By Doug Horner In Culture, Feature, ReligionPosted April 1, 2025A Shrunken Head in the FamilyTsantsas in museums are stuck in limbo READ MORE
By George Webber In Photo Essay, Visual ArtPosted April 1, 2025Glenbow Under WrapsGlenbow is expected to reopen in late 2026. READ MORE
By Caroline Loewen In Book Reviews, History, Non FictionPosted May 31, 2024Museums and Societal CollapseThe Museum as Lifeboat READ MORE
By Nancy Townshend In Arts, Book Reviews, Non FictionPosted May 1, 2023Marion NicollLife & Work READ MORE
By Alberta Views In Book Reviews, CulturePosted September 30, 2022Briefly Noted: October 2022New Alberta Books READ MORE
By Andrew Guilbert In Book Reviews, Non FictionPosted March 1, 2022You Have Been ReferredMy Life in Applied Anthropology READ MORE
By Doug Horner In Culture, Feature, Indigenous TopicsPosted October 28, 2020Crowfoot Comes HomeRepatriating a First Nation leader's regalia from a British museum to the prairies READ MORE
By Richard White and Ciara McKeown In Architecture, DialoguePosted December 1, 2019How Should Public Art Be Chosen?A dialogue between Richard White and Ciara McKeown READ MORE
By Maureen McNamee In Film, In Focus, Performing artsPosted December 1, 2017Cheryl Foggo’s John WareAt the Bar U Ranch National Historic Site south of Longview they tell a story about John Ware. The Black cowboy and rancher, a former slave in the US, was hired in 1882 to help bring 3,000 cattle [...] READ MORE
