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Discover downtown Whitehorse: A self-guided public art tour
Your pocket guide to public art
The Yukon is an incredibly inspiring place - something found particularly true by the many local artists.
The self-guided public art walking tour developed by Yukon Art Society will lead you on a city-based exploration, revealing hidden gems of artistic expression. Discover striking sculptures, breathtaking murals, and intricate mosaics that breathe life into Whitehorse's urban landscape. Each piece tells a unique story of history, culture and the vibrant Yukon spirit. Beyond the public art displays, find local galleries where you can delve deeper into the local art scene, and even take a piece of unique creativity home with you.
Ready to discover the artistry that colours this northern capital? Keep scrolling to get a sneak peek at some of the featured art that awaits.
Seasons of the River by Erin Dixon
In Rotary Peace Park you'll find Erin Dixon's "Seasons of the River," which was painted in 2021. This expansive landscape mural adorns the walls of a modest utility building, transforming it into a focal point of the park.
Erin Dixon, a talented Yukon artist currently based out of Dawson City, draws inspiration for paintings and collages from the Yukon's vast and impressive nature. Her artistic contributions are recognized throughout the territory, with pieces held in the Yukon Permanent Art Collection. Dixon's "Seasons of the River" beautifully captures the dynamic essence of the Yukon's waterways, likely reflecting the changing hues and moods of its rivers throughout the year.
