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MOA, Canada’s contemporary museum of world arts and cultures, is a place of extraordinary architectural beauty, provocative programming, and exciting exhibitions. From towering totem poles in our spectacular Great Hall, to the iconic “The Raven and the First Men” sculpture in the Bill Reid Rotunda, to more than 10,000 objects from around the world housed in our new Multiversity Galleries, and cutting-edge temporary exhibitions on display in The Audain Gallery, MOA offers endless opportunities for visitors to discover and learn about their own and other cultures. We also offer an outdoor totem display, elegant Shop, Café MOA, free guided gallery walks, and customized tours by special arrangement. Wheelchair accessible. www.moa.ubc.ca

Renseignements sur les collections
MOA houses some 36,000 ethnographic objects, as well as 535,000 archaeological objects under the care of UBC's Laboratory of Archaeology. The ethnographic materials derive from many parts of the world, including the South Pacific, Asia, Africa, Europe, and the Americas. There are approximately 6,000 objects from B.C's First Nations in MOA's collections; we also house 5,000 textiles from around the world, 3,500 coins, and 4,400 works on paper/made of paper. An additional 700 objects are at any one time on temporary exhibit at MOA, loaned to other institutions, undergoing conservation work, or under consideration by students and researchers.
Nombre d'objets ou spécimens dans la collection : 36,000


Archives
The Archive of the Museum of Anthropology provides a valuable research tool for museum staff, the university community and the public at large. It provides a vital source not only for documenting museum functions, but for providing records to aid the museum in carrying out its various education activities. In addition, it supplies abundant research opportunities for students, authors, documentary filmmakers, First Nations researchers, and many others.

The purpose of the Archive is to preserve the history of the Museum of Anthropology, maintain records that provide context for the Museum's collection of artifacts, and to ensure that these records are safeguarded for future generations.
Documents architecturaux • Documents électroniques • Photographies • Enregistrements sonores • Documents textuels

Arts décoratifs
Céramique, porcelaine ou poterie • Textiles ou tapisseries

Beaux-arts
Culture: Africaine • Américaine • Asiatique • Australienne • Canadienne : Autochtone ou Premières Nations : Inuit • Européenne • Océanienne • Centrale/Sud-américaine
Période : Contemporaine • Moderne • Historique
Médium : Peintures • Estampes et dessins • Sculptures

Histoire humaine
Objets archéologiques • Masques • Instruments de musique • Histoire orale • Armes et armements

Renseignements supplémentaires sur nos collections



Services

Services de recherche
Dossiers d'archives • Bibliothèque
• Autre : MOA Centre for Cultural Research

Programmes éducatifs
See http://www.moa.ubc.ca/programs/

Programmes pour les écoles : 5-11 ans (Maternelle à 6e année) : 12-17 ans 7e à 13e années (Québec : Secondaire 1 à CEGEP) • Programmes pour la famille • Cours ou ateliers • Démonstrations • Stages • Causeries

Services aux visiteurs
Visites guidées : Anglais • Près des transports en commun • Centre d'information • Stationnement : Payant • Boutique • Aménagement pour besoins spéciaux : Stationnement : Écriteaux : Toilettes : Fauteuils roulants disponibles : Accessible aux fauteuils roulants • Toilettes
• Autre : First Nations Food Cart on site during summer months
• Autres visites guidées : other languages depending on availability

Services de bénévoles
Services de bénévoles offerts • Formation aux bénévoles offerte
Nombre de bénévoles :  69
Tâches :  Information Desk
Gallery Guides
School Programmes
Collections
Archaeology
Conservation
Shop
Library
Special Events

Avantages d'adhésion
Invitations to openings
Discount in shop
Calendars of events (3X year)
Notification of special events
Free admission
Guest passes

Services de restauration
Café MOA offers soups, sandwiches, snacks, coffee and beverages.
Casse-croûte ou distributeurs automatiques • Services de traiteur • Infrastructure d'accueil

Services Internet
Renseignements généraux  •  Collections  •  Activités  •  Expositions virtuelles  •  Éducation  •  Programmes ou visites scolaires  •  Directions ou carte  •  Boutique  •  Autres services Internet  • 


Renseignements supplémentaires sur nos services

Publications et produits
The Museum Shop offers a wide-range of First Nations carving, prints, and jewellery as well as artist-designed t-shirts, tote bags, aprons and other items. The Shop also carries an extensive selection of books on First Nations history and culture.

Guides du musée • Catalogues • Affiches • Cartes postales • Bulletins d'information • Brochures • Livres • Rapports annuels • T-shirts, sweatshirts ou casquettes • Trousses touristiques • Souvenirs commémoratifs • Trousses pédagogiques

Heures d'ouverture et droits d'entrée

Période : Toute l'année 
Ouvert :
Museum, Shop, & Café MOA Hours:


Spring/Summer (through Oct 12, 2010)
 Daily 10 am to 5 pm; Tuesday 10 am to 9 pm



Fall/Winter (Oct 13, 2010 through May 18, 2011) 
Tuesday 10 am to 9 pm; Wednesday to Sunday 10 am to 5 pm; closed Monday.



Fermé : December 25 and 26. Fall/Winter closed Mondays
Droits d'entrée : Payante
Admission

Adult: $14.00

Student & Senior 65 +:$12.00

Family: $35

Tues evenings 5-9 pm: Flat rate $7 (groups included)

Children 6 and under:

Free
Museum members: Free
MOA is wheelchair accessible

Group Rates

For groups of 10 or more if booked in advance (call 604.822.3825)
 Adult: $12.00
 Student & Senior (65+): $10.00
 Children 6 and under: Free

Information


Recorded info: 604.822.5087

Museum Shop: 604.822.3440

Facility Rentals: 604.822.4643

Guided Tours/Group Bookings: 604.822.3825
 info@moa.ubc.ca
Rabais : Aînés • Étudiants • Groupes • Membres de l'AMC


Adresse
Museum of Anthropology
University of British Columbia
6393 North West Marine Drive,  Vancouver (Colombie-Britannique)
V6T 1Z2
Téléphone :   (604) 822-5087
Télécopieur :   (604) 822-2974
Courriel : info@moa.ubc.ca


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Dernière mise à jour : 2010 09 01