Multidisciplinary Inuk artist Tarralik Duffy talks about her solo show at the AGO

The contemporary artist and nephew of Pacita Abad reflects on his aunt’s legacy

The acclaimed British artist continues her Canadian solo debut tour at the AGO

Learn more about the rigorous geometry behind Alex Colville’s summer scene on the water

Catch Jinny Yu live in conversation at the AGO with physicist Shohini Ghose and art historian Ming Tiampo

The composer and Master of the King’s Music reflects on entering a new musical realm for Sonia Boyce’s installation at the AGO 

Learn how the grandmother of Inuit art became one of Canada’s most celebrated graphic artists

In honour of the XXXIII Olympiad, we turn our eyes to this homage to youthful athleticism from the AGO’s European Collection 

Paola Poletto, AGO Director of Engagement and Learning, reflects on the AGO x RBC Emerging Artists Program.

Dissect Nakamura’s love for science and abstraction in his most celebrated works, Inner Structures

AGO Curator Jim Shedden writes about the legacy of Mashel Teitelbaum in the new book Terror & Beauty

Join the author of a new catalogue about Jack Bush for a free AGO talk on October 30

AGO Curator Adam Welch reflects on Phil Lind as Light Years: The Phil Lind Gift goes on view 

One of this year’s AGO X RBC Artists-in-Residence shares details about her project and her Maker Fridays session with visitors 

Bush, Ohtake, and Rauschenberg: get to know the work of these artists on view now at the AGO.

Learn more about how the artist explores her Métis heritage by reimagining of The Wizard of Oz 

Ontario–born painter’s bucolic portraits of children blend rigour and sentiment 

The  AGO to feature David Blackwood, Yayoi Kusama, Jesse Mockrin and Joyce Wieland in 2025

The artist speaks on the necessity of “invisible” bonds for both her sculptures and for society 

Explore scenic works by Group of Seven’s J.E.H. MacDonald from the AGO’s Collection of Canadian Art

A visitor favourite by Lawren S. Harris captures a familiar fall scene in Toronto

See 17 works on paper by this first-generation Inuk artist from Kinngait Studios at the AGO now

The results are coming in: visitors reveal which artworks made their hearts race at the AGO 

Fashion, furniture and food—get to know some of KAWS’s popular brand and artist collaborations

The AGO presents Awkward First Date Tours where art does the icebreaking for you 

Feel the comfort of childhood in Laura Muntz Lyall’s dreamy depiction of children lost in a storybook

Hugh Hayden’s inhospitable picnic table captures the difficulty of inhabiting shared spaces

Five facts about the late Philippine-born artist that illustrate the bold life and practice she led 

The pianist performs an original composition and discusses his creative process  

A 16th century European art genre lights up in the dark at the AGO

Mark Rothko’s painting No.1, White and Red on view again at the AGO after more than a decade

The Trinidadian artist’s vibrant painting, The Gun, is on view now at the AGO

The artist and University of Ottawa professor discusses creating a digital database of BIPOC artists

Wearable tech meets great art at the AGO with a new visitor experience on now 

Painter takes the spotlight Nov. 15, when AGO welcomes Carter E. Foster of the Blanton Museum of Art

The renowned Denesųłiné artist revolutionized the possibilities of abstraction  

In 1966, two icons of contemporary art connected to create one of the first photographs entered into the AGO Collection

In this continuing series, we introduce the team behind the Dani Reiss Modern and Contemporary Gallery. 

Get to know the cast of characters that form the KAWS family, as seen in his AGO exhibition

The Toronto-based photographer speaks about the loving intimacy of Black haircare

The Brooklyn-based artist discusses his AGO exhibition, KAWS: FAMILY

In this new series, we introduce the team behind the Dani Reiss Modern & Contemporary Gallery.

Paintings, graffiti, sculptures and sneakers, here are five mediums in KAWS's iconic art practice

The artists reflect on working with textiles, Pacita Abad, and their journeys to cultural reclamation 

On view now at the AGO, Progress Palace is the American artist’s ode to house music

The Inuvialuk sculptor reimagines the midnight sun as an ode to the Inuit

The AGO’s Time-Based Media Assistant Conservator speaks on preserving video works in the exhibition 

Tucked away in nooks and crannies, here are a few works to find on your next visit 

The AGO X RBC Artist-in-Residence discusses his research project and Maker Fridays sessions

The African American filmmaker’s poetic love letter to Grayson, Oklahoma, is on view now at the AGO 

The German artist familiar to AGO audiences gets a star turn in a new MoMA retrospective 

The AGO presents Borloloy, the market dedicated to Toronto-based, Filipinx-owned businesses on Nov 2

Take a closer look at four works from Defaced! Money, Conflict, Protest 

November 8 and December 13, audio/visual artists and AGO staff members lead a new multimedia event series

Toronto artist Jim Munroe on bringing indie video games back to the AGO

In this video, an AGO curator and conservator pay homage to the enduring legacy of Henry Moore

A hearty helping of brunch-inspired art to whet the appetite before Brunch Club launches this fall

AWE adds new additions to the AGO’s exhibition of miniature portraits on ivory by Mary Wrinch 

LACMA’s Curator of Textiles and Costumes reflects on how Pacita Abad transformed textiles in her art

Charlotte Big Canoe, AGO Program Curator, Family and Studio Learning, Indigenous Projects, shares insights about the AGO initiative developing skills for young leaders ages 14 and 15.

The veteran rapper and champion of Toronto hip-hop shares his eclectic journey of love, music and community.

Learn more about Sarah Sze’s encyclopedic sculpture and how it teeters on the edge of transition.

This RBC Art Pick is one of Rembrandt’s most beloved late portraits 

Assistant Conservator Julia Campbell-Such brings the AGO’s collection of historical frames into the light

Amélie Legrand de Saint-Aubin’s portrait of a fashionable sitter captures attention in Making Her Mark

British-Trinidadian artist Zak Ové describes Moko Jumbie on view in Galleria Italia at the AGO 

The Henry Moore Sculpture Centre turns 50. Take a trip back in time with these memorable moments  

Cristina Zacharias of Tafelmusik talks Baroque music, women musicians, and performing at the AGO on June 28

Read about the origins of KAWS in this excerpt from the AGO exhibition catalogue 

Co-curators Adam Harris Levine and Suzanne van de Meerendonk discuss what makes a Rembrandt