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Wildlife Photographer of the Year Showcasing the World's Best Nature Photography Returns to ROM

Opening November 12, visitors to experience 100 new evocative, beautiful and unforgettable photographs capturing our precious and perilous natural world TORONTO, September 6, 2022 – The world-renowned

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ROM After Dark Returns

The Museum’s popular after-hours social relaunches Friday, September 16 with event headlined by K-pop sensation P1Harmony TORONTO, September 1, 2022 – After a couple of years off, ROM (Royal Ontario

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ROM celebrates iconic Canadian design and craft with Canadian Modern

New exhibition draws from ROM’s collection to showcase nearly a century of Canadian innovation TORONTO, August 31, 2022 – This December, ROM (Royal Ontario Museum) will present close to a century of

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Ukraine

Modern-day Ukraine, Europe’s second largest country, is only 31 years old. For thousands of years, people have moved through this land to settle, conquer, occupy, or just pass through. This modern

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ROM Connects: Stories of Ukraine

In 2019, a team from ROM travelled to Ukraine to interview Ukrainians on identity and culture. Explore the project’s journey with team members Risa Levitt, Myroslav Shkrandrij, Anzhelika Vengrus, and

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ROM Connects: Innovation and Connection: Contemporary Art at the Karachi Biennale 22

Join host Nitin Deckha and guests Faisal Anwar and Atteqa Malik for a conversation that explores Pakistan's rich aesthetic legacies through the lens of the Third Karachi Biennale KB22. Discover how

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The Story of Human Existence is Now Subject of Powerful Film Installation at ROM

“I will live on in what I leave behind.” TORONTO, August 11, 2022 – Prompted by a spirited and overwhelming response from audiences to the online launch of ROM Immortal, the thought-provoking film

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What Gives ROM’s Climate Change Project Coordinator Hope?

By age 15, Sarah Kamau was already a budding environmental activist. Her interest in climate change was first sparked by a geography teacher in high school. Soon after, she and her friends were

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Fin-tastic Beasts of the Great Lakes

Grab your snorkelling gear because we are going underwater with ROM’s Ichthyology (Fishes) team! ROM and university scientists, along with other groups such as the Department of Fisheries and Oceans

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Curator Conversations: For the Past, Present and Future of Ajrakh Blockprinting

Join ROM’s Sarah Fee in conversation with textile artist Salemamad Khatri on his work to create and revitalize Ajrakh blockprinting in Kachchh, India. Joined by Abdulaziz Khatri, trade manager at

Smoke cloud coming out of a factory's chimney.

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For these curators, climate change is personal

From measuring the warming of our atmosphere and oceans to marking the changing patterns of life on Earth, thousands of scientists are working closely with massive amounts of data from innumerable

As the sun sets behind them, Dr. Nathan K. Lujan and his team boat down the Rio Napo, laden with an array of supplies.

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In Search of the River Monster

Because when it comes to bringing big fishes from Ecuador to ROM, catching them is only the beginning. Much more work is needed to keep each specimen from rotting under a blazing sun or being snatched

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Teck and Royal Ontario Museum Partner to Highlight Copper’s Antimicrobial Benefits and Enhance Public Safety

TORONTO, July 21, 2022 — Teck Resources Limited (TSX: TECK.A and TECK.B, NYSE: TECK) (“Teck”) and Royal Ontario Museum (ROM), Canada’s world museum, today announced a partnership to outfit ROM with