
Design is in the Air
Design is everywhere at the Museum of Anthropology, it’s in the architecture, the objects and belongings we share with the public, and the very exhibit…
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Design is everywhere at the Museum of Anthropology, it’s in the architecture, the objects and belongings we share with the public, and the very exhibit…
Read MoreClaiming Space: Voices of Urban Aboriginal Youth looks at the diverse ways urban Aboriginal youth are asserting their identity and affirming their relationship to both…
Read MoreI’m a library volunteer at MOA with a particular enthusiasm for the archaeology of B.C. This summer, my daughter Jo recommended a book about the…
Read MoreThe Museum of Anthropology (UBC) is very pleased to welcome Gwaii Haanas Legacy Pole carver: Jaalen Edenshaw. Jaalen will facilitate a rich, visual presentation regarding his work…
Read MoreMOA hosted a Canadian Conservation Institute (CCI) Workshop on Wet Basketry. Participants included the hato:lo Nation, Musqueam Indian Band, Neskanlith Indian Band, the UBC Laboratory of Archaeology, the Royal BC Museum, the Sooke Region Museum, and local archaeologists and conservators.
Read MorePleased to Meet You: Introductions by Gwyn Hanssen Pigott. A first for MOA, is an exhibition that examines the new aesthetic perspectives that develop when…
Read MoreMOA was very fortunate to have the kind and extremely talented Rupert Scow working outside the MOA Shop last week. Rupert not only spent two…
Read MoreI am an indigenous person who is extremely passionate about cultural resurgence in my community, about decolonizing, and reclaiming our old ways. My chosen path…
Read MoreMOA is very excited to host our upcoming Global Dialogue: Remixing Art and Indigeneity, Again. This event (May 12, 10 am to 6 pm) features…
Read MoreOn March 28th, singer-songwriter Pete Martin emailed MOA with a song he wrote called, “I am the Salford Totem Pole”. The song is about a…
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