Explore a selection of objects from large donations three Londoners have made to the museum over the years.

Gathie Falk was born in 1928 of Russian Mennonite heritage in Brandon, Manitoba, settling finally in Vancouver, where she established herself as one of Canada’s most visionary and experimental artists.

A solo exhibition by London-based artist Angie Quick.

This video work is a vision birthed between two places: Lake Huron and the Thames River in Southwestern Ontario, and the Caribbean Sea and Atlantic Ocean surrounding Barbados.

This exhibition presents an artifact from 2020 to rethink how we move forward, inviting reflection on the power of art and creativity, the nature of compassion, and the ingredients for community resilience.

Created by Canadian artists Carole Condé and Karl Beveridge in response to climate change, "Carole’s Garden" confronts the inability of industrialized nations to stop the destruction of the natural world.

Discover the people, events, and issues that have shaped the place we call London from earliest times until today.

London photographer Arthur Gleason’s aerial photographs of London and southwestern Ontario

Museum London is happy to re-establish its large, permanent art exhibition comprised of well-loved treasures from the vaults; intriguing, if lesser-known gems; and recent acquisitions of modern and contemporary art.