Cultivated
Curiosity

Curators’ Circle

Support the AGO's commitment to art, audience and learning—from vibrant exhibitions to exceptional collections and captivating programs. Enjoy exclusive experiences like curator-led viewings, tours, and insightful talks with like-minded art enthusiasts.

$2,500+/year

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Curators’ Circle
Levels

Choose your level of support

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Young Patrons

$1,500+/year

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Young Patrons is the new Curators’ Circle level for donors under 40. You receive all core Curators’ Circle benefits.

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Curators’ Circle
Benefits

You’ll enjoy

  • Unlimited free admission for up to two cardholders and four guests
  • Access to Curators’ Circle events: talks with curators, artists, and cultural luminaries
  • Tax receipt for the maximum charitable amount
  • Discounts on AGO programs, classes, camps, shops, and dining
  • Reciprocal museum admission
  • Exclusive access to the Norma Ridley Members’ Lounge
  • AGO Members’ Magazine subscription
  • Exhibition previews and special events invitations
  • Annual General Meeting voting privileges
  • Access to our online event archives
Contact us to learn more about the Curators’ Circle
EMAIL US

416.979.6660 ext. 6492

Please note Curators’ Circle is an annual giving program. If paying in monthly installments, a full year commitment is required.

Noteworthy
Contributors

Curators' Circle Committee

  • Scott Darling, Co-Chair
  • Alex von Schroeter, Co-Chair
  • Belinda Chun
  • Cathy Bisset Parkes
  • Kristin Gable
  • Annette Pivnick
  • Kevin Seto
  • Joseph Wu
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Artistic
Equity

Womens’ Art Initiative

$5,000/year

Support the AGO's commitment to elevating women artists. A $15,000 pledge over three years funds programs that showcase female artists, offers dynamic learning opportunities, and helps us address and change historical underrepresentation.

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