Art Gallery of Ontario is one of the biggest Art Galleries in Toronto, Ontario, where people and art come together. Its collection of photos is a significant part of the set and an extensive collection of drawings and prints. In addition, the museum features many essential sculptures, such as in the Henry Moore Sculpture Park. The AGO Collection, which contains more than 120,000 works of art, includes important works by Canadian and Indigenous artists as well as European masterworks and cutting-edge contemporary art. It reflects many art styles, such as historical artifacts, miniatures, paintings, books and medieval illuminations, film and video art, & more. Furthermore, the collection of the Art Gallery features immersive installation, painting, sculpture, paper works, photography, music, video, and sound. Gain full access to the AGO Collection and all special events with an AGO membership.
UNIQUE FACTS:
• Free Admission for Visitors 25 Years and Under
• Complimentary Admission to All Indigenous Peoples.
• Group Visits
• Plan Your Accessible Visit.
Best Art Galleries in Toronto
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ART GALLERY OF ONTARIO REVIEWS
This museum was amazing! There was so much too see! It would take you hours to explore the entire museum. There is a great range of work that can be found from all over the world!! All the information provided about the works were phenomenal! The museum itself is also simply gorgeous.
Must visit if you love contemporary art! The art gallery itself so beautiful with the spiral stairs. Huge display of art from history as well as the modern art. Bonus is the under 25 free entry pass( get it online only takes a few minutes).
Gorgeous museum. The design of it, especially the staircases, is as good as the art. I was introduced to the iconic paintings of the Group of Seven and the modern sculptures of Henry Moore. They are revered Canadian artists, but I never heard of them. The current exhibition on the top floor was amazing. We went for free on Wednesday. You have to go online the Monday before and nab your free tix.
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The Power Plant is a contemporary art gallery in Toronto, ON. It is Canada's leading non-profit public art gallery dedicated exclusively to contemporary visual art from Canada and the world. The Power Plant has been working to build an inclusive culture and community using cutting-edge ideas and art since 1987. They have been exhibiting artists from a variety of backgrounds for the past 35 years, calling attention to important topics and fostering connections between Canadian and international communities via modern art. It is dedicated solely to presenting modern art, artists and ideas through ground-breaking exhibitions, award-winning publications & public programs. The art gallery represents a broad network of community partners and is recognized as National, a charitable organization sponsored at all levels of government by its members, supporters, donors and supporting agencies. This should be widely recognized as an institution that has become vital to Toronto, Ontario and Canada's cultural infrastructure. The gallery cooperates with artists regularly to create unique curated artwork and merchandise. The Power Plant accepts gratefully the substantial donations they earn from public organizations, private individuals and companies.
UNIQUE FACTS:
• Free Access to Their Gallery and Programs
• Wheelchair Accessible
• Accessible via Elevator
• They Welcome Guide Dogs and Other Service Animals.
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$Price:
Individual $60/year
Dual/Family $100/year
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Thu & Fri: 11am - 8pm
Mon & Tue: Closed
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THE POWER PLANT REVIEWS
Another wonderful museum that you can visit for free! Right by the lake, a great place to swing by while on a stroll. two floors of thought-provoking exhibits. the staff is very knowledgeable and they can tell you a lot about the artists and their work, inspirations and context. There is a small gift/book shop at the entrance. The washrooms are in the same building, and so is a water fountain/bottle refill station.
I love coming down here to see the exhibits. It's free and accessible. All located on ground level, you can see fantastic artwork inside and outside. They often rotate, so check online for what is on exhibit. It's also close to the Harbourfront. You can hit two birds with one stone. I recommend you come if you can.
It's always a pleasure to visit. Light and airy - you will see modern and contemporary works that will make you think.
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The Image Centre is the top organization in Canada devoted to photography research, collection, and exhibition. The IMC, which was founded in 2012 at Toronto Metropolitan University in the center of the city, invites guests to investigate the relationship between photography and culture. The IMC presents the work of up-and-coming, well-known, and unknown photographers through intriguing exhibitions and exciting public events. The IMC is a thriving center for the preservation and study of photography, with a collection of almost 400,000 photographic items that is still growing and a cutting-edge scholarly research program.
UNIQUE FACTS:
• They Lend Their Wheelchair and Folding Stools to Visitors.
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Tue: Private Tours
Mon & Sun: Closed
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Always something worth seeing. There is usually an engaging video installation at the entrance. Inside usually a worthy main exhibition and one or two smaller exhibits. Something always impresses me. And no fee. I usually drop by on my occasional visits to Toronto.
I was at Ryerson for the launch party for the Scotiabank Contact Photography Festival. It's such a great gallery space that host exhibits which are open to the public. I also had the opportunity to view the work created by students. It's definitely worth a visit
The front desk staff was warm and welcoming. The ultrasound technician was amazing at explaining the procedure and made me feel extremely comfortable.
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