Skylight Concert Series.
This summer the AGO presents a program of three performances that use music as a form to explore questions of identity, expression and community, all live in Walker Court. FREE with admission.
Jun 16, 7:30pm: RPM Indigenous Music Showcase: Other Worlds. The AGO, in collaboration with RPM (Revolutions Per Minute), presents the New York-based White Mountain Apache composer and violinist Laura Ortman, who will perform a set of bold, melodic and experimental music. Ortman will by joined by special guest Diné / Navajo composer, multi-instrumentalist, and member of Indigenous art collective Postcommodity, Raven Chacon. Closing out the performance, Toronto-based Anishinaabe singer-songwriter Ansley Simpson performing songs from her debut album Breakwall.
Jul 7, 7pm: Join Toronto-based artist, writer and musician Vivek Shraya for a performance with the Queer Songbook Orchestra, a 12-piece chamber pop collective of queer and allied musicians. This performance marks the launch of Shraya's album, PART-TIME WOMAN.
Jul 21, 7pm: Burnt Sugar the Arkestra Chamber. This historic New York band brings together a sprawling amalgam of musicians and musical genres to Toronto. Spanning from jazz to hip-hop and back these artists have been playing together for almost two decades. In the words of founder and The Village Voice writer Greg Tate, "Burnt Sugar the Arkestra Chamber is a territory band, a new-tribal thang, a community hang, a society music guild aspiring to the condition of all that is molten, glacial, racial, spatial, oceanic, mythic, antiphonal and telepathic."

Screening. Louise Bourgeois: The Spider, the Mistress and the Tangerine, 2008, 1hr 39min. Directed by Marion Cajori & Amei Wallach. This extraordinary documentary is a cinematic journey inside the life and imagination of an icon of modern art. In Jackman Hall, Art Gallery of Ontario. $10 members | $12 public | $8 students. http://bit.ly/2sj1c3N.

Reflections of Us. Celebrating Canada's 150th, the SSC is pleased to present – a portraiture exhibition in all media – exploring national identity. Featuring: Adrienne Alison, John Clinton, Art DiLella, Karen Stoskopf Harding, Elaine Jaques, Saulius Jaskus, Marlene Kawalez, J. Mac, Richard McNeill, Elizabeth Merei, Peter Shoebridge. (Please note: Gallery will be closed Jun 30-Jul 8).

A Tour into the Mind of the Abstract, Vol II. Reynold Thomas. Cove Gallery. Reynold Thomas' show is an exploration of the beauty and strength of black women through abstract and figurative depictions of the female form.

Guided tours: Rembrandt and Highlights. Fees apply. Call 613 533 2190 to register. $10 adults / $7.50 members & children / FREE to children 5 years and under.