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  • Chinese Takeout Menu MaskDon Kwan Chinese Take Out Menu Mask

    Chinese Takeout Menu MaskDon Kwan Chinese Take Out Menu Mask Don Kwan Chinese Takeout Menu Mask Artist Statement I am in Ottawa based interdisciplinary artist with a studio in the Ottawa Valley. My work examines identity and memory using mixed media, found objects, sourced personal text and images. This collection of work is my response as an isolated artist during this time of COVID-19 and the global pandemic crisis. The work explores ideas of isolation, racism, fear, grief, transformation, protection, health, safety and community. Return

  • Join + Give | Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies

    Your support helps us to care for the Whyte Museum’s collection and create exhibitions and public programs. JOIN + GIVE Membership Donate Your visitation, memberships, and donations to The Whyte support the collections, exhibitions, public programming, and operations. The Whyte aims to engage locals and visitors alike through transformational experiences that promote new and different perspectives about mountain culture. Donors and members are the lifeblood of this organization. We couldn't do this without you. For all inquiries concerning memberships and donations, including tax receipting and recurring monthly donations, please contact Lachlan Mackintosh, Fund Development Manager, by email at lmackintosh@whyte.org or by phone at 403-762-2291 ext. 326. Donate We are deeply grateful to all who choose to donate to The Whyte. Your financial gifts directly support the collections, exhibitions, public programming and operations. Ways to Give: You can donate online through our website. You can donate online through the CanadaHelps platform. You can issue a cheque. All cheques can be made payable to "The Peter and Catharine Whyte Foundation" and mailed to the following address: ATTN: Mabelle Carvajal Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies 111 Bear Street, Po Box 160 Banff, AB, T1L 1A3 Canada The Whyte operates under The Peter and Catharine Whyte Foundation, which was registered in 1958 under Part 9 of the Alberta Companies Act. The Foundation is a registered charitable organization (# 107837643 RR0001) incorporated in Alberta and dedicated to the support of The Whyte. The Whyte expects to raise $490,000 through donation and sponsorship at an estimated cost of $75,000 between April 1, 2024 and March 31, 2025. Membership A membership to The Whyte provides an easy and important means to support art and heritage in Banff. Member Benefits: FREE museum admission FREE admission to exhibition openings (4x annually) 15% off regular-priced products in the Book Shop at The Whyte 15% off regular rates at Banff Park Lodge using code WHYTE* 15% off guest admission tickets Special pricing on programs and events FREE admission to select reciprocal museum partners in Alberta and British Columbia Emailed copy of our quarterly digital publication The Cairn Emailed copy of our monthly What's On at The Whyte newsletter To view our membership options, and purchase yours today, please click here: *Discounts at Banff Park Lodge are subject to availability. Reciprocal Partners: Canmore Museum and Geoscience Centre (Canmore, AB) Glenbow Museum (Calgary, AB) Art Gallery of Alberta (Edmonton, AB) Jasper-Yellowhead Museum and Archives (Jasper, AB) Southern Alberta Art Gallery (Lethbridge, AB) Esplanade Arts and Heritage Centre(Medicine Hat, AB) Medalta Historic Clay district (Medicine Hat, AB) Kootenay Gallery of Art (Castlegar, BC) The Arts Station (Fernie, BC) Gallery 2 (Grand Forks, BC) Kelowna Art Gallery (Kelowna, BC) Revelstoke, Railway Museum (Revelstoke, BC) Smithers Art Gallery (Smithers, BC) Art Gallery of Greater Victoria (Victoria, BC) Island Mountain Art Society (Wells, BC) McMichael Canadian Art Collection (Kleinburg, ON) Membership Government and Foundations We are grateful to the funders, foundations and community partners who continue to support The Whyte. Community Partnerships and Support

  • v86_pa_091

    File name: fonds: Title: Date: D escription: v86_pa_091 Fred Brewster fonds Gathering of John Brewster family on steps of Moore home [ca. 1940] Three generations of the Brewster family. Left to right, front row - Mrs. James I. "Del" Brewster, James I. "Jim" Brewster, Fern Brewster Clarkson, Pearl Brewster Moore, John Brewster, unidentified, unidentified; second row - [George Clarkson?] , unidentified , unidentified, William A. "Bill" Brewster, Edmée Moore, Frederick A. Brewster, ; third row - Col. Philip A. Moore, unidentified (with baby) , [George O. Brewster]; Mrs. Jack (Merle) Brewster, Jack W. Brewster; back row - unidentified, unidentified, Forrest Oliver "Pat" Brewster, unidentified

  • m4_2_005_4

    File name: fonds: Title: Date: D escription: m4_2_005_4 Banff School District No. 102 fonds Attendance register for National Park School District #102 April, 1897 Students include Fred Brewster, Pearl Brewster, James Brewster, George Brewster and others such as Stella White, Ada Wilson, and Tressa (Lade) Bagley (who would marry Jim Brewster in 1901) .

