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A pair of Cedar Waxwings mid-courtship.
Article

Labours of Love

Courtship in birds is varied and complicated. It may involve brilliant plumage, songs, noises, dancing, flight displays, and even food. Some species perform elaborate displays for several months
Seated portrait of a young man.
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Migration Through the Lens of an Unknown Burmese Studio

This image is part of a series of 99 negatives from an unknown commercial photography studio in Mandalay, Burma (Myanmar). Mostly dated to 1890–1910, they are largely studio portraits of Indian and
Royal Ontario Museum Michael Lee-Chin Crystal. Bloor Street Entrance.
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Artists of the Floating World, Part II

Written by Josiah Ariyama Supervised by Dr. Asato Ikeda In the sunset years of his life and a hundred years before Perry, Suzuki Harunobu revolutionized the woodblock printing method, rendering
Art made from computer motherboard.
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Art for the 21st Century with Wally Dion

Delve into to sculptural practice of artist Wally Dion, in conversation with ROM’s Silvia Forni. Recycling first world waste, Dion’s intricate works are crafted from computer circuit boards using
Six musicians in dark clothing, gathered in a group photograph.
Event

ARC Ensemble

Continuing their
Wedding robe (changfu). China. Qing Dynasty, 1895-1900. Silk gauze embroidered in silk, gold and silver wrapped thread. 979.107.1 Gift of Mrs. Willian C. Van Horne.
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Daily Wear in Late Qing Dynasty and Early Republic Period

curator-conversations-atlantic-whales-ship-strikes
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Atlantic Whales and Vessel Strikes: Challenges and Opportunities

Join Canadian Whale Institute’s Senior Scientist, Moira Brown, in conversation with ROM’s Burton Lim and Jacquelline Miller, as they explore the threat to North America’s Great Whale populations from
Photo of the Royal Ontario Museum looking east towards the rotunda
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#emptyROM - bora.vs.bora

Back on August 19th we hosted our first #emptyROM tour and are still receiving photos from our guests. Today, I'd like to share four photos with you by our friend Bora. Bora has been featured in
Krzysztof Grzymski.
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Experts & Objects: Sekhmet

Join ROM Senior Curator of Egypt and Nubia, Dr. Krzysztof Grzymski, as he sheds light on the ancient Egyptian goddess Sekhmet, believed to be responsible for not only bringing diseases but also
Rollie Williams
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Curator Conversations: Climate Change Comedy

Experience how comedy bridges the gap between science and public audiences with ROM’s Soren Brothers and guest Rollie Williams. The creative force behind the hilarious and informative video series
March Break Camp
Event

Extended Care

Monday, March 10 -
Royal Ontario Museum Michael Lee-Chin Crystal. Bloor Street Entrance.
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Scientists Identify New Prehistoric Sea Predator with Spines to Spare

Royal Ontario Museum and Yale University researchers name new species of arrow worm from the Cambrian Period TORONTO, Aug. 3, 2017 – Scientists have identified a small marine predator that once
Bridgepoint and former Don Jail
Event

Riverdale

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Front cover of the book Korea Around 1900: The Paintings of Gisan
Book

Korea Around 1900: The Paintings of Gisan

This book of landscape and genre paintings by the 19th-century Korean artist Gisan documents traditional daily life in Korea around 1900. Gisan worked in Korean port cities and as a result his work
The Last Tattooed Women of Kalinga
Exhibition

The Last Tattooed Women of Kalinga

Experience the Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival portrait installation, The Last Tattooed Women of Kalinga, by Manila-based photographer Jake Verzosa, bordering ROM’s Queen’s Park façade. This