A monumental moment
Utterly transforming the Art Gallery of Ontario, Frank Gehry has created an exhilarating work of architecture that honours the art it houses, gives new life to Toronto's downtown, and confirms Gehry's stature as one of the world's great creative geniuses
Unmasking art's dazzling pleasures
– and its dirty secrets, too
The Globe's visual-arts critic gets an early look at the resdesigned Art Gallery of Ontario and comes away impressed. Director Matthew Teitelbaum and the curators, she writes, have taken the AGO off auto-pilot, and the gamble has paid off.
Finished AGO puts Gehry's fears to rest
Open to the public today, revamped gallery gets nod of approval from its architect, despite his desire to 'go back and do a few things' if the money was there
Other news 
Prized collection unveiled after AGO privately canvassed donors
Prominent collectors agree to each donate a single rare treasure
A gift to the AGO that keeps on giving
What's makes donation special is that the naming rights it acquires are time-limited
AGO bullish on attendance
Revamped gallery, which reopens to the general public on Friday, hopes to avoid ROM missteps
A new look, a new bond with residents
Toronto's Art Gallery of Ontario unveils its revamped home in a state of happy detente with the neighbourhood
Society:
AGO Artists’ preview party
Art Gallery opening a picture
Globe Editorial 
Restrained masterpiece
Frank Gehry's overhaul of the Art Gallery of Ontario is a reminder of the power of architecture to reinvent ideas, institutions and cities





