIDAY HOURS
Monday, October 12 11am - 6pm

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Episode 7. Tuesday Night Talks (TNT)

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Artist Kim Dorland in the studio, photo by Byron Dauncey

TUESDAY NIGHT TALKS (TNT)
KIM DORLAND

The Audain Art Museum's (AAM) new Tuesday Night Talks (TNT) offer a unique opportunity for online participants to simultaneously enter the Museum and the artist's studio or home during the evening, while learning about key works in the AAM's Permanent Collection directly from their respective makers.

Hosted by the Museum's Director & Chief Curator Dr. Curtis Collins, this seventh episode features Kim Dorland, a Vancouver-based artist known for his impasto landscape paintings that have been exhibited in New York, Toronto, London, Vancouver and Montreal over the past few decades. Dorland will be discussing his 2019 oil on canvas triptych entitled Last Light that depicts a mountain range view from Lighthouse Park in West Vancouver, while referencing Edvard Munch's famous 1893 work The Scream in an effort to underline the distressing effect of unchecked human activity on the natural environment.

Be sure to register for this live Audain Art Museum broadcast on Zoom and participants are invited to submit advance questions for Kim Dorland to consider as an essential part of TNT's interactive format.

June 16, 2020
8pm PST | 11pm EST
Live on Zoom

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Director & Chief Curator, Dr. Curtis Collins in front of Kim Dorland''s Last Light, 2019, oil on canvas, 244.0 x 549.0 cm triptych, Audain Art Museum Collection. Purchased with funds from the Audain Foundation.

AAM reopens to the public Friday, June 26
New Hours: Friday, Saturday, Sunday 11am - 6pm
Holiday Hours: July 1, 2 and August 3 11am - 6pm

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Registration Reminder. Episode 7. Tuesday Night Talks (TNT)

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Artist Kim Dorland in the studio, photo by Byron Dauncey

TUESDAY NIGHT TALKS (TNT)
KIM DORLAND

The Audain Art Museum's (AAM) new Tuesday Night Talks (TNT) offer a unique opportunity for online participants to simultaneously enter the Museum and the artist's studio or home during the evening, while learning about key works in the AAM's Permanent Collection directly from their respective makers.

Hosted by the Museum's Director & Chief Curator Dr. Curtis Collins, this seventh episode features Kim Dorland, a Vancouver-based artist known for his impasto landscape paintings that have been exhibited in New York, Toronto, London, Vancouver and Montreal over the past few decades. Dorland will be discussing his 2019 oil on canvas triptych entitled Last Light that depicts a mountain range view from Lighthouse Park in West Vancouver, while referencing Edvard Munch's famous 1893 work The Scream in an effort to underline the distressing effect of unchecked human activity on the natural environment.

Be sure to register for this live Audain Art Museum broadcast on Zoom and participants are invited to submit advance questions for Kim Dorland to consider as an essential part of TNT's interactive format.

June 16, 2020
8pm PST | 11pm EST
Live on Zoom

Register Now

Miss an episode? Watch the recordings at audainartmuseum.com/tnt.

Make a Donation

Your donation helps support the Audain Art Museum''s new virtual engagement initiatives.

MUSEUM SHOP
NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE

Share a piece of the Audain Art Museum this Father''s Day, Sunday, June 21. The Museum''s new Online Shop offers an extensive selection of items from British Columbia available for pick up, or shipping directly to your address of choice.

This 100% silk, hand made tie is inspired by Xwalacktun''s He-yay meymuy (Big Flood) totem, which welcomes visitors at the entrance to the Audain Art Museum.

$45

Patkau Architects is known for creating innovative, sculptural buildings that convey artistic expression through the purposeful use of materials. This full colour, hardcover publication reveals the architectural philosophy and techniques that drive the firm''s extraordinary constructions.

$65

AAM reopens to the public Friday, June 26
New Hours: Friday, Saturday, Sunday 11am - 6pm
Holiday Hours: July 1, 2 and August 3 11am - 6pm

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Reopening Announcement | June 8, 2020

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Dear Members and Supporters,

It is with great enthusiasm that we announce the Museum''s reopening to the public on Friday, June 26 with new hours. The Audain Art Museum (AAM) will now open every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 11am - 6pm. Additionally, the AAM will open for Canada Day on Wednesday, July 1 & Thursday, July 2.

