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Taking the Long View: The Museum London Art Collection, from its Beginning to Today
January 26 to January 25
Museum London is happy to re-establish its large, permanent art exhibition comprised of well-loved
The Art of Music: A Student Exhibition
January 12 to April 28
Just in time for the JUNOS, this exhibition features approximately 100 juried works inspired by art and music by the elementary and secondary students of London.
Creative Cloth: Aesthetics and Apparel
January 26 to May 12
This exhibition shares Museum London’s rich holdings of fabric-based works, gathering items from both the regional history and art collections.
Pushing Paper
January 26 to May 12
Learn how paper has been central to human progress and still remains a vital element within the art sphere.
The Long and the Short of It: The Tangled Story of Hair
December 15 to May 12
This exhibition investigates hair as an emblem of health, beauty, and identity within society.
Ting: The Life and Work of Merle Tingley
September 22 to January 27
Merle Randolph Tingley (1921-2017), better known as “Ting,” he was, for over forty years the much-loved London Free Press political cartoonist.
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Latest Articles
In Remembrance of Melanie Townsend
Posted on January 2
Museum London is celebrating the life and work of our dear friend and colleague, Melanie Townsend.
Thank You to All Involved with Night at the Forks Presented by TD Bank
Posted on November 29
Click through to find out who won the raffle prize, view some beautiful photos of the event, and our full thank you to everyone!
Request for Proposals for the Museum London Idea Incubator - Digital Solutions for Arts Education and Engagement
Posted on November 16
The initiative aims to develop digital solutions for enhancing student engagement with the arts through new forms of digital participation.
The Artifact That Vanished and Its Rediscovery
Posted on November 7
It entered Museum London’s collection in 1993 and then some years later, for all intents and purposes, ceased to exist. It was as if the piece had never been.