Stories shared

The latest in a long line of groundbreaking women Inuit artists, we spoke with Gayle Uyagaqi Kabloona about her grandmother, Victoria Mamnguqsualuk, and her own journey into art.

ICYMI: Revolution of time

Canadian contemporary artist Ed Pien’s AGO exhibition, Present: Past/Future was recently named Best Multimedia Installation of 2022 by the Globe and Mail. In celebration of this well-deserved accolade, check out our June 2021 story about the landmark exhibition.

Beyond what Everybody Knows

Leonard Cohen: Everybody Knows is now on view at the AGO. We’re putting your Cohen knowledge to the test with a list of six things you may not know about the late Canadian icon.

Steaming into Impressionism

We chat with Jean-Paul Viaud, curator at the Canadian Railway Museum, to learn how steam travel transformed the way people moved across the map.

Leonard Cohen is here

Now on view at the AGO, the new landmark exhibition Leonard Cohen: Everybody Knows explores the photographs, artworks, notebooks, video, and poetry of a legendary Canadian artist.

Youth vision

Catch a free public screening of Inner Space — the AGO’s first ever youth-produced web series profiling emergent Canadian artists.

ICYMI: Volcanic interiors

In case you missed it in July, we spoke with acclaimed Icelandic artist Jónsi about his installation, Hrafntinna (Obsidian), that invites visitors to step inside a volcano - on view now at the AGO.  

Red Angel renewed

To bring to life Gathie Falk’s iconic Red Angel performance artwork, on view now at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection, the AGO’s conservation and curatorial team went to great lengths…and to eBay.

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