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At a glance01Art Gallery of Ontario02Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto03The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery
Current position#1 in Toronto#2 in Toronto#3 in Toronto
Recognized asMajor collecting gallery at 317 Dundas Street WestContemporary art museum at 158 Sterling RoadNon-collecting public gallery at 231 Queens Quay West
Best forA full-day Canadian, Indigenous, European, African and contemporary art visitMulti-floor changing exhibitions and contemporary public programsFree international contemporary exhibitions in a focused waterfront visit
Decision fitMajor collection breadth · Study and learning resources · Detailed accessible-visit planningThree exhibition floors · Contemporary commissions · Community-access programsNon-collecting mandate · International commissions · Free admission
Profile typeBusiness / organizationBusiness / organizationBusiness / organization
Geographic scopeToronto, OntarioToronto, OntarioToronto, Ontario
Public editionQ3 2026Q3 2026Q3 2026

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Different strengths.
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Choose AGO for the deepest collection-led visit, MOCA Toronto for multi-floor contemporary exhibitions, or The Power Plant for a free non-collecting program at Harbourfront.

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