After an interesting in-person semester of my Motion Picture Arts program at Capilano University, I’m excited to be back at the Museum- and to have a normal schedule again! I’m very much looking forward to welcoming back visitors in the near future, it’s so quiet here now that I swear I can hear chattering from the dolls upstairs. Working at the Museum has allowed me to see that although events transpire in a fixed way, our knowledge and perception of history is constantly evolving. This process of re-learning and un-learning has given me the opportunity for much self-reflection, and the ability to think more critically of my role (however small) in events that are currently transpiring; a process which I’m grateful to be able to further expand upon in my time here. The COVID-19 pandemic put a hold on several video projects we had started last year, including our new “Unpacking History” series, where each episode we'll pull an artifact and discuss the history that it represents. Lots to look forward to this summer!
Best,
Kaylin
Best,
Kaylin
(Photo #841) Aerial photo of Princess Louisa Inlet.
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