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温哥华比尔里德美术馆的点评
点评：A relatively small gallery but everything inside is of such quality and interest that one can spend quite some time browsing and appreciating the exhibits.
Located a short walk from Canada Place or the main train station and very close to the cathedral, this is a well curated space which gives one a real sense of both traditional and modern indigenous art, which ranges from the expected totem poles but also oars, boats, clothing, jewellery, footwear and homeware.
Do check times and entrance fees before visiting because for a few hours in the afternoon - I want to say between 2:00-4:00pm - entrance is free, although paid tickets are not expensive and so worth it and, of course, one then feels that you are supporting the continuation of Bill Reid's mission to bring northwest indigenous art and crafts to larger audience.
A video presentation on the upper floor details the story behind the raising of the first totem pole in many decades in the 1960's, the creation of which set the skills of Bill Reid upon the map. It is both interesting, informative and very moving.
Staff are softly spoken, very welcoming and helpful. They help to man the small but well stocked shop, where you can find an array of postcards, stationery, books, clothing and gifts, all with an indigenous theme; prices are reasonable and the stock just wonderful.
We enjoyed our visit so much that we took advantage of the fact that we had a few days in Vancouver and went back for another visit - just as good.
Would highly recommend.
Located a short walk from Canada Place or the main train station and very close to the cathedral, this is a well curated space which gives one a real sense of both traditional and modern indigenous art, which ranges from the expected totem poles but also oars, boats, clothing, jewellery, footwear and homeware.
Do check times and entrance fees before visiting because for a few hours in the afternoon - I want to say between 2:00-4:00pm - entrance is free, although paid tickets are not expensive and so worth it and, of course, one then feels that you are supporting the continuation of Bill Reid's mission to bring northwest indigenous art and crafts to larger audience.
A video presentation on the upper floor details the story behind the raising of the first totem pole in many decades in the 1960's, the creation of which set the skills of Bill Reid upon the map. It is both interesting, informative and very moving.
Staff are softly spoken, very welcoming and helpful. They help to man the small but well stocked shop, where you can find an array of postcards, stationery, books, clothing and gifts, all with an indigenous theme; prices are reasonable and the stock just wonderful.
We enjoyed our visit so much that we took advantage of the fact that we had a few days in Vancouver and went back for another visit - just as good.
Would highly recommend.
翻译：这家画廊规模虽小，但馆内所有展品都品质上乘、引人入胜，值得花上不少时间细细品鉴。
画廊距离加拿大广场或中央火车站仅几步之遥，毗邻大教堂，精心布置的空间让人真切感受到传统与现代原住民艺术的魅力。展品种类繁多，从常见的图腾柱到船桨、船只、服饰、珠宝、鞋履和家居用品，应有尽有。
参观前请务必查询开放时间和门票价格。下午2点至4点之间免费入场，但门票价格并不昂贵，绝对物超所值。当然，您也为比尔·里德先生将西北原住民艺术和手工艺品推广给更多人做出了贡献。
楼上的视频详细介绍了20世纪60年代竖立数十年来第一根图腾柱的幕后故事，正是这根图腾柱的诞生，让比尔·里德先生的技艺名扬四海。它既有趣又富有启发性，而且非常感人。
店员说话轻声细语，热情友好，乐于助人。他们帮忙打理这家虽小但货品齐全的商店，店内出售各种明信片、文具、书籍、服装和礼品，所有商品都带有原住民主题；价格合理，商品种类丰富，令人赞叹。
我们非常喜欢这次参观，所以趁着在温哥华的几天时间，又去了一次——体验同样精彩。
强烈推荐。
画廊距离加拿大广场或中央火车站仅几步之遥，毗邻大教堂，精心布置的空间让人真切感受到传统与现代原住民艺术的魅力。展品种类繁多，从常见的图腾柱到船桨、船只、服饰、珠宝、鞋履和家居用品，应有尽有。
参观前请务必查询开放时间和门票价格。下午2点至4点之间免费入场，但门票价格并不昂贵，绝对物超所值。当然，您也为比尔·里德先生将西北原住民艺术和手工艺品推广给更多人做出了贡献。
楼上的视频详细介绍了20世纪60年代竖立数十年来第一根图腾柱的幕后故事，正是这根图腾柱的诞生，让比尔·里德先生的技艺名扬四海。它既有趣又富有启发性，而且非常感人。
店员说话轻声细语，热情友好，乐于助人。他们帮忙打理这家虽小但货品齐全的商店，店内出售各种明信片、文具、书籍、服装和礼品，所有商品都带有原住民主题；价格合理，商品种类丰富，令人赞叹。
我们非常喜欢这次参观，所以趁着在温哥华的几天时间，又去了一次——体验同样精彩。
强烈推荐。
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