2002 - Canadian Museum of Civilization

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Research and Collections Branch• Research continued for anumber of other upcomingexhibitions, including anexhibition on the history andethnology of tobacco inCanada; the Koreancommunities of WesternCanada, and Canadianpopular music.• Banseng Hoe, one of theDivision’s staff researchers,authored a book entitledSemelai Communities atTasek Bera, which wasprinted in Kuala Lumpur,Malaysia in 2001, andprofiles an almost-forgottenpeople.• Staff of the Division alsocontinued to publish articles,and to present papers andlectures at conferences andsymposia. Highlights of thepast year include:• A documentary videoentitled Music andMuseology, profiling twoexhibitions of musicalinstruments at the CMC,conceived and presentedby Carmelle Bégin at theJune 2001 ICOMconference in Barcelona.• A number of articlespublished in scholarlyjournals, on topics thatincluded the role ofculture in heritagepreservation and musicalpractices around theworld.• A presentation byBanseng Hoe at theNovember 2001 annualmeeting of the AmericanAnthropologicalAssociation inWashington, D.C.,entitled “Boat People: AnEthnic Perspective inVisual Anthropology”.CMCC President and CEO Victor Rabinovitch, with Carmelle Bégin, Curator inCharge, Cultural Studies, at the opening of Resonance: The Musical Heritage ofLa Francophonie on May 10, 2001. Mr. Rabinovitch is playing the sanza, anAfrican musical instrument made of recycled materials, an example of which is ondisplay in the exhibition. Photo: S. Darby39
Research and Collections BranchOn October 19, 2001, the CMCopened an exhibition featuring thework of Canadian artists of Araborigin, entitled The Lands withinMe: Expressions by CanadianArtists of Arab Origin. In thisphoto, the artists are shown withexhibition curator Aïda Kaouk atthe opening. From left to right, atback: C. Nebel, G. Sorge,B.L. Sorge, M.Eliany, N. Zeitouni,A. Hanafi, I. Sahar, A. Rashid,Shwan, L. Binbrek, S. Breton,S. Wassef, C. Baril, A. Kaouk,J. Moukhtar. In front, left to right:S. Zubi, J. Geoffroy, L. Marks,J. Salloum, R. Hage.Photo: Souheil MoukhtarThe Lands within Me curator Aïda Kaouk and theHonourable Sheila Copps, in front of the works of artistIshrak Sahar.Photo: S. DarbyThis year, the Cultural Studies Division welcomedtwo important acquisitions to the CMC’scollections: a Gibson Fender Stratocaster guitarbelonging to Rush’s Alex Lifeson, and a JackCanuk cigar box, from the collection of TonyHyman.40Photo: Tony Hyman
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