ROM Magazine
ROM Magazine features an engaging, in-depth look into the Museum’s exhibitions, research, and collections. Highlighting world-leading scholarship, new initiatives, and recent acquisitions, the magazine brings to life some of the Museum’s most exciting and fascinating stories.
Compelling art forces us to think about how our personal stories influence change in personal and public spheres.
Noelle Hamlyn’s upcoming new installation at ROM asks us to mend our relationship with dressing up.
With new tech and clear resolve, Dr. Nathan Lujan plans his return to the Amazon
Symbolizing strength, courage, and good fortune, the tiger motif can be found on bronze vessels, tomb figurines, paintings, and even utilitarian objects such as pillows
Commemorating International Holocaust Remembrance Day
ROM holds one of the rarest meteorites found on Earth
Nathan Lujan on biodiversity, swimming with piranhas, and naming a species after his mom
Award-winning photographer Martin Gregus on his craft, adventures, and how to scare off polar bears
From prints to sculptures, Kusama’s pumpkin are a reflection of the self
From early aspirations of becoming a comic book artist to a career in museums, Akiko Takesue discusses the evolution of her interest and expertise in Japanese art.
From an elaborate song to attract a mate to a feverish call that signals danger, we look at how mammals use sound for communication.
Embodying centuries of culture and tradition, utensils play an important role in Japanese tea ceremonies
A glimpse into the lives of Canadian missionaries in the early 20th century
As the ROM unveils a new portrait of Austin Clarke, artist Neville Clarke shares his thoughts on the creative process