“There are adaptations, but actual world-changing innovation is a lot less common than we might want to believe,” said Elizabeth Semmelhack, senior curator of the Bata Shoe Museum in Toronto. The ...

Toronto’s Bata Shoe Museum will open a new exhibit on Oct. 3 called “Art/Wear: Sneakers x Artists.” With a focus on the relationship between art, fashion and commerce, the collection features a range ...

Calling all cowboys and cowgirls, there’s a new exhibit at the Bata Shoe Museum that you won’t want to miss! In honour of the Bata Shoe Museum’s 30th anniversary, it is unveiling The Rough and Ready: ...

The Bata Shoe Museum in Toronto will plan to open its doors next Wednesday, July 15, 2020. The museum, which is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year, announced the news on Instagram. The social ...

TORONTO — They’re the most unusual of sole mates — pop singer Elton John, an ancient Egyptian nobleman and 19th-century Chinese women with bound feet. What ties them together is the Bata Shoe Museum, ...

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Toronto is a city of many things, one of them being that it's the home of nearly 60 galleries and museums covering a diverse range of subjects. Now, one of the city's most iconic museums is ...

One museum is celebrating the 150th year of Canada’s confederation with an exhibition of shoes. You heard right, footwear are on display from countrymen who’ve made an extraordinary contribution to ...

TORONTO, Feb. 10, 2016 /PRNewswire/ - The Bata Shoe Museum is excited to announce the opening of its newest exhibition, Art & Innovation:Traditional Arctic Footwear from the Bata Shoe Museum ...

Toronto's Bata Shoe Museum is celebrating its 30th anniversary by recognizing three decades of exhibitions, starting Wednesday with Rough and Ready: A History of the Cowboy Boot. Planning the special ...

Shoes function first as barriers between our bodies and the elements. We slip into and out of them as we do clothes, for protection and comfort, in adherence to social norms, but also to show our ...

TORONTO — It was mid-February here — still plenty of snow on the ground. But I had a meeting, so the big waterproof boots I’d been trudging around in all winter weren’t an option. Instead, I flew up ...