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Rory Cory, former Military History Technician, tours members of the public behind-the-scenes. |
Conservator Lee Churchill examining an artwork. |
Students get a glimpse of Lakoda artifacts with Director of Indigenous Studies, Gerry Conaty |
A lot happens at Glenbow that the public never sees. Many Glenbow staff work behind-the-scenes on the care of our collections, and in preparing our exhibitions and programs.
Learn more about some of the special projects and day-to-day functions that take place behind closed doors at Glenbow. Whether it's a storage upgrade for our cultural history collection, conservation treatment for an Inuit parka, or keeping a vigilante eye on the pest population, you'll get a new appreciation for the scope of our work.
2011
Behind the Scenes: Our Collections in the Community
By Megan Bailey, Communications Specialist
2010
Foundations — The Science beneath the Art: Geological Underpinnings to Iconic Canadian Landscapes
Travel through the Rockies on a Magic Lantern Slide
2009
TSN films Grey Cup Pre-Game Feature at Glenbow
2008
A Canadian Hero's Treasures Return Home
Local Families Say Glenbow is Calgary's Best Museum!
Senator Roméo Dallaire at Glenbow
Experiencing Life in a 1,000 year old Arctic House
2007
Digitizing Glenbow's Collection
Mavericks in Production: A Saddle goes on Display
2006
Artist Away: Paper Conservator Accepted to Artist's Residency Program
Glenbow's Volunteer Administrators Receive Leadership Award
Visiting Sword Expert in Warriors Gallery
Mavericks Takes Flight at Glenbow Museum
A Rescue Operation For A Charcoal Drawing
Preparing for the Unthinkable, Cold War Style
2005
Art Conservation: Preserving the Past
Beauty Restored: The Treatment of an Inuit Parka
Revitalising the Cochrane Tapestry
