Dancer/interpreter Jennifer Dahl and dance artist Andrea Nann discuss responding to Sonia Boyce: Feeling Her Way through movement 

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

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

The game of kings comes alive in these miniature ivories from the Thomson Collection of European Art

Five artworks to help banish the winter grey blahs

The pioneering photographer speaks on documenting Toronto hip hop and The Culture's grand finale

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

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

The acclaimed Japanese Canadian artist reflects on her exhibition on view now at the AGO

The cosmetologist reflects on working with Lil’ Kim and recreating her most iconic wigs for The Culture: Hip Hop and Contemporary Art in the 21st Century

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

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

A hearty helping of brunch-inspired art to whet the appetite before Brunch Club returns

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

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

Explore the work of Japanese Brazilian painter Tomie Ohtake with Paulo Miyada of Instituto Tomie Ohtake

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

Gormley’s Another Time X transports the artist to Toronto as part of Light Years: The Phil Lind Gift

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Take a closer look at three works from one of Abad's most personal series

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

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

The godmother of Canadian hip hop reflects on her trailblazing career before performing live at the AGO

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

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

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

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

The renowned Denesųłiné artist revolutionized the possibilities of abstraction  

The Harlem-raised, Toronto-based artist reflects on her solo exhibition on view now at the AGO

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

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

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

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

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

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

The acclaimed artist discusses the colours and shapes of her debut AGO solo exhibition 

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

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

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

Learn how James Tissot depicted the contradictions of Victorian womanhood

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