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Bill Reid Gallery of Northwest Coast Art

The Gallery showcases the permanent collection of acclaimed Haida artist Bill Reid (1920–1998) and changing exhibitions of contemporary Northwest Coast Art. Gallery highlights include over 40 pieces of Bill Reid’s gold and silver jewelry, Reid’s bronze masterpiece Mythic Messengers, several of Reid’s works that were featured on the Canadian $20 bill and a full-scale totem pole, carved by James Hart of Haida Gwaii.

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Address: 639 Hornby St
Getting there: W side of Hornby between W Georgia & Dunsmuir
Hours: Wed-Sun 11AM-5PM
Price: $5-$10
Website: billreidgallery.ca (opens in a new tab)

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