Molly McCullough
Director, Conservation and Collection Management
Biography
Molly is the director of conservation and collection management. Previously the curator in the area of agriculture and the environment, she has worked for almost two decades at Canadian national museums and heritage institutions, curating the Ingenium travelling exhibitions Aquaculture, Soil Superheroes, and Cipher | Decipher. She previously worked as a creative development specialist on the Canadian War Museum’s World War Women and Vimy: Beyond the Battle. Having worked on over 35 physical and digital exhibitions, and innumerable small displays, not only with Ingenium but also through her interludes at Parks Canada and the Canadian War Museum, Molly brings extensive experience in collections, exhibitions, and curatorial practices, leading conservation, collections, and travelling exhibitions and loans to strengthen, preserve, and provide access to Ingenium’s unique national collection.
Areas of expertise
- Museum practice
- Agriculture
- Environment and climate change
- Textile production
Publications
Material Traces of War: Stories of Canadian Women and Conflict, 1914-1945
With Stacey Barker and Krista Cooke. University of Ottawa Press, 2021.
World War Women
With Stacey Barker. Canadian War Museum, 2015.
VIMY – 100 YEARS
With Mélanie Morin-Pelletier. Canadian War Museum, 2017.