ICYMI: Remembering Rita Letendre

We are incredibly saddened to hear of the passing of revolutionary artist Rita Letendre. Read on to learn more about Letendre’s life’s work in her own words.

Campbellscapes

A Q&A with Jamaican-born, Victoria-based artist Charles Campbell, whose sculptural and sonic landscapes are currently featured in Fragments of Epic Memory.

Picasso’s modernista influences

An essay by Kenneth Brummel, AGO Associate Curator, Modern Art, highlights the young Picasso’s reverence for Golden Age master El Greco.

Long way home

Ahead of Robert Houle’s major solo retrospective, go back in time with his multimedia intervention Paris/Ojibwa (2010) and witness the figurative return of a Michi Saagig dance troupe.

ICYMI: A second chance for Emergence

Haegue Yang is speaking at the University of British Columbia this afternoon as part of the Joan Carlisle-Irving Lecture series. ICYMI, we took an in-depth look at the official catalogue for Yang's landmark AGO exhibition Emergence.  

Movements in Blue

Picasso: Painting the Blue Period charts a young artist shifting between Barcelona and Paris. Here’s the rundown on those travels.

Adios to Andy Warhol

As we prepare to say goodbye to the Andy Warhol exhibition, we look back on what our visitors and critics had to say and take one last look at his controversial portrait series Ladies and Gentlemen.

An Epic visit

Two groups of seniors from Toronto’s Caribbean community recently visited Fragments of Epic Memory for guided tours. We asked them about their experience.

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