A Q&A with Dominica-born, Toronto-based artist Gomo George, whose work is currently on view in Fragments of Epic Memory. Held for the first time in Canada, the virtual Black Portraiture[s]: Absent/ed Presence conference is slated for mid-October. M.NourbeSe Philip and Mark Campbell share what to expect in Philip's keynote address and discussion for the conference.
In a new five-part video series, the AGO and Workman Arts are joining together to empower artists exploring mental health awareness and advocacy. We spoke with Kais Padamshi of Workman Arts to introduce this artist-driven initiative. Even from a distance, art can bring us together.
In a new five-part video series, the AGO and Workman Arts are joining together to empower artists exploring mental health awareness and advocacy. We spoke with Kais Padamshi of Workman Arts to introduce this artist-driven initiative. Even from a distance, art can bring us together.
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Your support makes it possible for the AGO to bring people together with art to see, experience and understand the world in new ways. We believe that our mission is more relevant than ever, and we are honoured by your choice to make a gift at this time. The AGO is a vibrant hub of art and creativity, where people of all ages and backgrounds find joy, wonder and inspiration.
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Turn right onto Dundas St. West and you will soon see the AGO at the corner of Dundas and McCaul, on your left side. The St. Patrick stop on the Yonge-University-Spadina line is the closest stop to the AGO entrance. It is 3 blocks from University or a 5 minute walk. If you are arriving on the 510 Spadina streetcar from the north or south, get off at Dundas Street and walk east along Dundas.
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Do you want a more in depth experience of the AGO? We offer engaging private virtual art talks led by professional art educators to help you explore our collection through conversation and group members exchanging their ideas and observations on the selected artworks. Be the first to find out about AGO exhibitions and events, get the behind-the-scenes scoop and book tickets before it's too late.
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The Art Gallery of Ontario is located on Dundas Street in the heart of the city of Toronto. Walking distance from Yonge-Dundas Square, the Toronto Eaton Centre and Chinatown, the AGO is easy to plan into your itinerary. As the cultural centre of Canada, the city of Toronto is one of the most diverse and exciting urban centres in North America.
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The AGO is committed to providing a welcoming and accessible destination and workplace. We embrace the principles of dignity, independence, integration and equal opportunity to serve our visitors, staff and volunteers, and our community at large. Read about our Commitment to Accessibility, our Customer Service Policies for visitors with disabilities, and our Multi-Year Accessibility Plan.
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