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Royal Ontario Museum Michael Lee-Chin Crystal. Bloor Street Entrance.
Staff

Vitor Pavao

Technician (South Asia)
Royal Ontario Museum Michael Lee-Chin Crystal. Bloor Street Entrance.
Collections Technician, Staff

Laura Fox

Technician (West Asian & Egyptian)
Vicki Sung-yeon Kwon
Associate Curator

Vicki Sung-yeon Kwon

Associate Curator of Korean Art & Culture, Collections & Research
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
Kent Monkman: Constellation of Knowledge, 2022, Acrylic on canvas, 93” x 124”, Image courtesy of the artist
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We Are Made of Stardust: How Indigenous Ways of Knowing and Western Science Intersect in Kent Monkman's Being Legendary

Panel with Kent Monkman, Dr. Leroy Little Bear, Elder Wilfred Buck, Dr. Kim Venn, moderated by Lisa Jackson
Cherry Blossoms. Photo Courtesy Deb Metsger
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Curator Conversations: Sakura in Toronto - The Global Allure of Cherry Blossoms

Celebrating the annual spring ritual of hana-mi or flower viewing, Akiko Takesue and Deborah Metsger explore the art and science of sakura (cherry blossoms) in this 20-minute digital conversation
Making History book cover
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ROM Connects: Black Art / Black Canada

Explore the importance of representation by and for Black artists in Canadian visual and performing arts. In celebration of ROM's newest publication Making History: Visual Arts and Blackness in Canada
A crowd of prosperous earthquake survivors are crowded in a overloaded boat resembling a catfish.
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Curator Conversations: ROM’s Libraries and Archives: Resources for Communities, Researchers and Students

Akiko Takesue hosts a conversation with Max Dionisio to highlight the important role the ROM’s Library and Archives plays in making museum collections and research more accessible to members of the
Infiltration, 2015, 56 inch dia. x 5 inches, Laser-cut Acrylic on wooden platform, Photo credit: Tazeen Qayyum
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ROM Connects: Experimental Visions

Celebrate the extraordinary work of three unique contemporary artists, Tazeen Qayyum, Sumaira Tazeen, and Reeta Saeed and learn about the impact the renowned National College of Art in Lahore has had
Maryam Arkami Staff Photo
Collections Specialist, Staff

Maryam Akrami

Collections Specialist, 1 (Invertebrate Fossils)
Brenna Wells, Assistant Technician (Plants, Fishes, Insects & Arachnids)
Collections Technician, Staff

Brenna Wells

Collections Specialist 2, Insects & Arachnids and Invertebrates
Model showcasing Jacques Guillon chord chair. Photograph by Yale Joel for LIFE Magazine, LIFE 23 Mar 1953. Image Yale Joel/The LIFE Picture Collection/Shutterstock. Used with permission.
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ROM Connects: Promising Futures in Canadian Design

What excites emerging designers about the future of Canadian design? ROM has partnered with OCAD University’s RBC Centre for Emerging Artists and Designers (CEAD) on a career launcher initiative and
A crowd of prosperous earthquake survivors are crowded in a overloaded boat resembling a catfish.
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ROM Connects: When disaster strikes, humour heals: Japanese Earthquake Prints

ROM’s newest online exhibition, produced in partnership with The Japan Foundation, Toronto, takes a closer look at an exceptional collected album of earthquake prints – namazue-e (catfish prints) - in
Walrus laying on it's side
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ROM Connects: Wildlife Photography - Art, Science and Conservation

Join a unique collection of wildlife photographers as they celebrate their diverse perspectives into their craft. With experiences ranging from award-winning images to photography for personal
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