Contemporary Indigenous and Glass Art of The Pacific Northwest Tour
PACIFIC LIGHT
Vancouver – Whistler – Seattle – Tacoma
An exclusive cross-border art tour exploring the vibrant studio glass movement, Indigenous expression, and contemporary collections from Vancouver to Seattle.
This exclusive program, developed in collaboration with the Eiteljorg museum, offers a rare opportunity to explore two of North America’s most culturally rich cities—Vancouver and Seattle—through the lens of art, craft, and creative community.
TOUR HIGHLIGHTS
Glass Festival
A rare chance to watch live glass-blowing demonstrations and explore the historic hot-shops of one of the world’s leading glass art schools.
High-End Accommodation
Enjoy your stay at a distinguished Relais & Châteaux hotel in the heart of downtown.
Meet with Canada’s most celebrated Indigenous artists whose work bridges tradition and contemporary expression.
Glass Workshop
Experience the magic of glassmaking in an intimate, hands-on workshop led by master artists.
Culinary Experiences
Discover how the culinary scenes of Vancouver and Seattle reflect the region’s creative spirit and connection to nature.
Indigenous Culture
Immerse yourself in the warmth of community with storytelling events, cultural performances, and live art crafting.
Vancouver & Whistler
Our time in British Columbia, Canada, will delve into the powerful intersections of Indigenous and contemporary art. Highlights include a private tour of the Museum of Anthropology, where tradition and innovation coexist, as well as exclusive visits to the private homes and collections of Canadian art patrons. We will also enjoy a scenic day trip through the Sea-to-Sky highway to Whistler, where art and natural beauty harmonize in remarkable ways.
James Hart, The Dance Screen (The Scream Too), 2010-2013 Image by Mirae Campell
Seattle & Tacoma
From there, we travel south to Washington state, widely recognized as the epicentre of the Studio Glass Movement. We’ll experience the movement’s legacy and future through private studio visits with master glass artists, including Dale Chihuly, Preston Singletary, and Anna Mlasowsky. A special springtime visit to the Pilchuck Glass School will offer rare access to artist workshops and live demonstrations, set against a stunning forested campus.
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