Art Gallery of Ontario

2. The Pale Man from Pan’s Labyrinth (2006) 25.09.2017 2:13 ↓

2. The Pale Man from Pan’s Labyrinth (2006) by Art Gallery of Ontario

3. Disney Concept Art 25.09.2017 1:03 ↓

3. Disney Concept Art by Art Gallery of Ontario

4. Insects 25.09.2017 1:29 ↓

4. Insects by Art Gallery of Ontario

6. Edith’s White Nightgown from Crimson Peak (2015) 25.09.2017 1:44 ↓

6. Edith’s White Nightgown from Crimson Peak (2015) by Art Gallery of Ontario

5. The Mother’s Ghost from Crimson Peak (2015 25.09.2017 1:05 ↓

5. The Mother’s Ghost from Crimson Peak (2015 by Art Gallery of Ontario

7. The Faun from Pan’s Labyrinth (2006) 25.09.2017 2:49 ↓

7. The Faun from Pan’s Labyrinth (2006) by Art Gallery of Ontario

8. Tod Browning’s film Freaks (1932) 25.09.2017 1:19 ↓

8. Tod Browning’s film Freaks (1932) by Art Gallery of Ontario

9. Mike Hill’s Monster (2011) 25.09.2017 2:01 ↓

9. Mike Hill’s Monster (2011) by Art Gallery of Ontario

10. “May the Monsters Follow you Home” 25.09.2017 1:17 ↓

10. “May the Monsters Follow you Home” by Art Gallery of Ontario

Every Now and Then: Reframing Nationhood 31.07.2017 1:28:33 ↓

Every Now and Then: Reframing Nationhood - July 5, 2017

Georgiana Uhlyarik - On Georgia O'Keeffe 28.06.2017 1:06:17 ↓

The AGO’s Georgiana Uhlyarik, Associate Curator, Canadian Art and the coordinating curator of Georgia O’Keeffe at the AGO, discusses O’Keeffe’s life, work and legacy.

Matthew Israel - The Big Picture 19.05.2017 1:16:27 ↓

Exploring ten of today’s most exciting contemporary artworks created by ten artists over a span of fifteen years, Israel reveals the fascinating stories behind each artwork and connects them to larger social and artistic contexts.

Sarah Greenough - My Faraway One: The Letters of Georgia O’Keeffe and Alfred Stieglitz 19.05.2017 59:24 ↓

Sarah Greenough, Senior Curator of Photographs, National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC explores Georgia O’Keeffe’s legendary personal and aesthetic partnership with Alfred Stieglitz.

Charles Taylor - Religion, the Spiritual and Art 11.01.2017 1:14:34 ↓

Renowned philosopher and political theorist, Charles Taylor, considers how attitudes toward religion influence what we understand about modernity and culture.

Theaster Gates – Artist Talk 25.11.2016 1:41:04 ↓

Theaster Gates speaks on his exhibition, How to Build a House Museum, which uses music, dance, signage, video, artworks and archival documents – many related to the Black and queer experience – to explore how and what museums communicate.

Ross King - Mad Enchantment: Claude Monet and the Painting of the Water Lilies 25.11.2016 1:14:06 ↓

King presents the dramatic history behind the creation of Claude Monet's legendary water lily paintings, and, in the process, presents a compelling and original portrait of one of our most beloved artists.

Luis Jacob and Wanda Nanibush – In Conversation 25.11.2016 1:33:05 ↓

Jacob and Nanibush discuss Toronto art and artists through the lens of each of their own exhibitions.

Chris Hadfield, Paul Colangelo, Vivienne Gucwa and Peter G. Martin - The Mystic North 25.11.2016 1:13:14 ↓

Explore the power of landscape! Each speaker offers a unique perspective on the nature of landscapes, both on earth and in space.

Howard and Cindy Rachofsky with Matthew Teitelbaum - Brown Bag Lunch Series (1) 11.08.2016 57:46 ↓

Dallas collectors and philanthropists Howard and Cindy Rachofsky join AGO director Matthew Teitelbaum in conversation about the connections between collecting, philanthropy and civic change.

Amin Jaffer - Made for Maharajas (5) 11.08.2016 1:23:23 ↓

Amin Jaffer speaks about western luxury goods made for Indian princes in the late 19th and early 20th centuries

Camille Paglia - Brown Bag Lunch Series 11.08.2016 55:23 ↓

Camille Paglia takes a chronological look at the paintings, sculptures, architectural styles, performance pieces, and digital art that have defined and transformed our visual world.

Betty Woodman - Life and Art 11.08.2016 1:13:39 ↓

Renowned ceramic artist, Betty Woodman speaks about her life and art on the eve of the opening of an exhibition of her work at the Gardiner Museum.

Benjamin Harshav - Marc Chagall and his Times 11.08.2016 1:32:26 ↓

Yale University Professor and preeminent Jewish culture critic, Benjamin Harshav discusses the life and times of Marc Chagall.

Nuit Blanche Panel - When Curators Speak 11.08.2016 1:30:21 ↓

The AGO hosts Nuit Talk #4, an in-depth look at curating the past curators of Nuit Blanche.

Hari Krishnan - South Indian Courtly Dance (1) 11.08.2016 1:29:46 ↓

inDANCE artistic director Hari Krishnan, presents South Indian courtly dance traditions based on decades of research in remote villages in South India.