AGO Makes: Seniors Social

AGO launches Virtual Seniors Social, connecting with older adults through videos showcasing art, conversation, and artmaking:

Upcoming Events

UPCOMING EVENTS

Seniors Social: Moments in Modernism

Tuesday, June 11, 1 pm

Make new artistic connections and spark conversations. Join us for our Seniors Social: an engaging monthly workshop series for older adults. Dive into meaningful conversations weaved with art exploration and creation. At the AGO, we believe that engaging with art and expressing creativity enhances well-being. Join the conversation and let art be your guide! 

Seniors Social: Making Our Marks

Tuesday, May 14, 1 pm

Make new artistic connections and spark conversations. Join us for our Seniors Social: an engaging monthly workshop series for older adults. Dive into meaningful conversations weaved with art exploration and creation. At the AGO, we believe that engaging with art and expressing creativity enhances well-being. Join the conversation and let art be your guide! 

Seniors Social: Hand to Collar to Face, the Illuminated Path in Rembrandt’s Portraits

Tuesday, March 12, 1 pm

Make new artistic connections and spark conversations! Join us for our Seniors Social: an engaging monthly workshop series for older adults. Dive into meaningful conversations weaved with art exploration and creation. At the AGO, we believe that engaging with art and expressing creativity enhances well-being. Join the conversation and let art be your guide! 


Senior Social - PAST VIDEOS

PAST EVENTS

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Seniors Social: Windswept Landscape
Tuesday, March 14, 11 AM

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Seniors Social: Leonard Cohen Self Portraits
Tuesday, February 14, 11 AM

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Seniors Social: Norval Morrisseau and Cornelius Krieghoff
Tuesday, December 13, 11 AM

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Seniors Social: David Blackwood
Tuesday, November 8, 11 AM

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Seniors Social: Ed Pien
Tuesday, October 11, 11 - 12 pm

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Seniors Social: Betty Goodwin and Armand Guillaumin
Tuesday September 13, 11 AM - 12 PM

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Seniors Social: I Am Here
Friday, June 10, 2:00 - 3:00 pm

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Seniors Social: Spring Flowers
Friday, May 13, 2 - 3 pm

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Seniors Social: Jean-Siméon Chardin and Albert Gleizes
Friday, April 8, 2 pm

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Seniors Social: Ruth Cuthand and Los Carpinteros
Friday, March 11, 2 pm

In this session, Lauren Spring will look at contemporary installation art and discuss why certain artists (or collectives of artists) may branch out from u

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Seniors Social: Arent Arentsz and Eugène Louis Boudin
Friday, February 11, 2 pm

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Seniors Social: Alex Colville and Vilhelm Hammershoi
Friday, January 14, 2 pm

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PAST VIDEOS

Marks and Textures

Multidisciplinary artist Gerald Gladstone’s Galaxy paintings are a fabulous way to explore mark making and texture with geometric shapes and dissected lines. Using either a pen, sharpie, pencil or chalk we will explore the nature of overlapping forms and lines.

Line Drawings

In this program, we discuss Bertram Charles Binning's nautical world, looking at his representations of riggings and lines on sailing ships. Binning's artistic practice was inspired by his everyday encounters. Known as an excellent draughtsman, he recorded his experiences in intricate line drawings.

Painting with tones

In this program, we will explore artwork by Mary Wrinch. Wrinch was a prominent figure in the early Toronto art scene and was among the first women in the city to make a living from her art.

Drawing a still life with Shadows

In this program we will explore cultivated gardens, picked flowers and two of the first women to achieve success as professional artists in Canada, Mary Hiester Reid and Helen Galloway McNicoll.


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