In light of the ongoing closure, existing Museum members will receive an automatic 4 month extension to their membership. To purchase or renew a membership, visit the AAM''s brand new Online Shop.

While public tours and events will remain postponed until further notice, the new Tuesday Night Talks virtual engagement series will continue weekly on Zoom at 8pm until June 30.

We recognize that reopening comes with an entirely new set of operating protocols and are committed to maintaining the health, safety and comfort of visitors as well as staff. Additional information can be found in the Media Release linked below and on the audainartmuseum.com website.

Thank you for your continued support and we look forward to welcoming you back to the Museum,

Dr. Curtis Collins
Director & Chief Curator

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Episode 9. Tuesday Night Talks (TNT)

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First: Sasha Suda, NGC Director & CEO, second: Kitty Scott, NGC Deputy Director & Chief Curator

TUESDAY NIGHT TALKS (TNT)
NATIONAL GALLERY OF CANADA

The Audain Art Museum's (AAM) Tuesday Night Talks offer a unique opportunity for online participants to simultaneously enter the Museum during the evening and the National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa.

Hosted by the Museum's Director & Chief Curator Dr. Curtis Collins, this ninth and final episode of TNT's Season 1 features a conversation with Sasha Suda, Director & CEO of the National Gallery of Canada (NGC), alongside Kitty Scott, Deputy Director & Chief Curator, live from the NGC's Conservation Labs. Suda will offer an overview of The Extended Moment: Fifty Years of Collecting Photographs at the National Gallery of Canada now on display at the Audain Art Museum until October 18th, while Scott follows with a glimpse of recent historic and contemporary art acquisitions at the NGC. Episode nine concludes with a sneak peek of the National Gallery of Canada's plans for major contemporary art installations throughout the Moshe Safdi designed building on Sussex Drive near Parliament Hill.

Be sure to register for this live Audain Art Museum broadcast on Zoom as participants are invited to submit advance questions for Sasha and Kitty to consider, an essential part of TNT's interactive format. TNT Season 2 is currently in development for Tuesday evenings at 8pm from January 5th to March 2nd, 2021.

June 30, 2020
8pm PST | 11pm EST
Live on Zoom

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AAM''s Director & Chief Curator, Dr. Curtis Collins by the flashlight''s glow in front of The Extended Moment entrance
featuring Gary Schneider''s John in Sixteen Parts, V (detail), 1996, printed 1997, gelatin silver print, toned, 92.9 x 75 cm; image: 91.6 x 73.7 cm, Gift of Kathryn Finter and Jim des Rivi?res, Ottawa, 2000, National Gallery of Canada

AAM reopens to the public Friday, June 26
New Hours: Friday, Saturday, Sunday 11am - 6pm
Holiday Hours: July 1, 2 and August 3 11am - 6pm

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Alta + Audain: Fine Dining Art Experience

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Bill Reid, Killer Whale (detail), 1984, bronze. Audain Art Museum Collection. Gift of Michael Audain and Yoshiko Karasawa. Courtesy of the Bill Reid Estate. Photo by Darby Magill.

LAST CHANCE TO ENJOY THE
ALTA + AUDAIN: FINE DINING ART EXPERIENCE

Series ends Friday, September 4 with a menu dedicated to the most loved and cherished culinary moments in Alta Bistro''s nearly decade-long history

A central focus of both the Audain Art Museum and Alta Bistro is showcasing the excellence of BC through visual and culinary arts respectively.

The Alta + Audain: Fine Dining Art Experience offers visitors an intimate guided tour of the Museum followed by an open-air dinner beneath the stunning architecture of the 56,000 square foot building designed by Vancouver-based firm Patkau Architects. A new menu is offered each evening, centering on seasonal ingredients and themes to create a unique experience week over week.

In addition to the contemporary cuisine and exceptional art experience, the Alta + Audain series includes the beautiful juxtaposition of the iconic form and luster of a vintage Airstream trailer, retrofitted with a complete kitchen, set against the rectilinear lines of the Museum's award-winning postmodern design.

The tour and dinner service are conducted by staff wearing masks and adhere to current health protocols. Face coverings are now required for all visitors while in the Museum.

