- Group of Seven and Tom Thomson galleries: The Canadian wing is what most people come for. Small, thick-brushed oil panels of northern lakes sit beside large, loud canvases of the same wilderness.
- Galleria Italia: A long hall of glass and Douglas fir ribs that runs along Dundas Street. Streetcars slide past outside while you study the art inside.
- Frank Gehry’s spiral staircase: A helical stair in wood and steel that curls up through the building, popular for photographs and a quiet climb.
- Henry Moore Sculpture Centre: One of the largest public collections of Moore’s work in the world, with bronzes and plasters you can circle at your own pace.
- Inuit art collection: Carved stone, bone and antler figures plus prints from Arctic communities, much of it displayed in bright, uncluttered rooms.
- The Grange:
- Group of Seven and Tom Thomson galleries: The Canadian wing is what most people come for. Small, thick-brushed oil panels of northern lakes sit beside large, loud canvases of the same wilderness.
- Galleria Italia: A long hall of glass and Douglas fir ribs that runs along Dundas Street. Streetcars slide past outside while you study the art inside.
- Frank Gehry’s spiral staircase: A helical stair in wood and steel that curls up through the building, popular for photographs and a quiet climb.
- Henry Moore Sculpture Centre: One of the largest public collections of Moore’s work in the world, with bronzes and plasters you can circle at your own pace.
- Inuit art collection: Carved stone, bone and antler figures plus prints from Arctic communities, much of it displayed in bright, uncluttered rooms.
- The Grange: A restored 1817 Georgian house attached to the gallery, with period rooms and the story of the family who began the site.
- European and contemporary galleries: Rodin, Rembrandt and Monet hang in one wing, with changing modern works elsewhere. Special exhibitions are ticketed separately.
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