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Changing Museum Exhibitions
Changing exhibitions currently on display in the Museum include:
- Caring Across Boundaries: A Photography Exhibition (On now until Feb. 3, 2019)
- Remember | Resist | Redraw: A Radical History Poster Project (On now until Nov. 11, 2018)
- PAMA Museum Collects: Spotlight on Stories (On now until May 5, 2019)
- War's End: Peel Stories of World War I (On now until Oct. 6, 2019)
Caring Across Boundaries: A Photography Exhibition
On now until Feb. 3, 2019Museum Main Level
Discover some positive ways to be engaged in Reconciliation in the Caring Across Boundaries exhibition. Curated by Aboriginal child rights advocate Cindy Blackstock, it features Liam Sharp's photographs of daily life in three First Nations Communities. Produced by the First Nations Child & Family Caring Society of Canada.
Image: © Liam Sharp
Image: © Liam Sharp
Learn more: National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation |
Project of Heart | Indigenous Kids Rights Path | Reconciliation Canada
Thursday, Nov. 8, 7 - 8:30 p.m. Join us for A Journey Towards Reconciliation with Richard Cuddy, Former President of the Métis Nation of Ontario and Credit River Métis Council.
Remember | Resist | Redraw: A Radical History Poster Project
On now until Nov.11, 2018
Tunnel Gallery
This project from the Graphic History Collective features works by artists and writers committed to promoting art, activism, and radical history in what is today known as Canada. 
Remember | Resist | Redraw posters offer different perspectives on historical events and highlight histories of Indigenous peoples, women, workers, and the oppressed that are often overlooked or marginalized in mainstream historical accounts.
PAMA Museum Collects: Spotlight on Stories
On now until May 5, 2019
Museum Second Level
PAMA has a growing museum collection of over 13,000 artifacts. Most of the objects were donated by the community and help to tell the story of Peel. This exhibition highlights some recent donations, and the unique stories that came with them.
Image: Daphne of Canada leather brooch, around 1975.
Gift of Diane Allengame.
Image: Daphne of Canada leather brooch, around 1975.
Gift of Diane Allengame.
War's End: Peel Stories of World War I
On now until Oct. 6, 2019Museum Main Level
In November 1918, families across Peel rejoiced, and mourned, when World War I ended. Explore images, documents, art, and artifacts which provide a powerful glimpse into the impact of the war on daily life a century ago.
Image: Brampton Conservator, November 1918.
The support of the Government of Ontario, through the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport, is acknowledged.
