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A magical night

Party-goers silhouetted against Maxwell Burnstein's hanging collage works at the AGO's Massive Party.

Maxwell Burnstein's collage installation at Massive Illusion. Image by the AGO

Party-goers silhouetted against Maxwell Burnstein's hanging collage works at the AGO's Massive Party.
Maxwell Burnstein's collage installation at Massive Illusion. Image by the AGO

Illusions were front and centre on April 19th at the AGO’s 14th annual AGO Massive.

While indulging in delicious themed cocktails and canapés, guests were treated to mind-bending installations from artists at Massive Illusion, including collage art from Maxwell Burnstein, an interactive bike-powered light show from Studio F Minus and the beautiful (and eloquent) installation from duo Trevor Wheatley and Cosmo Dean hanging from the ceiling of Walker Court.

Check out highlights below:

A light shining through cutouts of horses running in Studio F Minus's art installation.
The interactive art installation from Studio F Minus. Image by the AGO.
A DJ with her hair in two pigtail buns performs for a large crowd.
DJ Bianca Lee playing for the AGO Massive crowd. Image by the AGO.
A group of party-goers at Massive Party.
Attendees at Massive Illusion. Image by the AGO.
Two drag queens in brightly coloured bodysuits and wigs.
Drag queens Beardra and Helena Poison. Image by the AGO.
A hanging installation by Trevor & Cosmo.
Trevor Wheatley and Cosmo Dean's hanging art installation. Image by the AGO.
DJ Dre Ngozi stands by her deck in front of a black and white projection.
DJ Dre Ngozi. Image by the AGO.
Massive Party co-chairs Ali Azzopardi and Darcy Morris.
AGO Massive co-chairs Ali Azzopardi and Darcy Morris. Image by George Pimentel Photography.
Three white pillars with strands that form three different spherical shapes by artist Jonathon R. Anderson.
Art installation by Jonathon R. Anderson. Image by George Pimentel Photography.
A clear plexiglass box with multicoloured structures inside by artist Camille Fuzz.
Camille Jodoin-Eng's art installation at Massive Illusion. Image by the AGO.

Thanks to everyone who came out and danced the night away in support of the AGO. AGO Massive raises funds to strengthen our Collection and exhibitions, and provide greater access to transformative experiences through art.

We can’t wait for next year’s AGO Massive! In the meantime, for more interactive art and dance floor jams, come to our monthly art partyFirst Thursdays!

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