 | Where do you get your news? Are you a newspaper person or a blog addict? Do you have a Twitter habit or a radio allegiance? Take our survey and tell us! You could win a $100 AGO gift card. | |  | Night skies and desert floors Vija Celmins wants you to slow down and contemplate the details of her mesmerizing works, coming to the AGO on May 4. | |  | The mystery of Gershon Iskowitz What happened in the life of artist Gershon Iskowitz during the years of 1946–56? With a little help from the AGO archives, we might unravel this mystery. | |  | A night at the museum! We caught up with Ariel Legaspi – winner of the #InfinityAGO sleepover contest – to find out what inspired his love for Yayoi Kusama's artwork. | |  | Happy Birthday, Eiffel Tower From eyesore to icon, celebrate 130 years of the Eiffel Tower with a visit to Impressionism in the Age of Industry: Monet, Pissarro and more. | | | PHOTO CREDITS: [1] Image by Pexels. [2] Vija Celmins, To Fix the Image in Memory I–XI, 1977–82. Eleven stones and eleven made objects (bronze and acrylic paint), dimensions variable. The Museum of Modern Art, New York, gift of Edward R. Broida in honor of David and Renee McKee © Vija Celmins. Photo: courtesy Matthew Marks Gallery. [3] Unknown, Gershon Iskowitz with painting design for a limited edition Art Gallery of Ontario umbrella, 1986, Gershon Iskowitz Fonds, E.P. Taylor Library and Archives. [4] Ariel Legaspi taken in Yayoi Kasuma's Obliteration Room. [5] Installation view, Construction of the Eiffel Tower by Theophile Feau, April 1888 to April 1889. | | | | | | |
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