Interviews & Profiles Carl Taçon Reflects on His Grandmother Edna Taçon Sculptor Carl Taçon reflects on the brief but transformational time he spent with his “Grand-mère" Edna Taçon By Khadra Ahmed
On View Reimagining the Picturesque with Kimani Beckford The Jamaican artist uses portraiture to engage personal and familial history By Matthew Rolfe
Interviews & Profiles Inside Claude Monet’s Dining Room Uncover the story behind Monet’s dining room with author John Ota at the AGO on August 25 By Wendy So
Interviews & Profiles Dawoud Bey and the Historical Resonance of Landscape The acclaimed artist talks about using landscape photography to bring history into the contemporary By Matthew Rolfe
On View Ranbir Sidhu’s Cosmic Relic The artist’s Asteroid 3033 X1 turns steel, aluminum and gold into a futuristic artifact
On View Five Facts You May Not Know About Impressionism From rebels to trailblazers, the Impressionists irrevocably changed art as we know it today
On View Bewabon Shilling's Immersive Landscapes This non-traditional landscape painting envelops viewers in a field of purple, blue, and ochre By Khadra Ahmed
On View Paul Anthony Smith’s Carnival Picotage On view now at the AGO, the Jamaican artist’s Midnight Blue explores hybrid identities By Matthew Rolfe
On View Modernism, She Said Four Canadian artists who strove to be seen and in turn, changed how we see this place By Andrea-Jo Wilson
Interviews & Profiles Curator Nicole R. Myers on Impressionism The exhibition’s curator shares her insights on Impressionism and the must-see works at the AGO
