MOA pays tribute to the contributions of Black Womxn Canadians with an evening of academic and artistic performances. The night (free with museum admission) features…
It’s a day of hands-on museum activities for the entire family at MOA, where children and teens will be inspired to make change! At lunchtime,…
This special performance by Tonye Aganaba is a part of MOA’s full evening program, Decolonizing Voices: A Celebration of Canadian Black HERstory, which strives to shine…
Designed to accommodate an impressive magnitude of objects, the drawers in MOA’s Multiversity Galleries are home to some of the smallest, earliest, and certainly most underrated,…
This presentation will discuss a new and ongoing research project inquiring into past and current changes in the representation of Vancouver’s pasts within the city’s…
Feminist scholars have argued that spatial matters are bodily matters. Geographies of dominance are then based on not only how differences are determined on the…
On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of Bill Reid’s birth, Bill McLennan will be giving visitors an exclusive tour of the Museum’s collections as…
Art has humanized techniques, and techniques have shaped art. Medium binds art and techniques. The characteristics and speed of development of the medium directly affect…
In 1967/68, the (then) Still Image Division of the National Film Board of Canada, under the leadership of Executive Producer Lorraine Monk, produced two Centennial…
With a mandate to encourage dialogue between visual arts and writing practices, the programming at Artspeak Gallery has been asking ‘How do we change the…
