This exhibition of images from the mid-19th to the mid-20th centuries explores how Londoners traveled in and around the city over time.

A large mural that combines large-scale public art, street art, and digital media, to make what the artist calls a “dimensional looking glass”.

An art exhibition to honor the lives lost to Islamophobia and to promote community healing

Their experimental photography takes us on an exploration of physical space, time, and memory.

For 15 years, James Nicholas and Sandra Semchuk collaborated on photo-installations and videos which unveil the mindset and effects of colonialism through the lens of their remarkable intercultural marriage.

A video piece that reflects the natural ecology of Southwestern Ontario’s food and flora.

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

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.

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

Our permanent art exhibition comprised of well-loved treasures from the vaults; intriguing, if lesser-known gems; and recent acquisitions of modern and contemporary art.