Image via Art Gallery of Ontario. "That's the highest attendance number to date for any museum exhibiting Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirrors," said the AGO's Andrea-Jo Wilson by email on Monday.

Infinity comes to Toronto! AGO’s Infinity Mirror Room opens to the public on May 25 #InfinityAGO Donors see it first; AGO Members see it free; Toronto see… ...

More than 4,700 people contributed to the crowdfunding campaign, with donations ranging from $1 to $25,000. It is believed to be the first time in Canada a contemporary artwork has been acquired ...

Its two telescopes, the 11.5-foot (3.5 meters) New Technology Telescope (NTT) and the 11.8-foot (3.6 m) telescope both use ultraprecise mirrors to bounce images back from space for analysis.

One of Yayoi Kusama's Infinity Mirror Rooms could find a permanent home in Toronto — but the AGO needs $1.3 million to acquire it.

From the Polaroid period to the Instagram instant, Kusama has had the last laugh. Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirrors is at the Art Gallery of Ontario from March 3 to May 27 (ago.ca) ...

Yayoi Kusama’s Infinity Mirror Room – Let’s Survive Forever, which has never been shown in Canada before, goes on display on May 25. The AGO acquired the room following an ambitious ...

Opens Saturday, May 25. Free 25 and under, or $25. AGO. An all-day AGO party2 Speaking of infinity mirrors, the AGO is hyping up its grand unveiling with a new block party.

More than 165,000 people visited Yayoi Kusama's renowned Infinity Mirror rooms at the AGO during a limited run this year. Now the museum hopes the public will help bring a permanent display to ...

Whereas the rooms exhibited during Infinity Mirrors’ AGO run allowed one or two people in at a time, Jost says the new room, which is under construction, will fit five people.

In this photo, staff at La Silla work to clean the 11.8-foot telescope's primary mirror. As the mirror was made with fused silica, it takes a delicate process to restore it to a clean ...