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Silverware
Exhibition

Around 1914

Explore a pivotal period of innovation and experimentation. One hundred years ago, the ROM opened its doors to the public. Europe was plunged into the Great War. This cataclysmic world event marked
Tour of the Samuel European Galleries
Event

Museum Highlights in French - Franco Family Day

Museum Highlight in
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Operating Hours

Operating Hours
J'net AyAy Qwa Yak Sheelth and Pamela Carter.
Resource

Indigenous Voices: Residential School Reflection & Reconciliation Art Action (Grade 6-9)

Invited guest Tsimshan/Dididaht/Nuu-chah-nulth arts educator Pamela Carter, Red Medicine Woman, respectfully reflects on the impact of residential schools. Learners participate in a reflective action
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Past Exhibitions

Past Exhibitions
People look around a gallery with a fall scene, including trees with red leaves.
Gallery

Hands-on Biodiversity

Hands-on discovery for the young... and young at heart.
Lanterns illuminating family portraits
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Remembering Indo-Caribbean Legacies through Art

Explore the little-known histories of Indo-Caribbean indentureship through a feminist and decolonial lens in this digital program featuring ceramic artist Heidi McKenzie and scholar Nalini Mohabir
Susan Aglukark Canadian Inuk singer/songwriter.
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Curator Conversation: Changing Landscapes in Inuit Music

Explore the changing landscape of Inuit music in Canada with multi-award winning Inuk singer/songwriter and 3-time Juno Award winner Susan Aglukark. Hosted by Tim Johnson, curator of the current
lava medal
Article

Lava Medals

A while back, I stopped in to the Earth Sciences Dept to look at some meteorites which needed to be photographed. While I was there, I noticed some very odd looking medallions sitting in a box on the
A man & a woman in bathing suits pose on a small catamaran on a sun-lit, white sand beach
Article

Sustainable development in the Caribbean: beer and biology

by Dr. Burton Lim, Assistant Curator of Mammalogy Dr. Burton Lim has traveled to more than 20 countries over his three decade career at the Royal Ontario Museum. The Dominican Republic is noted as a
Book

Gods in My Home: Chinese Ancestor Portraits and Popular Prints

Gods in My Home combines ancestral paintings with traditional popular prints and examines the unexplored connection between these two seemingly separate genres in the context of Chinese Lunar New Year
Africa in the Market book cover
Book

Africa in the Market: 20th Century Art from the Amrad African Art

While many publications focus on the aesthetics and symbolism of African art, few explore the historical dynamics and exchanges that have informed the way people in Africa have created, preserved
Douglas Coupland: everywhere is anywhere
Exhibition

Douglas Coupland

One of Canada's most provocative artists and cultural thinkers questions what our future holds Douglas Coupland: everywhere is anywhere is anything is everything is organized and circulated by the
Man sitting in front of photographs.
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This Place is a Message- Echoes of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in the Art of Kei Ito

Front cover of the book Wanderings of an Artist
Book

Wanderings of an Artist Among The Indians of North America

Canadian artist, Paul Kane (1810–1871), journeyed between Toronto and the Pacific coast in the late 1840s to illustrate the customs of indigenous peoples and “to represent the scenery of an almost