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Storytelling through opera
As part of our April Break: Spring into Art, we’re going behind the scenes with singers and composers from the Canadian Opera Company.
Natural high
Three artists invite participants to explore the intersection of art, movement and nature in the brand new AGO series Movement/Nature: Guided Exercises by Artists.
Up close with a three-dimensional being
Revisit the haunting beauty of Kenyan-American artist Wangechi Mutu’s This You Call Civilization?, a collage acquired by the AGO in 2009.
A free bird
Meet muralist Jerry Rugg, aka birdO, who has built a thriving public art practice and a unique persona to go along with it.
A lesson in looking
Slow Art Day returns April 10 to remind us that the longer and more carefully you look at art, the more you may see.
Point of view
Explore the photographs of Montréal multidisciplinary artist Charles Gagnon, part of the AGO exhibition, Documents, 1960s – 1970s.
ICYMI: Death, love and nature
In preparation for back-to-back events this April featuring Icelandic multidisciplinary artist Ragnar Kjartansson, re-visit our Q&A with him from November, 2020.
Where the people dance
Before the AGO’s Nightclubbing: A Toronto History talk on March 25, DJ and journalist Denise Benson describes some of the people and places that moulded Toronto’s nightlife in an exclusive photo essay.