VIEW SEPTEMBER 4 MENU

$160 PER PERSON | $150 MUSEUM MEMBERS

*Use promo code AAMALTA2020 to receive $10 off + a complimentary welcome beverage, per person. Purchaser must hold active Museum membership to qualify for discount, visit the Online Shop to renew.

Ticket price is inclusive of Museum tour, multi-course dining experience, gratuity, tax and service charge. Beverages are available for purchase in advance online or in person at each seating.

RESERVE YOUR TABLE TODAY

Photo by Darby Magill

NEW! EMILY CARR FACE COVERINGS
NOW AVAILABLE FROM THE MUSEUM SHOP

Emily Carr face coverings are now available online and in person exclusively from the Audain Art Museum Shop.

Face coverings feature a detail of Emily Carr''s iconic oil on board painting Le Paysage, which is currently included in the touring special exhibition Emily Carr: Fresh Seeing. These non-medical face masks are made in Canada with an internal sleeve pouch for filters and stretchy ear loops. Available in three sizes.

SHOP ONLINE

Featured artwork: Emily Carr (1817-1945), Le Paysage (detail), 1911, oil on board, Audain Art Museum Collection, Purchased with funds from the Audain Foundation

NOW OPEN
Thursday to Sunday 11am - 6pm

HOLIDAY HOURS
Monday, September 7 11am - 6pm

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COVID-19 Museum Closure | March 16, 2020

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COVID-19
MUSEUM CLOSURE

Dear Members and Supporters,

In light of the recent developments with respect to COVID-19 the Audain Art Museum will be closed until further notice.

Thank you for your continued support. Ongoing updates will be provided at audainartmuseum.com.

Sincerely,

Dr. Curtis Collins
Director & Chief Curator

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Open Friday 10am - 9pm
Closed Tuesdays

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Reminder - Episode 5. Tuesday Night Talks (TNT)

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Artist Joseph Tisiga alongside A Prop for Reconciliation (Dilton), 2017, oil on canvas mounted on artificial grass and wood panel, Audain Art Museum Collection. Purchased with funds from the Audain Foundation.

TUESDAY NIGHT TALKS (TNT)
JOSEPH TISIGA

The Audain Art Museum's (AAM) new Tuesday Night Talks (TNT) offer a unique opportunity for online participants to simultaneously enter the Museum and the artist's studio or home during the evening, while learning about key works in the AAM's Permanent Collection directly from their respective makers.

Hosted by the Museum's Director & Chief Curator Dr. Curtis Collins, this fifth episode features Joseph Tisiga, a recent recipient of the Sobey Art Award whose work has been gaining national recognition over the past decade, discussing how his art delves into the complexities of identity politics with an exploration of the 2017 oil on canvas on artificial turf series entitled Props for Reconciliation.

Be sure to register for this live Audain Art Museum broadcast on Zoom as participants are invited to submit advance questions for Joseph Tisiga to consider, an essential part of TNT's interactive format.

June 2, 2020
8pm PST | 11pm EST
Live on Zoom

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MUSEUM SHOP
NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE

Masterworks from the Audain Art Museum, Whistler, is a stunning full-colour book highlighting 57 works from the Museum's Permanent Collection, spanning 200 years of artistic production in British Columbia.

By Ian Thom. $45

This striking, lightweight stainless steel water bottle is inspired by artist Xwalacktun''s He-yay meymuy (Big Flood) totem that welcomes visitors at the entrance to the Audain Art Museum.

$24

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Artist Xwalacktun, photo by Maks Fisli

TUESDAY NIGHT TALKS (TNT)
XWALACKTUN

The Audain Art Museum's (AAM) new Tuesday Night Talks (TNT) offer a unique opportunity for online visitors to enter the Museum during the evening, while learning about key works in the Permanent Collection directly from the artist.

Hosted by the AAM's Director & Chief Curator Dr. Curtis Collins, this third episode will feature Xwalacktun, an artist who proudly celebrates his Squamish and Kwakwak'wakw ancestry through a variety of mediums, discussing the use of traditional forms in contemporary spaces as evident in the 2014-15 waterjet cut aluminum house post commissioned for the Museum's entranceway entitled He-yay meymuy (Big Flood).

Be sure to register for this live Audain Art Museum broadcast on Zoom as participants will be invited to submit questions to Xwalacktun as an essential part of TNT's interactive format.

