Add to ORKGA national museum of human history committed to fostering in all Canadians a sense of their common identity , their shared past and promote understanding between the various cultural groups that are part of Canadian society
This thesis explores the use of museum spaces in disrupting settler notions of Canadian identity. By...
Museums are important public sites for the authentication and presentation of heritage in Western cu...
This chapter considers the nature of the public sphere in which museums operate, and investigates mu...
This article examines a range of issues surrounding the proposition that museums are excellent sites...
The Canadian Museum of Civilization (CMC) was constructed as a national-popular symbol which would u...
This contribution traces the transition of Canada's national history museum from the Canadian Museum...
As Canada prepares for its 150th birthday, within the context of its colonial legacy, silenced histo...
As Canada prepares for its 150th birthday, within the context of its colonial legacy, silenced histo...
For more than one hundred years Canada’s national museum of human history, called, successively, the...
This contribution traces the transition of Canada's national history museum from the Canadian Museum...
This chapter explores how heritage institutions, particularly museums, contribute to practices of de...
Macdonald and Alsford discuss the mandate of the Museum and the significance of the structure's desi...
The ways in which Aboriginal people and museums work together have changed drastically in recent dec...
Under the 1990 federal Museums Act, the National Gallery of Canada has a specific mandate to "preser...
The history of the National Gallery of Canada belongs to the history of national museums in society ...
This thesis explores the use of museum spaces in disrupting settler notions of Canadian identity. By...
Museums are important public sites for the authentication and presentation of heritage in Western cu...
This chapter considers the nature of the public sphere in which museums operate, and investigates mu...
This article examines a range of issues surrounding the proposition that museums are excellent sites...
The Canadian Museum of Civilization (CMC) was constructed as a national-popular symbol which would u...
This contribution traces the transition of Canada's national history museum from the Canadian Museum...
As Canada prepares for its 150th birthday, within the context of its colonial legacy, silenced histo...
As Canada prepares for its 150th birthday, within the context of its colonial legacy, silenced histo...
For more than one hundred years Canada’s national museum of human history, called, successively, the...
This contribution traces the transition of Canada's national history museum from the Canadian Museum...
This chapter explores how heritage institutions, particularly museums, contribute to practices of de...
Macdonald and Alsford discuss the mandate of the Museum and the significance of the structure's desi...
The ways in which Aboriginal people and museums work together have changed drastically in recent dec...
Under the 1990 federal Museums Act, the National Gallery of Canada has a specific mandate to "preser...
The history of the National Gallery of Canada belongs to the history of national museums in society ...
This thesis explores the use of museum spaces in disrupting settler notions of Canadian identity. By...
Museums are important public sites for the authentication and presentation of heritage in Western cu...
This chapter considers the nature of the public sphere in which museums operate, and investigates mu...