AGO

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AGO is a major art museum in Toronto, Canada, renowned for its extensive collection of Canadian and international art.

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instanceOf art museum
cultural institution
architect Barton Myers
Frank Gehry
KPMB Architects
category Art museums and galleries in Canada
Museums in Toronto
collectionSize over 90,000 works
collectionType Canadian art
Contemporary art
European art
Indigenous art
coordinateLocation 43.653°N 79.392°W
country Canada
formerName Art Gallery of Toronto
Art Museum of Toronto
governingBody Board of Trustees of the Art Gallery of Ontario
hasCollection African art collection
Group of Seven works
Modern and contemporary art collection
Oceanic art collection
Thomson Collection of Canadian Art
Thomson Collection of European Art
photography collection
prints and drawings collection
sculpture collection
hasFacility Galleria Italia
Henry Moore Sculpture Centre
Jackman Hall
education centre
research library and archives
inception 1900
languageOfWorkOrName English
locatedIn Downtown Toronto
Grange Park neighbourhood
Ontario
location Toronto
nativeName Art Gallery of Ontario
notableWorkHeld Large Two Forms by Henry Moore
The Massacre of the Innocents by Peter Paul Rubens
The West Wind by Tom Thomson
linked to: The West Wind
operatedBy non-profit organization
publicTransitAccess Osgoode station
St. Patrick station
regionServed Greater Toronto Area
shortName AGO
significantArchitecturalFeature glass and wood façade on Dundas Street
significantArchitecturalStyle Deconstructivism
significantEvent major Frank Gehry expansion completed in 2008
streetAddress 317 Dundas Street West
website https://ago.ca

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Art Gallery of Ontario shortName AGO
subject linked to: AGO