May 19, 2020
8pm PST | 11pm EST
Live on Zoom

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Artist Xwalacktun, photo by Carolynne Sinclair

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COVID-19 Update | March 14, 2020

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COVID-19
OPERATIONS UPDATE

Dear Members and Supporters,

In light of the current global concern with respect to COVID-19, all group activities including daily and private Walk & Talk Tours, Spring Break Camps, Family Studio Sundays, youth and adult art making workshops, yoga and other special events have been suspended until March 31, 2020. At this time, the Audain Art Museum remains open during regular operating hours.

The Audain Art Museum staff will continue to adhere to the recommendations and guidelines of health officials and the Public Health Agency of Canada. All visitors are asked to continue to follow the recommendations of Vancouver Coastal Health including washing your hands frequently using proper techniques; not touching your face; covering your mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing; maintaining appropriate social distance; using alternate measures for greetings; and staying at home if sick.

The Museum is grateful for your ongoing support and will continue to provide updates at audainartmuseum.com.

Dr. Curtis Collins
Director & Chief Curator

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Open Friday 10am - 9pm
Closed Tuesdays

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Reminder - Episode 6. Tuesday Night Talks (TNT)

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Artist Landon Mackenzie, photo by Steve Farmer

TUESDAY NIGHT TALKS (TNT)
LANDON MACKENZIE

The Audain Art Museum's (AAM) new Tuesday Night Talks (TNT) offer a unique opportunity for online participants to simultaneously enter the Museum and the artist's studio or home during the evening, while learning about key works in the AAM's Permanent Collection directly from their respective makers.

Hosted by the Museum's Director & Chief Curator Dr. Curtis Collins, this sixth episode features Landon Mackenzie, a painter and long-time educator known for her large format mapping works that have been exhibited across Canada and internationally. Mackenzie will be discussing the circumstances around the creation of an oil, acrylic and graphite on linen entitled Rose Snow and Pink Sky (a universe for Carl Hart) of 2014-15 within the larger context of her studio methods and Particle painting series.

Be sure to register for this live Audain Art Museum broadcast on Zoom, and participants are invited to submit advance questions for Landon Mackenzie to consider as an essential part of TNT's interactive format.

June 9, 2020
8pm PST | 11pm EST
Live on Zoom

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MUSEUM SHOP
NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE

Last week''s episode of TNT featured Joseph Tisiga. The new Online Shop includes a line of products inspired by the artist''s 2019 exhibition at the AAM Tales of an Empty Cabin: Somebody Nobody Was...

Lightweight grey t-shirt inspired by Joseph Tisiga''s A Prop for Reconciliation (Dilton), 2017, oil on canvas mounted on artificial grass and wood panel, Audain Art Museum Collection. Purchased with funds from the Audain Foundation.

$25

A paperback prelude to Joseph Tisiga''s Tales of an Empty Cabin: Somebody Nobody Was... exhibition at the Audain Art Museum from February 16 - May 6, 2019. The magazine-style publication explores the artist''s production over a decade combined with images from Dr. Curtis Collins''s Whitehorse studio visit and glimpses of art in production.

64 pages. $10

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Alta + Audain: Fine Dining Art Experience

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Gordon Smith (1919-2020), Pond, 1995, acrylic on canvas
Audain Art Museum Collection. Gift of Sonny and Florence Leong.

ONLY FOUR FRIDAYS LEFT TO ENJOY THE
ALTA + AUDAIN: FINE DINING ART EXPERIENCE

Two of Whistler's finest establishments have teamed up to offer a curated, safe outdoor dining experience that caters to British Columbians this summer. A central focus of both the Audain Art Museum and Alta Bistro is showcasing the excellence of BC through visual and culinary arts respectively.

The Alta + Audain: Fine Dining Art Experience offers visitors an intimate guided tour of the Museum followed by an open-air dinner beneath the stunning architecture of the 56,000 square foot building designed by Vancouver-based firm Patkau Architects. A new menu will be offered each evening, centering on seasonal ingredients and themes to create a unique experience week over week.

In addition to the contemporary cuisine and exceptional art experience, the Alta + Audain series includes the beautiful juxtaposition of the iconic form and luster of a vintage Airstream trailer, retrofitted with a complete kitchen, set against the rectilinear lines of the Museum's award-winning postmodern design.

