The Picasso Exhibit at the AGO is almost too much! Even if you are just walking and giving a glance you can't do it in under 15 minutes. But you don't want to....these are his choices from the Picasso Museum itself. Whether you consider yourself creative or not, whether he is you favourite painter/sculptor or not...this is a life's work... More

Years and years ago before the 'new' AGO was opened, I was a young lonely office worker that spent all of my spare time at the AGO. It never failed to sooth my spirit or inspire my ambition then and now 40 years later it still does the same. The exhibits are first class always and constantly changing, reflecting the... More

So many recognizable pieces of art at the Gallery. The renovations are stunning. More

I love going to the AGO, and try to catch as many exhibits as I can. They're wonderfully laid out and explained, and it's a beautiful space. The price is a bit steep, though - I don't think this sort of experience should be limited to those with disposable income. When I was a student living in the city, I... More

We loved the variety of exhibitions, especially the Ayala Zacks tribute, good to be reminded of generous benefactors who donate art collections so that many can share in the wonder of art and artists. A fabulous collection of amazing model ships in the lower ground floor, astonishing skill displayed. A wide range of Canadian and European art. The Group of... More

When we got away from the Picasso dribble, which I do not why I endured once again, opppssss here we have the GROUP OF SEVEN. And with actual little field canvases, which shows how the final larger painting was done. Several rooms also show the 1800's way of presenting art, and then the Impressionist, also Canadian Grp of Seven.............. very... More

Excellent exhibitions in a beautifully designed space. The contemporary and modern collection is particularly good. More

We loved the architecture of the place, designed by Frank Gehry. We visited the Picasso exhibit, which was really good. The collection of Canadian art is large and informative. However, $25 for entrance [including the price of the Picasso exhibit] seems too steep. That's the price of the Met in NYC, and this museum is not as good or as... More

Recently visited the AGO because of their Picasso exhibit. Great collection of unusual pieces including some fascinating sculptures by this amazing artist. Good commentary on the headsets that you can rent for $3 each ($2 if you are a member). There are also numerous children's commentary on many of the pieces. The exhibit only takes about an hour and a... More