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The AGO’s holdings reflect 11,000 years of visual expression and tradition in the land we now call Canada. Explore the works of Inuit, First Nations, historical and contemporary Canadian artists, organized around themes of memory, power and myth.

About Private Gallery Tours

$140 per guided tour (up to 20 people maximum) plus admission fee.

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Group Sales
317 Dundas Street West
Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5T 1G4

Local: 416-979-6626
Toll Free North America: 1-877-225-4246
Fax: 416-204-2717
Email: groupsales@ago.net

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Collecting is a lifelong passion for many. Experience the Sarick Collection of Inuit Art; the Frum Collection of African Art; and the Thomson Collection of European and Canadian Art, including rare medieval European miniatures, ship models and Chinese snuff bottles.

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Discover the role of women through the AGO’s collections, including European, Canadian, African, Photography and Contemporary. Over the centuries, women have evolved from muse and model to creator. Explore their unique contribution to historical and contemporary art.

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Hot Issues of the Day: Contemporary Art

What are the hot issues of today? Engage in discussions about the intriguing and provocative work of Canadian and international contemporary artists on view in the spectacular new Gehry-designed gallery spaces.

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