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Weapon Wednesday: Bagh Nakh--making humans into tigers
Written by Aruna Panday, Ph.D Candidate York University, Co-Chair Friends of South Asia Committee, and ROM curatorial intern. Bagh nakh (tiger-claw weapon), lacquered steel, India, 19th century, ROM 913.10.28 Bagh Nakh (also called Bagh naka, wagh nakh or bhagunakha) translates from Hindi to
Unfrozen in Time: From the Erebus and Terror to the ROM
Guest Blog by Dorea Reeser, Ph.D., Environmental Visual Communication Student, ROM Biodiversity and Fleming College Special thanks to Tim Dickinson, ROM Senior Curator of Botany, Emeritus Ahoy there! For 167 YEARS, the search for Sir John Franklin, his crew, and their lost ships, the HMS Erebus
Staying in Style: Books on Fashion
October saw another Fashion Week in Toronto come and go- one of many events that mark the seasons of the fashion calendar. Our interest in fashion is not new: clothing is a way to demonstrate belonging, status, wealth or purpose, as well as to express individuality. The oldest book in the
Photography in the Field: equal parts business & pleasure
By Guest Blogger Thomas Cullen, PhD Student and ROM Fossils and Evolution researcher. While I have always been interested in research, and in particular my own field of palaeontology, I was first drawn to science through a love of natural history. Growing up I have always taken any chance
Pacifist Males & Warrior Females
During the recent Hero-themed Friday Night Live at the ROM, I brought out examples of popular prints from the collection that explored different hero tropes in South Asian culture. Here are some of them. About a hundred year ago, mass produced colour lithographs proliferated across the South Asian
Modern Design for a Modern World: Art Deco in Paris
In the years between the World Wars a new design style emerged which embraced the imagery of industrialization. This style, known as Art Deco, responded to the social and technological developments that had come out of the First World War, and celebrated all things modern. It was the era of
Where Do You Belong?
Show Us Where You Belong What makes you feel like you are part of a group, a community, a nation? What makes you feel out of place? What makes you feel like you are part of where you happen to live? Do you belong in one place or can you belong in many? Belonging—in a place or in a group—means
Textiles Close Up
Last week, the ROM hosted the first Canadian Textiles Close Up event for the Textile Society of America, featuring treasures of Islamic textile art in Toronto (10-11 Nov. 2014). This was in conjunction with the current exhibition Cairo Under Wraps: Early Islamic Textiles. Day 1 was spent at the
Guide à l’intention des enseignants et accompagnateurs
Avant la visite Au Musée Après la visite Conseils aux accompagnateurs Aide-mémoire pour vous faciliter la vie ► Bien qu’il puisse être tentant d’essayer de voir un peu de tout au Musée pendant la même journée, vos élèves/étudiants risquent d’être dépassés et d’avoir de la
Programmation pour le personnel enseignant
Occasions d'apprentissage pour le personnel enseignant et les éducateurs et éducatrices autochtones Abonnez-vous à notre infolettre (disponible en anglais) pour être parmi les premières personnes à connaître la programmation pour la formation pédagogique et certaines activités des