Diwali is an annual celebration that takes place around the new moon between the Hindu months of Asvina and Kartika (late October/early November), and is…
Where in a museum can one engage with hundreds of touchable objects from around the world, discover leading contemporary artists, and take a piece of…
What is the relationship between anthropology and design? While the dynamics among people, objects and environments has long held the imagination of anthropologists concerned with…
Remembering the Strathcona Black community is a process fraught with conceptual and ethical conundrums. The attempt to ‘remember’ Black Strathcona finds its momentum in contemporary…
The Cheeky Proletariat is a space located in Gastown, Vancouver, British Columbia. The mission of the Cheeky Proletariat is to provide a space of free…
Time and place and the relationship between the two have always been prominent themes in the work of British poet Tony Harrison (b. 1937). This paper…
This talk will explore the reasons why print culture and scribal culture coexisted for mass-produced commercial books used to disseminate knowledge for female readers during…
A reflection on the camera as a consciousness device, and the ways in which it informs a cross-platform, inter-disciplinary, expanded cinema practice. Ethnographic by nature, cinematographic in…
Join MOA for a talk with Cree/Métis artist and educator, Jason Baerg, who will explore how Indigenous ways of Knowing have traveled time and space….
Join MOA for a film screening of the transmedia project, The Poetics of Fragility—a video contemplation on the texture, vitality and aesthetics of fragility. The screening…
