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- Jun 25
Recent Acquisitions in the Archives in Recognition of National Indigenous Peoples Day
Discover recent publications that showcase the ever-growing breadth of Indigenous works in the Archives Special Collections Library.
- Jun 25
Book Excerpt: To See What He Saw by Patricia Cucman and Stanley Munn
To See What He Saw by Stanley Munn and Patricia Cucman focuses on the Lake O’Hara work produced by Group of Seven artist J.E.H. MacDonald.
- Jun 24
J.E.H. MacDonald: The O'Hara Era - Summer 2024 Whyte Museum Exhibition in Photos
A June evening in the heart of Banff celebrated one of the Whyte Museum's most anticipated exhibitions — J.E.H. MacDonald: The O’Hara Era.
- Jun 24
Artist Spotlight - Meet the Treaty 7 Artists Behind the 2024 Cave and Basin Mural Project
Returning for the third summer, The Cave and Basin Mural Project features six outstanding Treaty 7 artists illustrating Indigenous stories.
- Jun 19
A Fireside Chat with Jerry Johnston and Chic Scott
Born in Banff in 1936, Jerry Johnston grew up skiing at Mount Norquay. In the mid-50s he worked for Parks’ ski patrol on the mountain.
- Jun 17
Stunning Paintings by Acclaimed Artists Bierstadt and Bell-Smith Offer a Window Into Canadian Rockies' History
It was while resting at Glacier House, B.C. in 1889 that Bierstadt met Bell-Smith, and the pair visited Lake Louise that September to paint.
- Jun 17
Crosby Family Fonds a New Resource in the Whyte Museum Archives
Delve into the rich history and contributions of the Crosby family and the broader social history and development of the Canadian Rockies.
- Jun 10
A Farewell Note of Gratitude to Our Chief Executive Officer Donna Livingstone
Donna Livingstone is retiring as CEO of the Whyte Museum and Peter and Catharine Foundation, after five amazing years.