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TORONTO – This summer the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) will present a major exhibition on Pablo Picasso’s Blue Period (1901-1904). Co-organized by the AGO and The Phillips Collection in Washington, D.C., Picasso: Painting the Blue Period runs from June 27 to Sept. 20, 2020. Picasso’s Blue Period is one…
Artist Brian Jungen, photographed by Tyler Hagan. TORONTO – The Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) has commissioned artist Brian Jungen to create a large scale work of public art for the south-west corner of Dundas and McCaul Streets in Toronto. Scheduled to be unveiled in the…
Author Zadie Smith, photographed by Dominique Nabokov. Artists, authors and activists including Naomi Klein, Hito Steyerl, Owen Pallett, Zadie Smith and Salman Rushdie featured in an provocative and inspired line-up of programs TORONTO – From Peter Paul Rubens to Hito Steyerl,…
More than $300,000 raised by members of Toronto’s Black and Caribbean communities to bring The Montgomery Collection of Caribbean Photographs to the AGO Toronto, Canada—June 5, 2019—The Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) announces today that it has acquired The Montgomery Collection of Caribbean Photographs, a…
Acclaimed German artist and filmmaker explores how technology distorts what we know to be real; first major solo exhibition in Canada opens at the AGO on Oct. 24 TORONTO – A global influencer, leading German artist, filmmaker and writer Hito Steyerl returns to…
TORONTO, ON, Thursday, May 30, 2019: It’s GAME DAY! As of tip-off tonight, wear something to show your Toronto Raptors spirit and receive 10% off Zoo admission and Zoo gift shops when you visit the Zoo during the NBA Finals!*…
Third up in the 2019 Summer Season celebrating uniquely made in Canada stories, the Port Stanley Festival Theatre is excited to present “Lunenburg” by Canada’s most produced playwright, Norm Foster. Running from June 5th, in our newly renovated Grace Auditorium,…
Less equals more! Starting May 25, the AGO offers free entry for visitors 25 and under, and launches an Annual Pass for only $35 TORONTO – Art is for everyone, and today the AGO announces bold and exciting changes that will…
For the second show of the 2019 summer season, the Port Stanley Festival Theatre is delighted to be presenting “Like Father, Like Son? Sorry” created and performed by renown comedian Chris Gibbs. Running from May 28th , this limited engagement…
AGO All Hours offers a different way to experience the museum; launches May 25 TORONTO – The next must-attend art event has arrived. The AGO debuts an entirely new way to experience the museum with AGO All Hours, an all-ages,…