2834 Search results

collections
Online collection

Looking for a specific objects?
Discover our online collection.
2834 results
Making History book cover
Resource

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.
Resource

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
Resource

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.
Resource

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.
Resource

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
Resource

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
Resource

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
Photo of book covers for How to be a Climate Optimist and Jamilah at the End of the World
Resource

Climate Change Literature - Balancing Anxiety and Optimism for Multi-Generational Audiences

Join climate advocate Soren Brothers with Chris Turner (How to be a Climate Optimist) and Mary-Lou Zeitoun (Jamilah at the End of the World) as they explore the use of literature to engage with the
Brontë Hebdon headshot and a preview of a clothing item
Resource

Laurel, Oak, and Peacock: The Politics of Men's Historical Fashion (2022 Veronika Gervers Program)

Inspired by her work as ROM's 2022 Veronika Gervers Research Fellow, art and fashion historian Brontë Hebdon explores the role men's fashion plays in understanding the politics of the past. Using a
A crowd of prosperous earthquake survivors are crowded in a overloaded boat resembling a catfish.
Resource

Namazu-e Catfish Prints: An Introduction (In Japanese with English caption)

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 – namazu-e (catfish prints) - in
Ukrainian & Canadian flags.
Resource

ROM Connects: Being Ukrainian-Canadian in 2022

Explore the complex history of Ukrainian-Canadians in Canada in this digital conversation on identity, cultural heritage, trauma, and resilience from the perspectives of three diverse experiences with
Resource

Curator Conversation: Satire in Pictures

Examine the use of satire as a powerful and complex communications tool with Wes Tyrell, president of the Association of Canadian Cartoonists and ROM’s Akiko Takesue. Using the Museum’s collection of
Resource

Curator Conversations: Kokum Scarves in 2022

Researcher Leah Hyrcun and Kaska-Dena designer Natasha Peter sit with textile specialist Sarah Fee to explore, through textile design, the historical connections between Indigenous communities and