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.

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.

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.

Curator John Shoesmith on Case 7 of the exhibition Strength in Numbers: The CanLit Community, which looks at the publishing "ecosystem." It also examines the author Arthur Hailey.

Curator John Shoesmith talks about case 8 of the exhibition Strength in Numbers: The CanLit Community, which focuses on Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale

Curator Natalya Rattan talks about the first draft of Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale, on display in the exhibition Strength in Numbers: The CanLit Community