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Kent Monkman "Shame and Prejudice: A Story of Resilience"
June 1 to August 25
Monkman’s gender-fluid, time travelling alter-ego, Miss Chief Eagle Testickle, is our guide on a journey through Canada’s history that starts one-hundred and fifty years before Confederation and takes us to the present.
Noongom / Ullumi / Anohc / Anichiish / Nòn:wa / Today: Recent Acquisitions
April 20 to September 15
This exhibition welcomes new works into our collection, helping Museum London convey a broader representation of contemporary art created by Indigenous artists.
Difficult Terrain
April 6 to September 15
A collection of historic objects and images that spark a conversation to oppose prejudice, discrimination, and oppression as well as to promote inclusion and diversity.
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
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Featured Programs & Events
*NEW* Indigenous Walks: Gi-bimose-min / Walk Together (Walk #1)
Saturday, August 24, 10:30 am
Explore contemporary and historical Indigenous sites, stories, and art downtown, beginning with a painting in our Kent Monkman exhibition.
Cost: $10.00
*NEW* Indigenous Walks: Gi-bimose-min / Walk Together (Walk #2)
Saturday, August 24, 1:00 pm
Explore contemporary and historical Indigenous sites, stories, and art downtown, beginning with a painting in our Kent Monkman exhibition.
Cost: $10.00
Latest Articles
Pride in London
Posted on July 24
Read on about one of London's first safe spaces; the Camelot Room.
Andrew Kear announced as new Head of Collections, Exhibitions, and Programs
Posted on June 13
We are glad to have Andrew Kear join the Museum London team!
National Volunteer Week April 7 to 13
Posted on April 10
Thanks to all our volunteers that help at the Museum every single day!
The Museum in 3D - Hammond 1 Typewriter
Posted on April 9
After the typewriter, young, educated, unmarried, middle-class women, seeking white-collar work learned to operate the machines. The all-female typing pool was born.