Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library, University Of Toronto

Curator Liz Ridolfo guides us through the exhibition A World of Fancies: The Toy Theatre and the Living Image. It runs at the University of Toronto's Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library from September 5 to December 20, 2023.

This is the audio guide that accompanies the exhibition "The Sister Arts: Fashioning the Victorian Luxury Book." Narrated by the exhibition's curator, Holly Forsythe Paul.

This is the audio guide that accompanies the exhibition "The Sister Arts: Fashioning the Victorian Luxury Book." Narrated by the exhibition's curator, Holly Forsythe Paul.

This is the audio guide that accompanies the exhibition "The Sister Arts: Fashioning the Victorian Luxury Book." Narrated by the exhibition's curator, Holly Forsythe Paul.

This is the audio guide that accompanies the exhibition "The Sister Arts: Fashioning the Victorian Luxury Book." Narrated by the exhibition's curator, Holly Forsythe Paul.

This is the audio guide that accompanies the exhibition "The Sister Arts: Fashioning the Victorian Luxury Book." Narrated by the exhibition's curator, Holly Forsythe Paul.

This is the audio guide that accompanies the exhibition "The Sister Arts: Fashioning the Victorian Luxury Book." Narrated by the exhibition's curator, Holly Forsythe Paul.

This is the audio guide that accompanies the exhibition "The Sister Arts: Fashioning the Victorian Luxury Book." Narrated by the exhibition's curator, Holly Forsythe Paul.

This is the audio guide that accompanies the exhibition "The Sister Arts: Fashioning the Victorian Luxury Book." Narrated by the exhibition's curator, Holly Forsythe Paul.

This is the audio guide that accompanies the exhibition "The Sister Arts: Fashioning the Victorian Luxury Book." Narrated by the exhibition's curator, Holly Forsythe Paul.

This is the audio guide that accompanies the exhibition "The Sister Arts: Fashioning the Victorian Luxury Book." Narrated by the exhibition's curator, Holly Forsythe Paul.

This is the audio guide that accompanies the exhibition "The Sister Arts: Fashioning the Victorian Luxury Book." Narrated by the exhibition's curator, Holly Forsythe Paul.

This is the audio guide that accompanies the exhibition "The Sister Arts: Fashioning the Victorian Luxury Book." Narrated by the exhibition's curator, Holly Forsythe Paul.

Curator John Shoesmith on case 1 of the exhibition Strength in Numbers; The CanLit Community, which focuses on early Canadian literature, including the Confederation Poets and Lucy Maud Montgomery's Anne of Green Gables.

Curator John Shoesmith provides a brief overview of the exhibition Strength in Numbers: The CanLit Community.

Curator Natalya Rattan on the Fisher Library's literary archival holdings, and how they are at the centre of the library's exhibition Strength in Numbers: The CanLit Community.

Curator Natalya Rattan on case 2 of the exhibition Strength in Numbers: The CanLit Community, which focuses on the juvenile and teenage works of some of Canadian writers, including Lawrence Hill and Margaret Atwood.

Curator Natalya Rattan on cases 3 and 4 of the exhibition Strength in Numbers: The CanLit Community, which focuses on writers' drafts and the editing process.

Curator John Shoesmith on case 5 of the exhibition Strength in Numbers; The CanLit Community, which examines the role of publishing, with a particular focus on self publishing.

Curator John Shoesmith on case 6 of the exhibition Strength in Numbers: The CanLit Community, which focuses on illustration, both in books and on dust jackets and bindings.