BEES: a story of survival is an immersive experience blending sculpture, video, architecture and music to tell the epic tale of bees, their relationship to us, and the natural world.
Tune in to 99.1FM at 3:05pm tomorrow (September 12) and listen to a track from the exhibition's music on @CBCBigCity with @ErrolNazareth. Also available livestreamed on the CBC Listen app.
BEES: A Story of Survival is created by National Museums Liverpool and designed by Artist Wolfgang Buttress. Exhibition on at ROM until October 18th, 2026.
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The Survivors’ Secretariat presents the Stolen Childhoods exhibition at the @ROMtoronto
Sept. 8–Oct. 1, 2026
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Free admission to the ROM for all Indigenous People. Visit reception to access this exhibit.
I had an incredible visit to Toronto, and it was such an honor to see my work on display at @mrcolinjfleming and his colleagues' psychedelic exhibit at the @ROMtoronto. They worked so hard on this, so please check it out before December 6! #lakeontario
Get your tickets to @FANEXPOCANADA and check out our booth! There’s a chance of winning a ROM membership, and you can learn more about our exhibition, Bees: A Story of Survival.
We’ll be there at booth CZ4, just underneath the escalators on Level 800 🐝
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Ontario is backing culture in a big way 🎨🏛️
✅ $21M more each year in funding support to AGO & ROM
✅ Protecting cultural tourism & jobs
✅ First permanent funding increase in 17 years
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ALT Two exterior views of modern museum buildings with angular glass and metal architecture set against a blue sky with clouds. The images show bold geometric designs and reflective surfaces from different angles. Text on the image reads “Ontario is investing in the long term success of ROM and AGO,” with the Protect Ontario shield logo displayed in the corner.
Happy birthday, Issey Miyake! This dress and trouser set is made by the renowned Japanese designer in 1990. Though these pleats may look rigid, they're flexible and add a distinctive texture to the clothing.
Ouch! The woman in this print is getting a tattoo. The look on her face lets us know that the pain is so harsh she can’t help biting into the towel in her hand.
The textures on the towel + the woman’s kimono were created by using fabric in the printing process.
#WorldArtDay
This woodblock print is from Shokkan: Material Encounters in Japanese Art.
Tsukioka Yoshitoshi 月岡芳年 (1839-1892). Looking Painful, from the series Thirty-two Aspects of Women, Meiji period, 1888, woodblock print on paper, 37.4 × 25.6 cm.
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It's your LAST CHANCE to see Sharks, closing March 22!
For our final Q&A session, @DrNathanLujan (Curator of Fishes) gives us a few tips on how to help advocate for sharks.
Sharks is organized by American Museum of Natural History, New York. The Museum gratefully acknowledges Warner Bros. Discovery for its generous support of Sharks. A selection of footage in Sharks has been provided by Discovery's Shark Week.
Spring clean your algorithm w/ this vid of Crawford Lake! Enjoy a look at the beautiful animals you can find around Conservation Halton.
You can watch the full video in ROM's exhibition
"Crawford Lake: Layers in Time," which offers a look at the record of human life on Earth.
Congratulations to the winners of ROM's Wildlife Photo Contest!
A heartfelt thank you to our judges & @HenrysCamera for their generous support!
1st place:
Red Fox Close Encounter with White-tailed Sea Eagle by Philip Wong
(Youth) The Hidden Guardian by Martin Krajc, age 14
There's just over one week left to soak up the excitement of Sharks, closing March 22!
@DrNathanLujan brings us up close to the smallest specimen of the biggest shark in the ocean, the whale shark & the 2nd smallest: the pygmy shark! Both held in the palm of his hand! ✋
Sharks is organized by American Museum of Natural History, New York. The Museum gratefully acknowledges Warner Bros. Discovery for its generous support of Sharks. A selection of footage in Sharks has been provided by Discovery's Shark Week.