  • v439_pd_358_43_001

    File name: fonds: Title: Date: D escription: v439_pd_358_43_001 Moore family fonds Banff Carnival of 1922 1922 Back row, left to right: Shorty Russik, Winterton, Soloman Cook, Batiste Campbell, Stabback, Pranteau. Front row: Grayson, [Pearl Moore], "Strongheart", Earl Bridges. Shorty Russick. Winner of the Dog Derby for the Strongheart Trophy.

  • v439_pd_360_5_001

    File name: fonds: Title: Date: D escription: v439_pd_360_5_001 Moore family fonds Edmée Moore standing in camp. [between 1925 and 1935]

  • V439_pd_358_031

    File name: fonds: Title: Date: D escription: V439_pd_358_031 Moore family fonds "Trail Riders of 1925. O'Hara and Wapta" 1925 Page from Edmée Moore's photograph album.

  • v439_pa_315

    File name: fonds: Title: Date: D escription: v439_pa_315 Moore family fonds Edmée Moore, 7 years old. [ca. 1916] Studio portrait of Edmée Moore standing and wearing a white dress.

  • v439_pa_329

    File name: fonds: Title: Date: D escription: v439_pa_329 Moore family fonds Edmée Moore standing in the living room of the Moore home. [ca. 1930]

  • Become a Sponsor | whytemuseum

    By sponsoring exhibitions, programs, and events at The Whyte, your organization plays an active role in supporting a vibrant and resilient cultural community. Sponsorship offers meaningful, high-visibility opportunities to connect with engaged audiences who value history, culture, art, and place. BECOME A SPONSOR Be Seen as a Steward of Creativity and Culture Strengthen your brand and reach your target market. Since 1958, The Whyte has cared for and shared the stories, voices, and experiences that shape life in the Canadian Rockies. Rooted in creativity and learning, The Whyte continues to be a gathering place for ideas, artistic expression, and cultural exchange in the Bow Valley. Sponsorship is more than support. It is a partnership in shaping cultural life in the Canadian Rockies and ensuring art, heritage, and ideas remain accessible, relevant, and alive for generations to come. By becoming a sponsor, your organization aligns with a respected cultural institution while demonstrating meaningful investment in community, creativity, and education. By sponsoring exhibitions, programs, and events at The Whyte, your organization plays an active role in supporting a vibrant and resilient cultural community. Sponsorship offers meaningful, high-visibility opportunities to connect with engaged audiences who value history, culture, art, and place. Sponsorship recognition opportunities: Be seen where audiences connect with The Whyte. Sponsorship recognition opportunities may include the following placements: Be visible on our on-site print and digital signage, welcoming 45,000+ local, regional, and international visitors annually Be featured across our social media channels, including collaborative content opportunities Reach engaged audiences through our monthly What’s On at The Whyte emails and biannual digital publication The Cairn (5,000+ subscribers with strong engagement) Appear in our Rocky Mountain Outlook advertising, reaching 20,000 readers weekly Gain presence across the Bow Valley through posters and seasonal brochures distributed to over 100 locations Be seen on our downtown Banff advertising, where summer visitation averages 43,000 people per day Receive prominent public recognition before events and programs Benefit from regional and national earned media recognition connected to programs and initiatives Reach audiences through Roam Transit print advertising Be included in our digital advertising campaigns, delivering 6.55 million impressions during peak season Maintain a strong presence on our website with 113,000+ annual views Be recognized on our donor wall and in our Annual Report Opportunity to display brochures in the lobby Additional customized opportunities designed to reflect your brand values and objectives Sponsorship with The Whyte is more than visibility. It is an investment in creativity, knowledge, and the exploration of stories through art and culture. We welcome the opportunity to explore how your organization can partner with The Whyte. Contact: Tera Swanson Marketing and Communications Manager, The Whyte (t) 403 762 2291 (ext) 312 (e) tswanson@whyte.org

  • v90_pa_472

    File name: fonds: Title: Date: D escription: v90_pa_472 Jim Brewster family fonds [Banff school picture] [ca. 1896 ] [Pearl Brewster in black dress in centre of first row, Jim Brewster in back row at right.]

  • v91_pa_381

    File name: fonds: Title: Date: D escription: v91_pa_381 Pat Brewster fonds Pearl and Pat Brewster, Kananaskis. [ca. 1899] Studio portrait of Pearl and Pat Brewster.

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