DIGITAL LIBRARY

The Whyte’s Heritage Gallery is undergoing change through new Truth-Telling Interventions - yellow labels added to existing panels to address missing voices, misrepresentation, and colonial narratives. These interventions highlight overlooked histories, including Indigenous communities, internment camp prisoners, and Chinese railway workers, fostering a more inclusive and ethical telling of our shared past.

The Whyte presents The Ancestors Are Talking: Paintings by the Indigenous Seven, curated by acclaimed artist Joseph M. Sanchez.

The Whyte is proud to announce the appointment of Cherith Mark to its Board of Directors, a distinguished member of the Stoney Nation.

Emma De Sousa examines how initiatives like the Cave and Basin Mural Project revitalized the way she understands the importance of art.

Discover recent publications that showcase the ever-growing breadth of Indigenous works in the Archives Special Collections Library.

Returning for the third summer, The Cave and Basin Mural Project features six outstanding Treaty 7 artists illustrating Indigenous stories.

Brand new works of Indigenous artwork have graced the grounds of the Whyte Museum and Cave & Basin National Historic Site for summer 2023.

Keara Lightning Long researches Indigenous-led conservation in the history of environmental management with the Pablo-Allard Buffalo Herd.