The tour and dinner service are conducted by staff wearing masks and adhere to current health protocols. Face coverings are now required for all visitors while in the Museum.

Dr. Curtis Collins, the Museum''s Director & Chief Curator, will be discussing the Alta + Audain initiative live on CBC Radio''s Boulevard du Pacifique Avec Jacques Dufresne on Thursday, August 13 at 3:45pm PT.

LISTEN LIVE TO FRENCH CBC INTERVIEW

EVERY FRIDAY EVENING THROUGH SEPTEMBER 4
$160 PER PERSON | $150 MUSEUM MEMBERS

*Use promo code AAMALTA2020 to receive $10 off + a complimentary welcome beverage, per person. Purchaser must hold active Museum membership to qualify for discount, visit the Online Shop to renew.

Ticket price is inclusive of Museum tour, five course dining experience, gratuity, tax and service charge.
Beverages are available for purchase in advance online or in person at each seating.

VIEW MENU + BOOK YOUR SEATING

Photographs by Darby Magill

NOW OPEN
Thursday to Sunday 11am - 6pm

HOLIDAY HOURS
Monday, September 7 11am - 6pm

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Issue 36. 2020 AAM Member News

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NINE REASONS TO JOIN
THE AAM COMMUNITY IN 2020

James Hart, The Dance Screen (The Scream Too), 2010-2013, red cedar panel with abalone, mica, acrylic, wire and yew wood

Art has the power to start conversations, inspire community, and change lives. The Audain Art Museum's ability to provide regional, national and global visitors with meaningful art experiences is sustained by the support of our members.

Members are the AAM''s greatest year-round advocates. With your involvement in the Museum community, the AAM has the ability to present dynamic exhibition programs, engaging art experiences, educational initiatives, special events, films, performances and more.

Join Today

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1. See iconic works of art
from around the world

Sasha Suda, Director & CEO, National Gallery of Canada (right) and Dr. Curtis Collins, Director & Chief Curator, AAM (left)

In February 2020, the AAM welcomed the National Gallery of Canada''s Director & CEO, Sasha Suda, to open the internationally-significant photography exhibition The Extended Moment: Fifty Years of Collecting Photographs in the Tom & Teresa Gautreau Galleries. Organized by the Canadian Photography Institute at the National Gallery of Canada, the exhibition presents some of the world''s most famous photographs, including one of the most iconic images of all time, Dorothea Lange's Migrant Mother, pictured below.

Membership supports the AAM''s mandate to present temporary exhibitions of national and international consequence allowing visitors to engage with renowned works of art from around the globe.

Installation image of The Extended Moment exhibition

photos by Scott Bramer

2. Support free access for children and youth
along with NEW $10 admission for art lovers ages 19 to 25

Membership supports the AAM''s mandate of providing youth and children ages 18 and under access to art through the free admission program launched in 2016.

NEW for 2020, the AAM will introduce a reduced admission rate of $10 for young adults ages 19 to 25. As of March 1, 2020, young adults will receive this special rate reduction through an online registration process geared towards the technologically-inspired 19 to 25 year old audience.

photos by Darby Magill

3. Bring your friends!
Unlimited access for you and 10% off for your guests

Members receive a personalized membership card providing free unlimited admission to the AAM''s Permanent Collection and Special Exhibitions for a full year. Guests of Members receive 10% off admission to the Museum.

photo by Mirae Campbell

4. Experience something for the whole family
with weekly youth art drop-in and Family Studio Sunday

Membership supports art experiences for all ages, including weekly art making opportunities. Explore your creative side and learn from experts in the visual arts field with unique and evolving interactive projects taking place in the Schmidtke Studio. Themes change monthly and activities are included as a benefit of membership.

photo by Tara Lilly Photography

5. Learn!
Discover daily tours, artist talks, and more

AAM''s Director & Chief Curator, Dr. Curtis Collins alongside Bill Reid, Killer Whale, 1984, bronze

Offering programs for every age, the AAM creates signature learning experiences based on works in the Permanent Collection and Special Exhibitions. Guided by artists, educators and museum professionals, draw inspiration from the art that surrounds you.

