Art Gallery of Ontario

With a sprawling area of approximately 480,000 square feet, the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) stands as one of the largest art galleries in North America. Established in 1900, it holds the distinction of being the foremost gallery in Canada and ranks 82nd globally. Drawing over 800,000 visitors annually, AGO is a cultural beacon, captivating art enthusiasts and casual observers alike.

Presently, the Art Gallery of Ontario houses an impressive collection of over 80,000 artworks, with its photography collection recognized as one of the most extensive. Noteworthy are its expansive collections of Canadian art, as well as pieces from the Renaissance and Baroque periods. The gallery has evolved over the years, undergoing transformations that include the addition of the Weston Family Learning Centre, the David Milne Research Centre, and various other enhancements.

Beyond its diverse art collections, the modern gallery boasts additional facilities, such as an extensive library, gallery workshop space, student areas, an espresso bar, a theater and lecture hall, an artist-in-residence program, a gift shop, and an event space known as the Baillie Court. As a dynamic hub for artistic expression and cultural engagement, the Art Gallery of Ontario invites you to explore its rich tapestry of art, history, and contemporary creativity.

Besides this arts museum, there are eight more arts museums listed in Toronto. There's also one hundred and thirty-seven attractions listed in this city in other categories. You will find the exact location of Art Gallery of Ontario on the map above. If you need any other information on Art Gallery of Ontario that is not listed here, please call (416) 979-6648 or visit their website.