Marina Diolaiti Ombligo is beautiful, it is serene, but it is also dismaying.
by Phil Anderson My works investigate how images of women are constructed in relation to male desire, consumption, and idealized femininity.
by Yehyun Lee The exhibition moves beyond familiar images of the region and invites a more historically attentive understanding.
by Mikael Sandblom Understanding how something is made can add another dimension to our appreciation
by Phil Anderson Art Toronto was a hive of activity with 100+ Galleries and a lot of art loving attendees.
by Nusrat Papia This year, Art Toronto brings together Canadian and international galleries
October 29 – November 1, 2026 The fair will host over 100 national and international galleries and much more!
by Hugh Alcock Rockwell effectively has created his own legend
by Angie Ospina In these works, the sun’s presence settles on nearly all interior surfaces.
by Hugh Alcock The gallery’s stated mission is to showcase non-objective abstract art.
by Roy Bernardi and Jennifer Leskiw Ronald will be historically acknowledged as one of Canada’s most prominent abstract expressionist artists.
September 26 – December 20, 2026 / Various locations 12-week city-wide exhibition features works by over 30 artists and collectives.