On 5 June, the Aga Khan Museum, in partnership with the Toronto Star, will take readers through the museum’s exhibition "The Moon: A Voyage Through Time" presented by its curator Dr. Ulrike Al-Khamis.
The Aga Khan Museum in Toronto has pulled out all the stops with its online offering. There are so far eight 3D tours available as part of the #MuseumWithoutWalls programme, all created using Matterport 3D scanning technology.
On 15 May in Toronto, the Aga Khan Museum, in partnership with the Star newspaper, will bring readers inside "Sanctuary", the never seen before exhibition presented by its curator Dr. Michael Chagnon.
Although clicks and swipes will never replace standing close to an artwork that takes your breath away, Canada’s museums and galleries are working hard to bring cultural experiences directly to your screen.
When our sense of normality is challenged, we naturally seek ways to find solutions. Still, the current impact of Covid-19 has forced us to recognise our modus operandi is not enough to overcome the global crisis.
Toronto’s Aga Khan Museum is hosting its first-ever virtual online music festival this week. The event, titled remixTOGETHER, presents "10 ground-breaking Ontario-based acts" and will be hosted on their website 22 April.
Due to coronavirus crisis, Canada’s museums and public art galleries quickly redirected visitors to their digital offerings.
AKDN’s efforts in dealing with the Covid-19 virus include providing high-quality health services in hospitals, clinics, laboratories and public health centers. Now they also include cultural activities and programs. As part of its mission to connect cultures and promote understanding between people, the Aga Khan Museum is launching an exceptional, innovative program called "Museum without Walls", which allows visitors to take a virtual tour and walk in some of the museum's halls and sections.
بالنسبة للعديد من المسلمين، تعكس الحدائق نعمة الله وبركاته في الحياة. من خلال التاريخ الطويل للإسلام، تناول الكثير من الشعر والفن الموضوعات الروحية، ومن بينها الحدائق باعتبارها تجسيداً للجنة على الأرض وفي السماء.
The Aga Khan Museum’s Winter/Spring 2020 season features 51 visual artists, 15 performances, and 10 speakers, representing more than 50 countries worldwide. Many are immigrants or refugees themselves, while others are descendants of recent immigrants.