A statement from the Textile Museum of Canada
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Curiously Crafting: Interview with Colette Boulet
Part Two: Weaving as Artistic Practice
Curiously Crafting: Interview with Colette Boulet
Part One: Apprenticeship at Les Gobelins
Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Update: February 2021
In solidarity with Black, Indigenous and People of Colour (BIPOC) communities, the Textile Museum of Canada made a public statement on June 12, 2020 in support of the Black Lives Matter movement; a movement that has challenged…
We stand in solidarity with Black, Indigenous, and POC communities
We firmly denounce police brutality and oppression towards Black, Indigenous, and POC communities. We understand that it is our responsibility to fight against systemic racism in Canada and globally. We…
#MuseumFromHome: Create Your Own Repeating Pattern
Photography Darren Rigo Learn to create repeat patterns and how to make your own printing block using everyday materials in this activity sheet inspired by the exhibition Printed Textiles…
#MuseumAtHome: Experience ‘Printed Textiles from Kinngait Studios’
Join us for a virtual tour of Printed Textiles from Kinngait Studios. Using footage filmed during the opening celebrations of the exhibition and installation photographs, this video provides viewers access to the exhibition while we are closed. We suggest exploring the below digital interactive app and the short…
#MuseumFromHome: Turn old t-shirts into yarn
Cleaning out your closet? Take something old and make it new. Learn how to turn your used t-shirts into yarn.
National Volunteer Week
April 19-25 is National Volunteer Week 2020! Our volunteers are an essential part of our organization and we are grateful for their ongoing support of the Museum.
Mask-making during COVID-19
Watch our mask-making webinars and learn about the Museum’s engagement with the mask-making movement during COVID-19
