From 1912 to 1914, David Milne experimented with bold and dense colour in his paintings

The acclaimed artist talks about using landscape photography to bring history into the contemporary

Four Canadian artists who strove to be seen and in turn, changed how we see this place

Seven people share what Sunday best means to them as a new major exhibition opens at the AGO

Monica L. Miller and Dr. Jonathan Michael Square will discuss the 19th-centuy life model on October 21

The beauty of Ontario wildflowers as interpreted by the Canadian painter 

The Jamaican artist uses portraiture to engage personal and familial history

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

On view now at the AGO, Longe’s Police Man captures the subtleties of a fraught moment

The multimedia artist reflects on her AGO exhibition documenting a pivotal decade of her life

The previously unknown sitter of Portrait of a Lady Holding an Orange Blossom has been identified  

Legendary Canadian painter and printmaker David Milne truly loved nature and it shows in his body of work

Here are 10 painted portraits you can experience on your next visit to the AGO

Multiple paintings by the Impressionist are on view at the AGO

From rebels to trailblazers, the Impressionists irrevocably changed art as we know it today

Celebrate Group of Seven Day with a tour of seminal works on view now at the AGO 

The exhibition’s curator shares her insights on Impressionism and the must-see works at the AGO

Delve into 50 Impressionist works at the AGO

From Brittany to the Netherlands, explore the various geographical locations depicted by the Impressionists

Works from the AGO’s Collection Indigenous + Canadian Art are now on view in Newmarket

The Canadian artist’s debut AGO solo exhibition is on view now

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

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

Six short films to mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day

The multidisciplinary artist discusses how Angus Trudeau explored memory in his depictions of Odawa Mnis 

A nautical piece of Manitoulin Island history is now on view at the AGO

Introducing Mrs. Wells, the 19th-century British actress, who sought immortality in portraiture

On view now at the AGO, the Jamaican artist’s Midnight Blue explores hybrid identities

Learn more about the acclaimed Anishinaabe Saulteaux artist’s complex history with the AGO’s central space

Executive Director of The Vega Foundation and curator Julia Paoli interviews the Italian artist

Learn more about Kusama and her beloved installation on view at the AGO

Rarely seen sculptures by Loring and Wyle are on view at the AGO 

A new children's book introduces young readers to the work of Helen McNicoll and Mary Cassatt

The AGO Shop teams up with baseball player Dylan Cease for a limited-edition collection

 Learn more about Snow’s iconic public artwork at the Rogers Centre

The artist’s Asteroid 3033 X1 turns steel, aluminum and gold into a futuristic artifact

In the early 1930s, Emily Carr began to focus primarily on painting the forests of the Northwest Coast

The artist makes his museum debut at the AGO with three monumental metal sculptures 

A focused exhibition of sculptures by Elizabeth Wyn Wood is on view now at the AGO

The AGO celebrates five years of the Department of Arts of Global Africa and the Diaspora

A vibrant Hockney scene made a memorable appearance at the AGO in 2022

Explore the painted visions of one of Canada’s most celebrated artists

Toronto collectors Carol and Morton Rapp generously donate more than 450 artworks 

A work by Philip Alexius de László depicting World War I Sikh cavalry officers is now on view at the AGO

A newly acquired portrait at the AGO illuminates the story of a 19th-century life model.

The AGO recently acquired over twenty-five works by the Toronto-based artist

Christiane Pflug was celebrated for her realist paintings that drew from her domestic life

Koerner was a devoted AGO supporter for seven decades, leaving a lasting philanthropic legacy

A conservation project at the AGO aims to bring three works by the Canadian artist back on view  

Learn more about the humourist’s affinity for soccer through a new print available at the Shop 

Uncover the story behind Monet’s dining room with author John Ota at the AGO on August 25

Janita Wiersma details her experience as Blackwood’s studio assistant

This non-traditional landscape painting envelops viewers in a field of purple, blue, and ochre