Walter Phillips Gallery

Many Ways to Be Lost

An essay by Walter Phillips Gallery curator, Peta Rake, included in our 2015 Walter Phillips Gallery Fall exhibitions publication.

Tyler Los-Jones, detail view of "held above our heads in stone" (2015). Fiberglass, foam, paint, glitter, dimensions var

held above our heads in stone: An Interview Between Tyler Los-Jones and Benedict Fullalove

Calgary-based artist Tyler Los-Jones discusses levitation, land art and artifice with Alberta College of Art and Design professor and art historian Benedict J.

Counting on People at Walter Phillips Gallery

New works by Neïl Beloufa featured in "Counting on People" at Walter Phillips Gallery

Walter Phillips Gallery, in collaboration with the Institute for Contemporary Arts (ICA), London, presents an exhibition of new work by the French and Algerian

Brian Jungen, The ghosts on top of my head (2010-11)

Brian Jungen unveils Banff Centre-commissioned sculpture June 16

Vancouver-based artist and Banff Centre alumnus Brian Jungen unveils "The ghosts on top of my head": three benches made of white, powder-coated steel, they take

Melanie Gilligan: Popular Unrest

Melanie Gilligan opens film narrative on the global financial crisis at Banff’s Walter Phillips Gallery

London-based Canadian artist Melanie Gilligan brings her latest multi-part film project, "Popular Unrest" to Walter Phillips Gallery.

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