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Gallery Trail: Nature in Brilliant Colour

Two women examine a fish at an identification workshop.
Event

Session 1: Great Lakes Invasive Fishes​​​​​​​ Workshop

If you are a
Projection of a planet with a silhouette of a man with his hands in the air looking at a large projection of a planet
Event

Nature in Brilliant Colour

Join us for an
Peace Garden
Event

University Avenue: War, Peace and Art

Learn what the
Carnival: From Emancipation to Celebration
Exhibition

Carnival

ROM has hosted a Carnival-themed exhibition for a number of years, and our connections with the Toronto Carnival community continue to grow. This year, be dazzled by a vibrant display that features
Royal Ontario Museum Michael Lee-Chin Crystal. Bloor Street Entrance.
Article

Collection Care for Hellenistic Clay sealings from Edfu, Egypt

Collected in 1906 by Royal Ontario Museum's founder, Charles T. Currelly, these Hellenistic, Ptolemaic period, clay seal impressions were originally used like sealing wax to secure rolls of papyrus
Two women examine a fish at an identification workshop.
Event

3-Day Minnows and Carps Workshop

If you are a
Black and white archival image showing train tracks in the foreground leading into the distance towards the entrance to the Auschwitz camp.
Exhibition

Auschwitz.

An unprecedented exhibition that examines the history and legacy of Auschwitz. Created by Nazi Germany, the most significant site of the Holocaust, Auschwitz, was not a single entity. It gradually
Mummy coffin on white background
Event

Art Explorers: A Journey Through Time and Creativity

Get ready for an
Cleopatra
Event

The Regal, the Divine, and the Dangerous

Step into a world of
An artist's illustration of an ancient sea scape teeming with life.
Exhibition

The Burgess Shale

Take an online dive into a 500-million-year-old sea Famous for its stunning fossils, The Burgess Shale is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located high up in the Canadian Rocky Mountains. The fossils
Art, Honor, and Ridicule book cover
Book

Art, Honor, and Ridicule: Fante Asafo Flags from Southern Ghana

This landmark publication explores the stunning textile-based artistic tradition associated with the military companies of the Fante people in Ghana. It accompanies the Royal Ontario Museum’s
Fishing
Article

The Thrill of the Catch

My fondest memory is the time spent with my father, listening to tales told of when he fished with his dad. He has his own fishing traditions and rituals, which he passed on to me and I now pass on to
A red fox carries the smaller body of an arctic fox in its mouth that it has hunted and killed. The 2015 winning photo by Canadian Don Gutoski of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year contest
Article

Five Answers to WP "Y?"

Guest Blog written by Environmental Visual Communication student Jessica Gordon The tradition of taking pictures of nature is a long one. It can be traced back to 1906 when National Geographic
A hammerhead shark preys on rays
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Project: Big Shark, Big Loss, Big Impact: Sharks Change Prey Behaviour

Play this predator-prey simulation game with your students to discover how important sharks are in affecting the behaviour of other animals in their ecosystems.