The remarkable type specimen is currently on display in the @ROMtoronto#dinosaur gallery, so come see. I started this project a decade ago, but it was led lab alums Greg Funston & @Tom_Dudgeon, and part of a nice collab w Clint Boyd & @df9465, w great art by @MesozoicMuse!
At long last, we finally announce the small Hell Creek caenagnathid Infernogallus jamesi, based in part on this gorgeous @romtoronto skeleton w articulated skull—1st for the clade. The strange anatomy suggests a fruit-eating ecology. Read the paper here:
https://t.co/DOzw4Qldf3
Psychedelics may stimulate connections across neurons, changing how brain networks communicate. Some scientists believe this contributes to new ways of thinking, seeing, and feeling.
Learn more in our exhibition, “Psychedelics: Art. Culture. Science.” On now until Dec. 06.
How do psychedelics impact the brain?
There are a few leading theories, and Dr. @ManojDoss (Associate Professor, The University of Texas at Austin Dell Medical School) explores one of them here.
BEES: A Story of Survival is created by National Museums Liverpool and designed by Artist Wolfgang Buttress. Exhibition on at ROM until October 18th, 2026.
https://t.co/YYwBsfsotI
BEES: a story of survival is an immersive experience blending sculpture, video, architecture and music to tell the epic tale of bees, their relationship to us, and the natural world.
Tune in to 99.1FM at 3:05pm tomorrow (September 12) and listen to a track from the exhibition's music on @CBCBigCity with @ErrolNazareth. Also available livestreamed on the CBC Listen app.
The Survivors’ Secretariat presents the Stolen Childhoods exhibition at the @ROMtoronto
Sept. 8–Oct. 1, 2026
Learn more: https://t.co/XxKh1VLS1q
Free admission to the ROM for all Indigenous People. Visit reception to access this exhibit.
I had an incredible visit to Toronto, and it was such an honor to see my work on display at @mrcolinjfleming and his colleagues' psychedelic exhibit at the @ROMtoronto. They worked so hard on this, so please check it out before December 6! #lakeontario
Get your tickets to @FANEXPOCANADA and check out our booth! There’s a chance of winning a ROM membership, and you can learn more about our exhibition, Bees: A Story of Survival.
We’ll be there at booth CZ4, just underneath the escalators on Level 800 🐝
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Happy birthday, Issey Miyake! This dress and trouser set is made by the renowned Japanese designer in 1990. Though these pleats may look rigid, they're flexible and add a distinctive texture to the clothing.
This woodblock print is from Shokkan: Material Encounters in Japanese Art.
Tsukioka Yoshitoshi 月岡芳年 (1839-1892). Looking Painful, from the series Thirty-two Aspects of Women, Meiji period, 1888, woodblock print on paper, 37.4 × 25.6 cm.
https://t.co/7QR65uo1Mi
Ouch! The woman in this print is getting a tattoo. The look on her face lets us know that the pain is so harsh she can’t help biting into the towel in her hand.
The textures on the towel + the woman’s kimono were created by using fabric in the printing process.
#WorldArtDay
Sharks is organized by American Museum of Natural History, New York. The Museum gratefully acknowledges Warner Bros. Discovery for its generous support of Sharks. A selection of footage in Sharks has been provided by Discovery's Shark Week.
It's your LAST CHANCE to see Sharks, closing March 22!
For our final Q&A session, @DrNathanLujan (Curator of Fishes) gives us a few tips on how to help advocate for sharks.