Maltwood Art Museum and Gallery

The Maltwood Art Museum and Gallery hosts a varied program of as many as 12 exhibitions a year in the University Centre Exhibition Gallery. These include loan exhibitions, and exhibits drawn from the University's two collections (Maltwood and University) and from the works of students and faculty. The Maltwood Collection in the Maltwood Collection Study Gallery can be viewed either at special openings or by arrangement with the curator. The gallery has been designed as a research and study facility and offers the public a unique opportunity to view museum conservation and preservation procedures first hand.

Renseignements sur les collections

THE UNIVERSITY COLLECTION Since its institution in 1953 under the tenure of Dr. W.H. Hickman, Principal of Victoria College (1953-1963), this collection has grown to over 6,000 items representing the work of contemporary Western Canadian artists, particulary those of British Columbia. Collecting in recent years has concentrated in the graphic arts, reflecting the importance of those media among B.C.'s practicing artists.

THE MALTWOOD COLLECTION This collection of fine, decorative and applied arts is the bequest of English sculptress and antiquarian, Katharine Emma Maltwood, F.R.S.A. (1878-1961). Reflecting the tastes and travels of Mrs. Maltwood and her husband John Maltwood, the collection ranges from Oriental ceramics, costumes and rugs to seventeenth centuryEnglish furniture, Canadian paintings and Katherine Maltwood's own sculptures.

Nombre approximatif d'objets ou de spécimens dans la collection : 12,000

Archives

Architectural Records • Electronic Records • Prints and Drawings • Films and Videos • Photographs • Textual Records

Arts décoratifs

Ceramics, Porcelain or Pottery • Costumes • Furniture or Furnishings • Glass • Metalwork, Silverwork or Goldwork • Musical Instruments • Textiles or Tapestries

Beaux-arts

Culture :
African • Asian • Australian • Canadian • Aboriginal or First Nations • Inuit • European • Oceanian • Central/South American

Période :
Contemporary • Modern • Historical
Autre période : 1800's to present
Variety of styles

Média : Mixed Media, Multimedia or Installations • Painting • Photography • Prints and Drawings • Sculpture • Sketchbooks or Albums • Film and Video

Divers :
Folk Art • War Art • Religious Art

Histoire humaine

Ceremonial Objects • Clocks or Time-Keeping Devices • Costumes and Accessories • Furniture or Furnishings • Household Objects or Domestic Technology • Local History • Manuscripts • Maps, Charts, Plans or Blueprints • Masks • Medals • Memorabilia • Musical Instruments • Religious or Liturgical Objects • Toys and Games • Weapons • Imaging : Film : Photographs : Video

Services

Services de recherche

Information Centre • Library • Video Library

Programmes Éducatifs

Classes or Workshops • Internships

Information aux Visiteurs

Films and Videos • Guided Tours : English • Accessible by Public Transportation • Art Rental • Meeting Room Rental • Parking Facilities : Charged : Bus • Special Needs Facilities : Parking : Signs : Washrooms : Wheelchair access • Cloakroom • Washrooms

Services de bénévoles

Volunteer Services Available • Volunteer Training Offered

Nombre de bénévoles : 2

Tâches : Cataloguing
Reception

Services de restauration

Cafeteria • Snack Bar or Vending Machines • Catering Services

Publications et produits

Botswana Live: An Exhibition of Art and Craftworks - this CD combines high-resolution photos of fine and decorative arts with information on the artist, medium and social background of each piece, and includes an interactive map of the Botswana landscape.

Annual Reports • Brochures • Catalogues • CD-ROMS • Scholarly Papers • Slides • Videos
Autre : Videodocs

Carte

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Emplacement

Adresse :	3800 Finnerty Road (Ring Road), University Centre Victoria, British Columbia V8P 5C2 Voir la carte
Téléphone :	250-721-8298
Télécopieur :	(50-721-8299
Adresse postale :	Maltwood Art Museum and Gallery PO 3025, University Centre, UVIC, Victoria, British Columbia V8W 3P2
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