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A tipi made from sofas

Brian Jungen's monumental Furniture Sculpture is now on view for the first time in over a decade, but only until July 28.

A book worth picking up

American novelist Colson Whitehead brings history to life at the AGO on July 17 with the launch of his new novel, The Nickle Boys.

Meet HARK - the Humanish Art Robot, 'Kay?

Have no fear; HARK is here! The new AGO chatbot is giving visitors an innovative way to interact and learn more about works in Brian Jungen Friendship Centre.

Take a staycation at the AGO

You don't need to go far to feel like you're on holiday. Spend your summer at the (air-conditioned) AGO, where there's something for every member of your family.

Art Pick of the Week: Fisher-boy Dancing the Tarantella

Every week we're sharing one of our favourite artworks for you to see on your next visit to the AGO. Check out this week's Art Pick, Fisher-boy Dancing the Tarantella, by artist Francisque-Joseph Duret.

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PHOTO CREDITS: [1] Brian Jungen, Furniture Sculpture, 2006, installation view at the Art Gallery of Ontario, 2019. 11 leather sofas, 619.8 x 589.3 x 721.4 cm, Collection of the Vancouver Art Gallery, Purchased with significant financial support from the Audain Foundation, and additional contribution from Rick Erickson and the Vancouver Art Gallery Acquisition Fund, VAG 2006.2.1 a-ee, © Brian Jungen Photo: Dean Tomlinson / Art Gallery of Ontario [2] Image courtesy of Madeline Whitehead. [3] Image courtesy of the AGO. [4] Image courtesy of the AGO. [5] Francisque-Joseph Duret. Fisher-boy Dancing the Tarantella (Souvenir of Naples), 1833; cast before 1847. bronze, Overall (including base): 158 x 69 x 60 cm. Purchased with donations from AGO members and friends, 1990. © Art Gallery of Ontario 90/68
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