Calendar of Programs & Events

photo by Scott Brammer for Destination Canada

AAM Trustee, Xwalacktun in the Schmidtke Studio

photo by Darby Magill

6. Prioritize your health and wellness
through weekly yoga at the AAM

Designed by internationally-renowned architectural firm Patkau Architects, the form and character of the AAM''s building and interiors is deliberately restrained to provide a quiet, minimal backdrop to the art within and the surrounding natural landscape.

Every Friday from 6:30 - 8pm, a professional yoga instructor leverages this unique and powerful space to lead visitors through flowing sessions that centre on the confluence of art, architecture and yoga. Annual Museum memberships come with the added benefit of free, unlimited access to these weekly yoga classes. With ever growing popularity, space is limited to 30 attendees per class.

photos by Darby Magill

7. Unique events
and exclusive invitations

Rich Budd viewing Jeff Wall''s Hotels, Carrall St., Vancouver, summer 2005, 2005, transparency in lightbox

Members receive discounts to an evolving selection of NEW programs at the AAM.

This Friday, February 28, Whistler's award-winning celebrity server, Rich Budd of Hy's Steakhouse presents a unique spin on the art of wine pairing. Come and experience a selection of Rich Budd's favourite wines paired unconventionally with artworks from the Audain Art Museum with Perfectly Paired.

This event is part of the Museum's after-hours series, a unique event lineup featuring monthly programming in partnership with some of BC's finest organizations, artists, and more.

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Date: Friday February 28, 2020 Time: 6:30 - 8pm Age: 19+
Cost: AAM Members: $10, General Admission: $28

photo by Darby Magill

8. Art Camps
Enrol your family

Members receive 10% off registration fees for Spring and Summer camp programs. Each camp has been uniquely designed to incorporate different drawing, painting, sculpture, and mixed media projects, while encouraging young artists to explore and create art in a fun studio environment.

Register for Spring Break Art Camps

Visual Arts Half Day Camp | March 16 - 20, 2020
Visual Art Camp will explore a different art media each day including; painting, photography, sculpture, mixed media and drawing. Young artists will get a chance to find inspiration in the Museum and then create several exciting projects in each media including light painting photography, clay coral reef sculptures, and paint splash portraits.

Photography Full Day Camp | March 23 - 27, 2020
This special full day Photography Art Camp will give students an in depth introduction to photography and the vast world of possibilities that photography creates. Students will get a chance to explore the new exhibition The Extended Moment: Fifty Years of Collecting Photographs organized by the Canadian Photography Institute of the National Gallery of Canada and the diverse processes used to create photographs. This exhibition looks at photography as an ever-evolving medium. The camp will focus on a variety of photography projects and techniques, while also incorporating sculpture, painting, and mixed media.

photo by Tara Lilly Photography

9. Shop the art of British Columbia
Receive 10% off in the Museum Shop

Discover the stunning jewelry, stationery, pottery, books and artwork of British Columbia with a member-exclusive discount of 10% off all items, year-round. The Shop exclusively features artists from B.C., including artists from the Sea to Sky corridor, the Craft Council of British Columbia and the Museum''s Permanent Collection. Members also receive exclusive holiday shopping experiences and access to special offers and promotions throughout the year.

photo by Tara Lilly Photography

EXPERIENCE SOMETHING NEW
BECOME A MEMBER TODAY

With the addition of NEW program, event, collection and exhibition opportunities for 2020 and beyond, the AAM will introduce a new membership and admission structure on March 1.

Join or Renew Before March 1 and Save

NEW Admission Rates effective March 1, 2020
Adult $20
Senior   $18
Young Adult (19 to 25)   $10 *with online registration
Youth & Children (18 & Under) FREE

NEW Membership Rates effective March 1, 2020
Individual $75 per year and $135 for two years
Dual (Two adults) $100 per year and $180 for two years
Young Adult (19 to 25)   $50 per year and $90 for two years

All prices are subject to GST

photo by Mirae Campbell

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Friday 10am - 9pm
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Early Bird pricing ends March 4 at midnight

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Wishing you a happy and healthy
holiday season from all of us
at the Audain Art Museum

The Museum Is Open
Thursday to Sunday
11am - 6pm

Holiday Hours
Thursday, December 24: 11am - 6pm
Friday, December 25: Closed
Saturday, December 26: 11am - 6pm
Friday, January 1: 11am - 6pm

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Tuesday Night Talks (TNT) Season 2, Episode 1

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TUESDAY NIGHT TALKS (TNT): SEASON 2
EPISODE 1: JAMES HART

The Audain Art Museum (AAM) returns with Season 2 of the popular Tuesday Night Talks (TNT) that offer a unique opportunity for online participants to simultaneously enter the Museum and the artist's studio or home during the evening, while learning about key works in the AAM's Permanent Collection directly from their respective makers.

