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Discovering the Canadian Museum of History la dcouverte du Muse canadien de lhistoire Nicolas Gauvin Director, Business Partnerships, Canadian Museum of History Directeur, Partenariats daffaires , Muse canadien de lhistoire

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Discovering the Canadian Museum of History À la découverte du Musée canadien de l’histoire

Nicolas Gauvin Director, Business Partnerships, Canadian Museum of History Directeur, Partenariats d’affaires, Musée canadien de l’histoire Association Museums New Brunswick Association des musées du Nouveau-Brunswick November 6, 2014 le 6 novembre 2014

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  • Name, logo and visual identity
  • Mandate
  • The Canadian History Hall
  • Virtual Museum of Canada
  • History Museums Network

What’s New at the Canadian Museum of History?

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New Visual Identity

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Nouvelle identité visuelle

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“The purpose of the Canadian Museum of History is to enhance Canadians’ knowledge, understanding and appreciation of events, experiences, people and objects that reflect and have shaped Canada’s history and identity and also to enhance their awareness

  • f world history and cultures.”
  • Canadian Museum of History Act

New Mandate

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New Signature Gallery: The Canadian History Hall

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Musée canadien de l’histoire

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Canadian Museum of History

1867

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Future Site of the Canadian History Hall

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Participation du public

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  • Canadians want us to be comprehensive, frank and fair in our

presentation of Canadian history

  • Canadians want to see historical events from multiple perspectives
  • Canadians want our exhibitions to connect with them on a personal

level

  • Canadians want us to share our knowledge, research and collection

Key Findings

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Musée canadien de l’histoire

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Building the New Hall

  • Over a dozen curators
  • Multidisciplinary research
  • Six advisory committees
  • Community consultations
  • Exhibition design team
  • Architectural planning
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  • 2014 – Develop Storyline and Exhibition

Experience

– Complete research – Conceptual design – Preliminary content choices – Testing and evaluation of options – Preliminary design – Dismantle Canada Hall (September) – Finalize architectural approach – Start demolition

  • 2015 – Finalize and Refine Choices

– Finalize storyline – Finalize content – Finalize exhibition products – Finalize design – Production specifications – Start construction

  • 2016 – Produce

– Produce final products – Construction – Installation – Testing

  • 2017 – Opening

– Space ready for testing spring 2017 – Official Opening July 1, 2017

Canadian History Hall: Our To Do List

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Galleries

Gallery 1

Early Canada: land and people 13 000 BC to 1763

Gallery 2

Colonial Canada: creating a country 1762 to 1914

Gallery 3

Modern Canada: sovereignty, prosperity, and diversity 1914 to today

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Message and Guiding Principles

This is the story of Canada, the stories of our country, what it is, and how it got that way. It’s a story of conflict, struggle, and loss; success, accomplishment, and hope. It’s all around us, and about us, and we shape its future.

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Les plateformes physique et numérique

  • Une approche nouvelle

et stimulante

  • Une expérience

enrichissante et harmonieuse sur place et en ligne

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Virtual Museum of Canada

  • Museums
  • Art galleries
  • Art exhibit centres
  • Libraries
  • Science centres
  • Botanical gardens
  • Zoological parks
  • Aquariums
  • Planetariums
  • Historical society

museums

  • … and more!
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Community Memories Program

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October 2012 - Ministerial Announcement: “The creation of a pan-Canadian network of history museums will provide greater access to our heritage and our shared history, allowing Canadians from coast to coast to coast to benefit from the exquisite collections safeguarded by museums across the

  • country. Partnership agreements will allow artifacts and

collections, which might otherwise be stored in the museums vaults, to circulate between partnering institutions.”

Pan-Canadian Network of History Museums

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History Museums Network

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Partners:

  • City of Toronto, Museums and Heritage Services;
  • Royal Ontario Museum;
  • Royal BC Museum;
  • The Rooms;
  • Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21;
  • Manitoba Museum;
  • Canadian Museum for Human Rights;
  • McCord Stewart Museum;
  • Pointe-à-Callière – Cité d’archéologie et d’histoire

de Montréal;

  • New Brunswick Museum;
  • Royal Alberta Museum;
  • Nova Scotia Museum;
  • The Glenbow Museum;
  • National Music Centre.

Affiliate Museums:

  • Musée québécois de culture populaire;
  • Site historique maritime de la Pointe-au-Père;
  • Brome County Historical Society and Museum;
  • Currency Museum;
  • Confederation Centre of the Arts;
  • Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives.

National Agencies:

  • National Film Board;
  • Library and Archives Canada;
  • Parks Canada;
  • Department of Canadian Heritage.

History Museums Network

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To learn about the benefits of membership and how your

  • rganization can participate, contact:

Christine Conciatori Advisor, Business Partnerships 819-776-8290 christine.conciatori@historymuseum.ca

History Museums Network

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Relationships and Relevance

  • How can we continue to build mutually beneficial partnerships?
  • How can we continue to connect and serve our audiences?
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Questions?