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108|Contemporary is excited to present our newest exhibition, 'Subterfuge', featuring the work of Tulsa ceramicist Clayton Keyes.

No need to be decked out in your favourite retro outfit to experience the music of the ’60s, ’70s and ’80s — music that has brought people together, expressed inner worlds, and challenged the status quo, and that remains, in many ways, the soundtrack of our lives. Turn up the volume on your radio and visit "Retro – Popular Music in Canada From the ’60s, ’70s, and ’80s", the firstever exhibition about popular music produced by the Canadian Museum of History!

Hokusai is a world-renowned ukiyo-e artist today, but it is less known that during his lifetime he was also known as a master of 'bijinga' (portraits of beautiful women). This special exhibition showcases Hokusai's artistic career, focusing on the theme of 'bijinga', and highlights his roots as a master of this genre, while also overviewing the evolution of his style alongside works by popular contemporary artists such as Kitagawa Utamaro and Keisai Eisen. Furthermore, the exhibition also focuses on Hokusai's successors in the art of 'bijinga', such as his daughter Katsushika Ōi, shedding light on Hokusai's appeal and his position in the field of 'bijinga'.

The conference aims to provide a global platform for innovative ideas and discussions on reshaping the role of museums and their connections to the communities amidst rapid global changes. Under the theme ‘The Future of Museums in Rapidly Changing Communities,’ the conference is expected to attract roughly 4,500 global museum specialists and cultural experts.

The popularity of the space highlights public demand for exploring how we can all help the natural world in ways that are backed by science