Love the Life in One Cubic Foot exhibit? Check out these activities in our Experience Alcoves!

Karen Duffek will feature some of the historical Northwest Coast artworks that are now the subject of study by First Nations artists and community members.

Learn how to bring community science into your classroom with the new Life in One Cubic Foot exhibit.

Join artist-in-residence, Natasha Marin, as she creates a masquerade (physical representation of spirits or ancestors) sculpture exploring displacement, and belonging. 

Join artist-in-residence, Natasha Marin, as she creates a masquerade (physical representation of spirits or ancestors) sculpture exploring displacement, and belonging.

Join artist-in-residence, Natasha Marin, as she creates a masquerade (physical representation of spirits or ancestors) sculpture exploring displacement, and belonging. 

Join artist-in-residence, Natasha Marin, as she creates a masquerade (physical representation of spirits or ancestors) sculpture exploring displacement, and belonging. 

Join artist-in-residence, Natasha Marin, as she creates a masquerade (physical representation of spirits or ancestors) sculpture exploring displacement, and belonging. 

Celebrate the opening of Life in One Cubic Foot with early members-only access!

Educators enjoy FREE admission for themselves and one (1) guest December 26 and December 27, 2024.