The celebrations at MOA include three documentary screenings, a participatory discussion about queer issues with Love Intersections (Jen Sungshine and Kimberley Wong), a voguing workshop with…
Sharon will be studying the worldwide collection of ceramics and other works in the collection from two viewpoints. First, to see how they might inform…
Originally from Fernie, BC, Dusty is a member of the Ktunaxa/Kinbasket Nations of the Lower East Kootenays. From childhood, he has been enchanted by the world…
MOA is pleased to announce the receipt of a grant from Canadian Heritage’s Museum Assistance Program, in partnership with the Royal BC Museum (RBCM), Burnaby…
Inspired by the celebrated Koerner Ceramics Gallery at the Museum of Anthropology, The Potter’s Art features a variety of critical essays that use the collection as a…
This volume accompanies the 2004 MOA exhibition Robert Davidson: The Abstract Edge, which was also on view the National Gallery of Canada from 2005–2007. The exhibition…
In 2012, the Museum of Anthropology presented, Ḱesu’, a retrospective exhibition on the art and life of Kwakwaka’wakw artist Doug Cranmer (1927–2006). A self-proclaimed “whittler” and “doodler,”…
Available in English and Spanish, and published for the 2012 MOA exhibition Luminescence: the Silver of Peru, this volume illuminates the long history of silverwork and the…
In this companion volume to the 2013 MOA exhibition Safar/Voyage, curators Fereshteh Daftari and Jill Baird construct a journey through the work of eighteen contemporary Arab,…
Coined in 1949 by novelist Alejo Carpentier, the term “Marvellous Real” expresses the bizarre amalgamations, improbable juxtapositions, and fantastic correlations manifest in the arts and…
