Hello Twitter! We're two Girls who love Museums and want to talk about them. Our new podcast comes out monthly, but get to know us here as we do the #Museum30 prompt!
#DYK the first Canadian-born Black doctor was also a journalist who fought against racially segregated schools? Anderson Ruffin Abbott, born in 1837, strongly believed in the importance of higher education for Black people. #BlackHistoryMonth
See the names of the Black Loyalists etched in glass at the Black Loyalist Heritage Centre. In 1783, their names were written in the Book of Negroes as they left New York on British ships for Nova Scotia. 1/3 #AHM2021#AfricanHeritageMonth https://t.co/TLjNxiMhFX
Missing museums like us? The Textile Museum of Canada has a wonderful virtual tour of their exhibit 'Printed Textiles from Kinngait Studios'. This exhibit has some truly gorgeous pieces. @TMCtoronto#Textiles#Museum#VirtualTour https://t.co/rIC6WkRtX2
Do you have a Museum Visit Wish List? I know mine is continuing to grow daily. First on my list? I want to visit museums in my own city I've never been to before.
#MuseumMonday: Did you know our "Standing TALL: The Curious History of Men in Heels" is available on @googlearts? Learn more about this fascinating topic below: https://t.co/Fhe1t1Hk4y #BSMFromHome#MuseumFromHome
For #MuseumSelfieDay I sure hope pictures of Lego me count! I like to travel with minifigures and take photos on my adventures. This adventure was when my husband and I went to Niagara Falls, Canada. We are excited to see everyone's #MuseumSelfie!
I think it's safe to say we're all missing our theatres right now...
So just for fun, let's have a look back to where it all began in 1953 – as a canvas tent standing over a wooden thrust stage. We can't wait to be back on it! #ThrowbackThursday
📷: Peter Smith & Company
What’s fueling the massive ejection of gas and dust out of the Cigar galaxy?
Using tools from @NASASun reveals that magnetic fields may be acting like a highway — creating lanes for material to escape into intergalactic space.
Dive in: https://t.co/FdYtDh7TDz #AAS237
One of my favourite #MuseumsInTheWild or I suppose #GalleryInTheWild is more accurate for this is street art / Graffiti. I love passing by and seeing all the creativity and intricate detail work. These pieces were from a trip to Graffiti Alley in Toronto a few years back.
The Museum we visited the most in 2020 was our Museums in Animal Crossing. I am looking forward to completing the collection this year as I missed some bugs and sea creatures along the way. (I know I can Time Travel, but I am okay to wait).
We are pleased to announce that our online shop is ~officially~ launched!
Find unique pieces, exhibition catalogues, holiday ornaments, masks & other items for yourself or others.
Check the Shop often, as we are regularly adding new items each week.
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🎁It's #AGOmembers appreciation week at #shopAGO from Dec. 7-13. Enjoy 20% off all regular priced merchandise. Available for delivery and pickup only. https://t.co/MZR3X3lp8k
The Ingenium boutiques are a great place to get a loved one the perfect gift, or to treat yourself with a little something extra. From November 28 – December 6, Ingenium members get an amazing 20% off purchases at our boutiques! https://t.co/poNKA6ojkQ
Looking for a unique gift this holiday season? Check out your local Museum gift shops! Remember to check local health and safety guidelines before visiting, and consider visiting the online shops in areas that Museums are closed.
🍪The AGO may be temporarily closed - but #AGObistro is still doing take-out AND they're also keeping on with the tradition of the Bake Sale! Let them do the heavy lifting this year when it comes to shortbread, cookies and tourtiere! https://t.co/CZUC33KYnF
Pattern is made in 2 ways: stamping substances onto the cloth using carved wooden blocks, or painting them with a bamboo or kalam pen. 🖌️
Indian artisans’ combined skills in weaving cotton, painting, printing, dyeing, bleaching, and glazing made their cloth superior. #ROMChintz