Hosted by the Museum's Director & Chief Curator, Dr. Curtis Collins, this first Episode in Season 2 features James Hart, hereditary Haida chief 7idansuu, known for his carvings, bronzes and jewelry that have been exhibited and collected by galleries and museums around the world. Hart will be discussing his 2010-2013 masterpiece The Dance Screen (The Scream Too) that was commissioned for the AAM. This monumental red cedar carving evokes how the ongoing loss of salmon habitats threatens the cultural and social health of all beings along the Northwest Coast.

Be sure to register for this live Audain Art Museum broadcast on Zoom as participants are invited to submit advance questions for James Hart to consider, an essential part of TNT's interactive format.

January 5, 2021
8pm PST | 11pm EST
Live on Zoom

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Hours of Operation
Thursday to Sunday 11am - 6pm

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Tuesday Night Talks (TNT) Season 2, Episode 1

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WHISTLER, BC

TUESDAY NIGHT TALKS (TNT): SEASON 2
EPISODE 1: JAMES HART

The Audain Art Museum (AAM) returns with Season 2 of the popular Tuesday Night Talks (TNT) that offer a unique opportunity for online participants to simultaneously enter the Museum and the artist's studio or home during the evening, while learning about key works in the AAM's Permanent Collection directly from their respective makers.

Hosted by the Museum's Director & Chief Curator, Dr. Curtis Collins, this first Episode in Season 2 features James Hart, hereditary Haida chief 7idansuu, known for his carvings, bronzes and jewelry that have been exhibited and collected by galleries and museums around the world. Hart will be discussing his 2010-2013 masterpiece The Dance Screen (The Scream Too) that was commissioned for the AAM. This monumental red cedar carving evokes how the ongoing loss of salmon habitats threatens the cultural and social health of all beings along the Northwest Coast.

Be sure to register for this live Audain Art Museum broadcast on Zoom as participants are invited to submit advance questions for James Hart to consider, an essential part of TNT's interactive format.

January 5, 2021
8pm PST | 11pm EST
Live on Zoom

Register Now

Major Sponsor:

Miss an episode? Watch the recordings at audainartmuseum.com/tnt.

Hours of Operation
Thursday to Sunday 11am - 6pm

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Tuesday Night Talks (TNT) Season 2, Episode 2

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TUESDAY NIGHT TALKS (TNT): SEASON 2
EPISODE 2: LAURIE PAPOU

The Audain Art Museum (AAM) returns with Season 2 of the popular Tuesday Night Talks (TNT) that offer a unique opportunity for online participants to simultaneously enter the Museum and the artist's studio or home during the evening, while learning about key works in the AAM's Permanent Collection directly from their respective makers.

Hosted by the Museum's Director & Chief Curator, Dr. Curtis Collins, this second Episode features Laurie Papou, a Vancouver-based painter best known for her large scale renderings of human figures in natural settings. She will be discussing a 2000 oil on wood panel entitled: She saw her fallen clothes as a charity, a homage to the missing trees that was part of the Vanity Suite installation of works. Such scenes highlight the industrial destruction of Norwest Coast forests and are tied to a questioning of the male gaze's dominance via a defiant female image. More recently, Papou, whose art is featured in public and private collections across Canada, has turned to simple geometric forms in evoking the complex relationships between humanity and nature.

Be sure to register for this live Audain Art Museum broadcast on Zoom as participants are invited to submit advance questions for Laurie Papou to consider, an essential part of TNT's interactive format.

January 12, 2021
8pm PST | 11pm EST
Live on Zoom

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Miss an episode? Watch the recordings at audainartmuseum.com/tnt.

These events are part of the Museum's ongoing effort to provide opportunities for virtual engagement. Make a donation here to help support the AAM's new virtual engagement initiatives.

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