
To help prevent, manage and mitigate the possible spread of COVID-19 the AGO is closed temporarily. Learn more.
shopAGO is open online with curbside pickup. AGO Bistro is open for pick-up and delivery.
Special Guest Presenters! Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) joins us this month to discuss visual art in their collection. We're also welcoming Hong Kong University Museum and Art Gallery to share works from their newest exhibitions.
An open call for submissions for three paid digital research residencies. Application deadline: May 10.
Open to all ages! Submit an artwork that depicts your resilience in everyday life. Entries will be featured in our online exhibition!
Tuesday, April 27, 4 pm Join artist Dana Slijboom for a conversation about her work and creative process with the AGO’s Renée van der Avoird.
Inspired by our upcoming Andy Warhol exhibition, this 5 week online course explores the Pop Art movement. Starts Thursday, May 6.
Revisit the haunting beauty of Kenyan-American artist Wangechi Mutu’s This You Call Civilization?, a collage acquired by the AGO in 2009.
To help prevent, manage and mitigate the possible spread of COVID-19 the AGO is closed temporarily. Learn more.
shopAGO is open online with curbside pickup. AGO Bistro is open for pick-up and delivery.
Multidisciplinary Indigenous artist Nicholas Galanin’s work is powerful and diverse – and now, it’s part of the AGO Collection.
Celebrating 25 years, Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival returns online and on the streets.
Learn about how the AGO’s Virtual Schools Programs is partnering with MoMA and Hong Kong University Museum and Art Gallery to teach students virtually about art.
Ahead of her upcoming AGO Art in the Spotlight conversation, Canadian-Dutch painter Dana Slijboom talks about her passion for painting familiar animals in unique ways.