Join Brenda Rix, assistant curator of Prints and Drawings at the AGO, for a talk highlighting some of Hunt’s marketing strategies to make his images and message accessible to the widest possible audience.

Gerald McMaster, AGO curator of Canadian Art, will discuss the new approach to the Canadian galleries in the transformed AGO.

This talk by Holman Hunt scholar Carol Jacobi presents the artist’s life and inspirations as well as the development of his approach to art.

The AGO invited University of Toronto Professor of Architecture Larry Richards to wander the perimeter of the AGO and muse on the final phases of its Frank Gehry-designed expansion.

Dr. Augustus (Gus) Casely-Hayford will discuss some of the issues connected to delivering culturally diverse art in 21st-century London.

Louie Palu, Globe and Mail photojournalist; Rannie Turingan, photo blogger; and John Reeves, renowned Canadian photographer, discussed the "Ansel Adams | Alfred Eisenstaedt" exhibition, the evolution of photojournalism, the transition of photojournalism into an artform and the potential impact of new technologies in the field.

With a focus on some of the highlights of the renowned Frum Collection of African art, Dr. Constantine Petridis discusses the close relationship between art and culture in sub-Saharan Africa.

Panel participants include: Dont Rhine, Eddie Peel, Robert Sember, and Janna Graham

Panel participants include: Dont Rhine, Eddie Peel, Robert Sember, and Janna Graham

David Cronenberg discusses insights he gained as guest curator of the exhibition Andy Warhol/Supernova. This podcast is a recording of the question and answer session from the public lecture at the Art Gallery of Ontario on July 7, 2006.