Join MOA for a free webinar-workshop taught by local spoken word artist and activist Jillian Christmas, as part of National Poetry Month celebrations. Join along online while Jillian teaches poetry through word play exercises and creative development in rhythm and rhyme.
Join MOA Curator of Education, Jill Baird, as she presents a webinar inspired by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s TED Talk, “The Danger of a Single Story”, and about how we can apply its lessons to the collections and relationships held at MOA.
Listen in as Juno Award winning musician Jeremy Dutcher performs an exclusive concert of his bold, beautiful compositions.
On December 16th, join the UBC Equity and Inclusion Office as Dawn Pemberton rounds-off their four-part virtual series of events centred on joy and resilience, fun, and activism that bears witness to what it means to be Black in BC.
Our exhibition Some Recent Acquisitions explores our collection along with some of the gallery’s research areas and will span several interrelated parts.
Broadcasting live from UBC’s beautiful Chan Centre for the Performing Arts! Listen in to this Livestream performance by our faculty members, Roger Cole (oboe) and Terence Dawson (piano).
Join our host Afro-Latina writer, producer, activist, and UBC film studies student Coral Santana on Spotify as she takes you through the depths of captivating books, alongside writers and other creatives who are out to disrupt and deepen our world view.
This inaugural film festival brings together films from all over the world to foster discussion of how different parts of the world view the role of women in society. The festival consists of four films — available to stream throughout the month of March — which will be accompanied by discussion panels hosted by UBC students, staff, faculty and alumni.