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Showing posts with label African Canadian History. Show all posts
Showing posts with label African Canadian History. Show all posts
27 March 2018

MUSEUM PEOPLE — GET READY

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AFRICAN CANADIAN HISTORY BY: KENDRA CAMPBELL Earlier this month the National Portrait Gallery announced it was moving the portrait of Fi...
27 February 2018

DEBRIEFING BLACK HISTORY MONTH IN YOUR INSTITUTION

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AFRICAN CANADIAN HISTORY BY KENDRA CAMPBELL  Just like that, 28 days dedicated to Black art, Black voices and Black stories is over...
30 January 2018

LESSONS IN UNLEARNING - EXPLORING HERE WE ARE HERE: BLACK CANADIAN CONTEMPORARY ART

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AFRICAN CANADIAN HISTORY BY KENDRA CAMPBELL “Collections take time to transform,” explains Dr. Silvia Forni, Curator of African Arts an...
28 November 2017

BETWEEN "BEAUTIFUL RIGHT AND UGLY WRONG:" CANADA'S FIRST BLACK DOCTOR

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AFRICAN CANADIAN HISTORY BY: KENDRA CAMPBELL  Since we are entering the season of sniffles, sore throats and clever flu-shot campai...
31 October 2017

SKELETONS IN THE COLLECTION: BLACKFACE IN CANADIAN MUSEUMS

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AFRICAN CANADIAN HISTORY BY: KENDRA CAMPBELL Museum collections are messy assemblages of cultural material that have been collected...
3 October 2017

MONUMENTS IN THEIR HONOUR: MEMORY AND LANDS OF OPPORTUNITY IN NOVA SCOTIA

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AFRICAN CANADIAN HISTORY BY: KENDRA CAMPBELL “History is not the past, it is the present” - James Baldwin  Last week’s exciting announ...
7 April 2017

"GET TO WHERE YOU'RE GOING IN A HURRY" SLEEPING CAR PORTERS & NEW DIRECTIONS FOR BLACK HISTORY IN CANADA

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Since a great deal of our cohort will soon migrate to our respective internships or employment, or journey far away from the iSchool for so...
1 February 2017

"THIS IS CANADIAN HISTORY" - BLACK HISTORY MONTH 2017

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The month of February marks a special occasion...   February has been designated as a month to celebrate Black people and Black a...
27 January 2017

SHOWCASING STRUGGLES FOR JUSTICE: RYERSON IMAGE CENTRE AND BLACK ARTIST'S NETWORK DIALOGUE PRESENT POWER TO THE PEOPLE

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Museums and galleries are uniquely poised to showcase struggles for justice. The Ryerson Image Centre (RIC) in partnership with Black Artist...
25 November 2016

"WHAT'S IN A NAME? A CITY BY ANY OTHER NAME WOULD SMELL AS SWEET" RENAMING AND RECLAIMING PROJECTS IN TORONTO

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How do you recognize your connection to the past and embrace it in the present? This is a topical question to ask since November has been a ...