Norman Jewison
1926-2024
We mourn the loss of our founder and visionary, Norman Jewison - national icon, brilliant storyteller, passionate humanitarian, steadfast mentor and friend, compassionate human, and a devoted husband and father. 1/5
Last week, our very own Lisa Wright, Principal Consultant at Lord Cultural Resources, had the incredible opportunity to attend the 2023 International Conference of Indigenous Archives, Libraries, and Museums in beautiful Oklahoma City.
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A startling case of American exceptionalism is visible in this survey shared in @DLeonhardt’s newsletter today.
The “socially liberal and fiscally conservative” quadrant would be very full, possibly the largest, in most other English-speaking countries.
In USA it’s almost empty
Uber Has Launched Uber Restore, a Special App in Ukraine to Help Transport Art Conservators
The State Department and the Smithsonian helped connect Ukraine's Ministry of Culture to Uber. https://t.co/nnk8kIIybU
Museum collections indicate bees increasingly stressed by changes in climate over past 100 years
Analysis of bumblebee collections from the Natural History Museum London, National Museums Scotland, Oxford University Museum of Natural History and others. https://t.co/2JNRJuLO2t
The Kyiv museum staff who stayed to protect cherished artefacts
Cultural heritage workers are safeguarding valuable artefacts as well as those signifying Ukrainian statehood. https://t.co/UjzBdWtzqO
Nancy Pelosi met with human rights advocates once imprisoned in China while visiting the National Human Rights Museum in Taipei, after highlighting the contrast of Taiwan’s democratic reforms with the Chinese Communist Party’s intolerance for dissent. https://t.co/sN3hMs2Zkt
Congratulations to Heather Alexander on three new releases in one day! PITCH PARTNERS: EAT BUGS from @WorkshopBooks, ONLY IN AMERICA!: THE WEIRD AND WONDERFUL 50 STATES from @QuartoKids, and A CHILD’S GUIDE TO THE NUTCRACKER from @BDLpub—all came out on the same day last week!
✨NEW EXHIBITION ALERT✨ We are so excited to announce that our next exhibition "All Dolled Up: Fashioning Cultural Expectations" opens on October 2, 2021!
This trio of prototypes was made by the famous French brand Herault for their slightly lower-cost line Preciosa. In addition to being colourful, each model has interesting detailing. It is not known if these prototypes made it into production. #FashionFriday
These tall boots are made of a mix of colourful materials including leather, felt and vegetable fibre. They were purchased by Sonja Bata, founder of the Bata Shoe Museum, during a trip to Kathmandu, Nepal in 1976.
Just 1 step affects us all.... “In Vietnam, the world’s second-largest producer of footwear and clothing, the government has ordered manufacturers to allow workers to sleep in their factories to try to keep exports moving.” #bsm#shoesupplychain https://t.co/LxrNhBhZUc
This pair of women’s shoes is made of silk brocade which features a pattern of dark green leaves and bright blue flowers. Want to see more details of these shoes? Check out our latest episode of Off the Shelf ~ https://t.co/ghnAIILgmr
Love this! Celebrating positive change makers. Put your best food forward in the world! Educational reference @batashoemuseum Reebok Relaunches Human Rights Award Program https://t.co/ZOS8bENe0Q
Forward into light! The 100th anniversary of women's suffrage is celebrated tonight with purple and gold lights on many buildings https://t.co/ibPfHF5zoF #WomensVote100