The West Vancouver Art Museum is closed to the public from Sunday, September 13 to Tuesday, September 29 to install our next exhibition, The Eyes Have Walls: Nicole Ondre and Mina Totino. The exhibition will open on Wednesday, September 30.
The West Vancouver Art Museum offers a wide range of programs, including public talks and workshops, school programs and art camps.
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This exhibition features paintings and ceramic works by Vancouver-based artists, Nicole Ondre and Mina Totino. Ondre and Totino challenge the mechanical processes of their materials, and through their experimentations cause their artistic media to elude fixed forms.
FREE
2 p.m.
Please join us for a free curator's tour of the current exhibition, The Eyes Have Walls: Nicole Ondre and Mina Totino. This exhibition features paintings and ceramic works by Vancouver-based artists Nicole Ondre and Mina Totino. Ondre and Totino challenge the mechanical processes of their materials and through their experimentations cause their artistic media to elude fixed forms. Please note that this tour requires pre-registration and attendance is capped at eight attendees.
FREE
11 a.m.
Please join us for a free curator's tour of the current exhibition, The Eyes Have Walls: Nicole Ondre and Mina Totino. This exhibition features paintings and ceramic works by Vancouver-based artists Nicole Ondre and Mina Totino. Ondre and Totino challenge the mechanical processes of their materials and through their experimentations cause their artistic media to elude fixed forms. Please note that this tour requires pre-registration and attendance is capped at eight attendees.
FREE
12–4:15 p.m.
Please join us for our adapted, in-person WVAM! Family Art Project, which will take place in a tent outside the art museum. Join us as we make a selection of art projects inspired by our current exhibition, The Eyes Have Walls: Nicole Ondre and Mina Totino. This event requires pre-registration with 30-minute slots given to each family. Each family may bring up to seven people for the activity. The activities are suitable for all ages.
FREE
11 a.m.
Please join us for a free artist talk about the current exhibition, The Eyes Have Walls: Nicole Ondre and Mina Totino. This exhibition features paintings and ceramic works by Vancouver-based artists, Nicole Ondre and Mina Totino. Ondre and Totino challenge the mechanical processes of their materials and through their experimentations cause their artistic media to elude fixed forms.
FREE
12–4:15 p.m.
Please join us for our adapted, in-person WVAM! Family Art Project, which will take place in a tent outside next the art museum. Join us as we make a selection of art projects inspired by our current exhibition, The Eyes Have Walls: Nicole Ondre and Mina Totino. This event requires pre-registration with 30-minute slots given to each family. Each family may bring up to seven people for the activity. The activities are suitable for all ages.
FREE
11 a.m.
Please join us for a free artist talk about the current exhibition, The Eyes Have Walls: Nicole Ondre and Mina Totino. This exhibition features paintings and ceramic works by Vancouver-based artists Nicole Ondre and Mina Totino. Ondre and Totino challenge the mechanical processes of their materials and through their experimentations cause their artistic media to elude fixed forms.
FREE
11 a.m.
Please join us for a free Farsi exhibition tour of the current exhibition, The Eyes Have Walls: Nicole Ondre and Mina Totino. This exhibition features paintings and ceramic works by Vancouver-based artists Nicole Ondre and Mina Totino. Ondre and Totino challenge the mechanical processes of their materials and through their experimentations cause their artistic media to elude fixed forms.
FREE
11 a.m.
Please join us for a free Farsi exhibition tour of the current exhibition, The Eyes Have Walls: Nicole Ondre and Mina Totino. This exhibition features paintings and ceramic works by Vancouver-based artists Nicole Ondre and Mina Totino. Ondre and Totino challenge the mechanical processes of their materials and through their experimentations cause their artistic media to elude fixed forms.
FREE