Isabelle Masson
Isabelle Masson is a curator at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg, known for her work on the exhibit 'Palestine Uprooted: Nakba Past and Present,' which addresses the historical and ongoing displacement of Palestinians. She has faced significant opposition from various groups regarding the exhibit, which they argue presents a one-sided narrative, yet Masson emphasizes the importance of experiencing the exhibit firsthand to understand its context.
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Isabelle Masson is the curator who views the new exhibit at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights.
Canadian Museum for Human Rights made ‘error’ in Nakba exhibit presentation, minister says
Canada· 2026-06-30
Isabelle Masson, curator, views the new exhibit, Palestine Uprooted - Nakba Past and Present, that she created at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg.
Canadian Museum for Human Rights curator defends Nakba exhibit ahead of openingCanada· 2026-06-27
