Posts by HollyProcktor

AGOinsider: Lions and lizards and boars

In this week’s AGOinsider, excitement is building ahead of this weekend’s opening of Early Rubens! Plus – read Stephan’s recent op-ed letter to The Art Newspaper, dive into our Q& A with Canadian Musician, Owen Pallett, ahead of AGO Live, and more – all in this week’s AGOinsider. Subscribe to our e-newsletters and enjoy a behind-the-scenes look at news in and […]

Weekly Message from Our Director and CEO, Stephan Jost

Hello Everyone, Tomorrow evening at 7pm through to early Sunday morning we will welcome thousands of visitors taking part in Nuit Blanche. “Unearthed,” a film component of Anishinaabe filmmaker Lisa Jackson’s Transmissions multimedia work, will be shown in Walker Court. Thank you to everyone who will be at the museum throughout the night to ensure […]

Potential CUPE Strike on Monday

As you may know, the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) has served a strike notice for caretakers, office staff, early childhood educators and educational assistants who work in Ontario schools. They are set to strike on Monday, October 7, unless a deal with the province can be reached in time. Bargaining is ongoing, and […]

Reminder: Early Rubens Employee & Volunteer Preview (October 8)

All employees and volunteers are invited to a preview of the Early Rubens exhibition before it opens to members and the public. The preview will take place on Tuesday, Oct. 8 between 12 and 3 pm. As this preview takes place while the Gallery is open to the public, please be sure to bring your I.D. Badge to present […]

Reminder: Please Don’t Wear Scents in the Gallery

Did you know, exposure to perfumes and other scented products can trigger serious health reactions in individuals with asthma, allergies, migraines, or chemical sensitivities? Fast Facts: Chemicals in your scented product can make some people sick, sometimes lasting for many days after exposure. Symptoms may include headaches, sore throat, runny nose, sinus congestion, wheezing and […]

AGO People – Shiralee Hudson Hill

After almost 13 years at the AGO, Shiralee Hudson Hill has left her position as Lead Interpretive Planner. Her last day at the Gallery was Tuesday, October 2. Shiralee has worked on countless AGO projects during her time here, bringing her expertise to many high profile projects and exhibitions ranging from General Idea to Anthropocene, Alex […]

Nike Employee Store Sale – Extended to AGO Employees & Volunteers

Employees, volunteers and interns are invited to take advantage of an exclusive offer for discounts on Nike products at the Nike Employee Store. For access to the Nike Employee Store, visit the People Department to pick up your paper invitation. You will need the paper invitation and your ID badge to enter the store. The […]

Take Our Kids To Work Day

Take Our Kids to Work Day returns on Wednesday, November 6! This annual nation-wide program supports career development by offering students an opportunity to explore career options by connecting them directly to the world of work. If you would like to bring a Grade 9 student to work with you on November 6, please register with […]

Weekly Message from Our Director and CEO, Stephan Jost

Hello Everyone, It looks like people are still receiving strange emails from someone claiming to be me. If the message or address seems suspicious, don’t respond. Forward the message directly to I.T. Support.  Chris Steele in IT is working on blocking the source. I almost always communicate in person. Following the Board of Trustees meeting […]

AGO People – Changes in Public Programming & Learning

We have had an opportunity to further focus the work of Public Programming & Learning on our organizational goals of art, audiences and learning. The AGO’s ambitious 10-year vision is to lead global conversations from Toronto through extraordinary collections, exhibitions, and programs, and by reflecting the people who live here. This vision requires everyone across […]