Secondary
Representation and Dialogue
What do we have in common with others? How do different cultures interpret the world in which we live? In this activity, students will explore the inspiring treasure trove of narratives and images contained within the Museum’s Wing for the Arts of One World in order to discover the commonalities among different realities.
Information
In-person
The class goes to the Museum.
| Schedules | Duration | Rate |
| 9 to 11 a.m. 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. 1 to 3 p.m. |
2 hours | $341/class |
Reservations
514-285-2000
Raise students’ awareness about
The many different representations of the world, beliefs and mythologies Commonalities between diverse cultures Explore the works in dialogue with one another from an intercultural and transhistorical perspective
Creative activity
Make a linocut print
Tie-in activities for in class
In connection with personal development
5 to 10 minutes
Listen to curator Erell Hubert’s fascinating explanation of the concept of alterity in relation to archaeological objects.
To delve deeper into this topic
Explore the Alterity theme on the EducArt platform.
Plan your group visit to the Museum
Organized transportation
If you are coming by school bus or chartered bus, allow extra time for potential traffic congestion.
Public transportation
Bus 24 
Guy-Concordia station
