Modernisms Inside & Out: Canadian Women Artists History...
Canadian Women Artists History Initiative is dedicated to examining the idea of the modern as a cultural force in Canada.
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The Baroness Elsa Project
This exhibition positions Freytag-Loringhoven as a conduit for exploring embodied ways of making art in the present.
Pandemic Webinar #18: Post-Pandemic Leisure & ...
This webinar investigates the changes in sports, tourism, and leisure in the wake of the pandemic with four renowned experts.
Curating Social Change — Graduate Symposium on ...
Join us as we explore themes and processes of social change through the theory and praxis of exhibition, curation, and literary cultures.
Pandemic Webinar #17: Post-Pandemic Office Design
This webinar explores the future of workplace design with three renowned experts.
Job posting: Research and Arts Administration
ATTENTION GRADUATING STUDENTS — A CALL FOR APPLICANTS: Research and Arts Administration
External Fellowships — Call for Expressions of ...
Are you interested in researching the modern arts, literature, and culture? Submit an expression of interest for externally funded ...
Lauren Seto joins MLC
Lauren Seto explores the social, cultural, and creative solutions of COVID-19 through arts, humanities, and social sciences research.
Pandemic Webinar #16: Pandemic Xenophobia
This webinar panel considers the enduring roots of anti-Asian racism, manifested as prejudice, hate and violence.
Pandemic Webinar #15: Pandemic Comics and COVID-19
This webinar explores the importance of comics in our understanding of and artistic response to COVID-19.
Pandemic Webinar #14: Pandemic in an Aging World
This webinar explores issues of aging and ageism during pandemic and post-pandemic times with three experts in the field.
Natalie Ilsley joins MLC
Natalie Ilsley is a Ph.D. student in English and American Studies at the University of Manchester (2018-2022). She researches postcolonial ...
Pandemic Webinar #13: Pandemic City
We explore the conditions of public space and urban life amidst the second wave of COVID-19 with three experts in the field.
The MLC Director Presents: The Top 10 of 2020
Irene Gammel, Director, is pleased to present the Top 10 accomplishments of the MLC Research Centre of 2020.
Call for Papers for Routledge Book: The Pandemic, ...
The MLCRC invites contributors to contemplate the long-term impact of the pandemic in the post-COVID-19 era.
Book Launch for I Can Only Paint
Book launch for I Can Only Paint: The Story of Battlefield Artist Mary Riter Hamilton by Irene Gammel. Dec10, 5 - 6 PM EST, free of charge.
Congratulations to Jason Wang on successfully defending...
Jason Wang successfully defended his doctoral dissertation, "Urban Walking: Configuring the Modern City as Cultural and Spatial Practice."
Pandemic Webinar #12: Social Justice and COVID-19
This webinar explores the social consequences of the pandemic on the lives of people.
Allison Kinahan joins MLC
A BFA student in Performance Production at Ryerson (2018-2022), Allison Kinahan researches the intersections between literature, performance...
Book Launch for Reading Fashion in Art by Ingrid E. ...
MLC Research Fellow Ingrid E. Mida celebrated the publication of Reading Fashion in Art
Pandemic Webinar #11: Public Narratives of Epidemic ...
This webinar explores the critical function of historical, literary, and scientific narratives in navigating pandemics.
Vanessa Nim joins MLC
A Bachelor of Journalism student at Ryerson (2019-2023), Vanessa Nim researches ways of recuperating Indigenous knowledges and bridging ...
Dr. Irene Gammel's article “Radical hope: What young ...
Dr. Irene Gammel's article “Radical hope: What young dreamers in literature can teach us about COVID-19” published on The Conversation
Pandemic Webinar #10: The Role of Public Intellectuals
Our 10th webinar milestone features three renowned experts to explore the role of public intellectuals during times of crisis.
