Opening early summer for a limited engagement, this magnificent production was created by Canada’s Normal Studio and produced by Beyond Exhibitions.

To receive early access to tickets, sign up now at www.MonetToronto.com. 

We are grateful for the generous support of Jeffrey Latimer Entertainment, which is donating a portion of ticket sales from their upcoming immersive Monet exhibition to support the BIPOC Fellowship. 

May is Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month. This annual celebration means more than ever this year in light of a recent rise in anti-Asian violence in the US, Canada, and elsewhere. We invite you to start the month off right by visiting this beautiful portal into current exhibits, collections, and other materials related to Asian and Pacific American heritage. We thank the Library of Congress, National Archives and Records Administration, National Endowment for the Humanities, National Gallery of Art, National Park Service, Smithsonian Institution, and United States Holocaust Memorial Museum who joined together to create this outstanding tribute to generations of Asian and Pacific Islanders who enrich America's history — and its future.

Lord Cultural Resources has been honoured to work with many great museums and cultural centers across North America preserve the history, heritage and culture of Asian Americans, including the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience, and the Asia Society.

Each day during Women’s History Month, our Lord Cultural Resources team celebrated a woman who has made the world a better place through culture. We received such a wonderful response to our posts (65.2k views in total) that we decided to create a poster so that all of us can continue to be inspired by these cultural leaders.

Thank you for all that you do to make the world a better place through culture. We hope that this poster will continue to inspire you in the days and years ahead.

Presenting new leadership opportunities for BIPOC professionals in the Canadian arts and culture sectors.

This year’s CAM Social Impact summit explored how museums are serving their communities in new ways, particularly in response to the pandemic, and how they are assessing their social impact. Our Senior Practice Leader, Kathleen Brown, facilitated an interactive session that included a live interactive word cloud contributed to by all participants. The word cloud summarizes session learnings that resonated most with summit goers. Check out the results of the breakout sessions below.

A miniseries between the Garden Conservancy and leading experts who are leveraging the power of gardens to transform the world. In this second segment, the Garden Conservancy's James Brayton Hall is joined by Joy Bailey-Bryant, Lord Cultural Resources, and Lori Fogarty, the Oakland Museum of California.