Hours
Tuesday to Sunday:
12:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Thursday:
12:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Closed Mondays
Address
Museum London
421 Ridout Street North
London, ON
N6A 5H4
519-661-0333
London Lens: Ian MacEachern and Don Vincent
September 21 to January 19
"London Lens" brings together works by Ian MacEachern and Don Vincent which portrayed life in our downtown, representing work and leisure, and the creative cultural ferment in which the London Regionalists flourished.
THE LOST CITY: Ian MacEachern’s Photographs of Saint John
September 21 to January 26
In "The Lost City", 75 black-and-white photographs by London-based artist Ian MacEachern depict 1960s life in the North End of Saint John, New Brunswick, before urban renewal.
Esmaa Mohamoud: To Play in the Face of Certain Defeat
September 14 to January 5
The works of Esmaa Mohamoud imaginatively re-purposes sports gear to re-examine understandings of contemporary Blackness.
Ways of Being: Yhonnie Scarce & Michael Belmore
September 14 to January 5
"Ways of Being" looks at the practices of Australian Aboriginal artist Yhonnie Scarce and Canadian First Nations artist Michael Belmore as they critically celebrate Indigenous ways of knowing the world.
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
Featured Programs & Events
Holiday Card Printmaking
Saturday, December 14, 10:00 am
Learn to make easy-to-carve lino prints and take home six unique hand-made cards.
Cost: $25.00
Latest Articles
2019 Ontario Association of Art Galleries Award Winner for Best Exhibition Installation and Design
Posted on November 26
Awarded for the Summer 2018 exhibition "BGL: Spectacle + Problems"
Night at the Forks Presented by TD
Posted on November 21
Thanks to everyone who came out and raised funds for the Museum's children's programming!
Museum London seeks public help to build black history exhibit
Posted on October 4
An effort is under way to develop an exhibition at Museum London to tell the story of London’s black community.
Doors Open London 'brings people together'
Posted on September 15
A vibrant display of Indigenous culture took over Museum London on Saturday afternoon as dancers showed off traditional longhouse and powwow routines.