Saluting Mary Riter Hamilton: A Personal Reflection on ...
Historica Canada has released a new Heritage Minute, featuring Mary Riter Hamilton, Canada’s first woman battlefield artist.
Historica Canada has released a new Heritage Minute, featuring Mary Riter Hamilton, Canada’s first woman battlefield artist.
Become a docent at the MLCRC exhibition Threads of History: Repatriating World War II Quilts at Toronto City Hall.
Payton is involved in providing grading support for the course ENG 240: Contours of Creativity.
The MLC Research Centre is proud to present a summary of its annual achievements.
We welcome papers that engage with any aspect of life writing during the pandemic.
Julia is involved in exploring the modernist avantgarde, with a special focus on Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven.
At the MLC, Zahra is thrilled to immerse in research administration and communication.
Yifan Kong and Irene Gammel Publish a New Study on Chinese Canadian Heritage and Game Design.
At the MLC, Cat is thrilled about gaining knowledge of archives and preservation. She will be involved in our War Quilts project.
Max will assist with the Telling COVID-19 Stories initiative bringing racialized and queer perspectives.
Gaurangi aspires to articulate the centre’s core values and vision through her contributions to the centre’s social media platforms.
At the MLC, Caitlin is excited to explore modernist women artists, the modernism archive and collection of modernist ephemera.
Cigdem joins the MLC and will be involved in research administration, exhibitions and events.
Amina assists Dr. Irene Gammel with her course ENG 710 Special Topics in Canadian Literature: Contemporary Life Writing.
The MLC welcomes Kristina, who is excited to be involved in the Telling COVID-19 Stories project.
Ken is excited to be involved in the global storytelling dimensions of the Telling COVID-19 Stories research project.
Jasleen applies literary analysis to the MLC’s Telling COVID-19 Stories project.
Sara is involved in the war quilt project, honing her skills in archival processes and object-based research.
At the MLC, Azizah is involved in studying the centre’s rare collection of war quilts.
The MLC welcomes Natalie Welsh, who is involved in the war quilts project.
Irene Gammel reconstructs the survival story of art objects belonging to Baroness Elsa in the Journal of Avantgarde Studies.