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Exploring Race, Space, Home and Belonging Curator Conversations June 7 Explore the intersections of media, social justice, and art with multimedia artist Camille Turner in conversation with Silvia Forni, Senior Curator of Global Africa. Recently awarded the Artist Prize at the Toronto Biennial of Art for her work Nave, Turner shares her thoughts on using artistic practice to engage with Canada's colonial past and present. Online program, free with registration. Reserve Tickets Reframing Art. Craft. Design ROM Connects June 8 Challenging the colonial hierarchical separation of art, craft, and design is one of the thematic notions raised in ROM's newest exhibition, Swapnaa Tamhane: Mobile Palace. The exhibition is a visual feast consisting of sweeping block-printed and embroidered textile installations. Join Deepali Dewan, Dan Mishra Curator of South Asian Art & Culture, as she discusses the themes explored in the exhibition.  Online program, free with registration. Reserve Tickets An Afternoon with the Fishes of Ontario Curator Conversations June 15 Celebrate the release of the new edition of A Field Guide to Freshwater Fishes of Ontario with an engaging conversation between Nicholas Mandrak (co-author of the book) and Nathan Lujan, Associate Curator of Fishes. Learn about the special species of fishes found in Ontario and the important role field guides play in biological research and citizen science. Online program, free with registration. Reserve Tickets Your gift today will help sustain our vital work to engage and inspire communities through awe-inspiring collections, exhibitions and life-long learning. Donate Now Hometown Queen, pictured above is a series of staged photographs of Miss Canadiana returning to Hamilton, Ontario. Miss Canadiana is a persona created and performed by Camille Turner. Swapnaa Tamhane, with Salemamad Khatri, Achadiya 1, 2020–2021, indigo, embroidery, and mirrors on cotton, aluminum pipes, and steel stands.  Isaac Szabo/Engbretson Underwater Photography. ROM is an agency of the Government of Ontario. You are receiving this email because you expressly consented to receive email communications from ROM or because you have a recent business relationship with us. You may update your profile or unsubscribe from this list at any time. Our mailing address is: Royal Ontario Museum 100 Queen's Pk Toronto, ON M5S 2C6 Canada Add us to your address book