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Women are napping in public to protest street harassment
A photograph on display in U of T's Figures Of Sleep exhibition is a reminder that dozing off in a park should not be an act of defiance more
Samuel Engelking
Sterling Road DIY space Unit 2 crowdfunds expansion plan
Many indie event venues have shuttered in recent years, but the founders of the eight-year-old queer community fixture intend to buck the trend more
Christopher Burke
10 art shows to be excited about in 2018
From Yoko Ono and Yayoi Kusama to Indigenous architecture and Nuit Blanche in Scarborough, here are the artists and exhibitions to watch out for this year more
Samuel Engelking
Nuit Blanche is moving to Scarborough
In 2018 and 2019, the city's all-night art event will take place simultaneously downtown and in the east-end suburb more
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Here are the five public art installations coming to Queens Quay in January 2018
The second annual Ice Breakers competition will transform Toronto's Waterfront with interactive installations from international artists more
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The 10 best art shows of 2017
Many of this year's top exhibitions explored Canada's colonial legacy, the concept of nationhood and the meaning of monuments more
Michelle da Silva
The ROM's Christian Dior exhibit is about more than fashion
The haute couture house's 70th anniversary provides a springboard for discussion on gender, mass consumption and our current political climate more
An art gallery dedicated to artists on the margins is opening in Parkdale
The Margin of Eras Gallery resists the colonial elitism of Toronto's established art institutions more
An exhibit devoted to Black Canadian contemporary art is opening at the ROM next year
Here We Are Here will open on January 27 and showcase the work of nine artists more
Courtesy Nicholas Metivier Gallery, Toronto
Burtynsky's Anthropocene coming to the AGO in September 2018
The photographer's sprawling collaboration with filmmakers Jennifer Baichwal and Nicholas de Pencier will open simultaneously in Toronto and Ottawa more
Yuula Benivolski/Evergreen
A statue of King Edward VII will float down the Don River this weekend
Amy Lam and Jon McCurley's performance art piece highlighting the river's hidden history takes place over three Sundays in November more
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Cape Dorset youth pick their favourite Annie Pootoogook drawings
The first major retrospective of the late Inuk artist's work runs through February at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection more
Sobey Art Award winner Ursula Johnson spreads her wings
The Mi’kmaw artist talks about her big prize win, moose fencing and how she became a butterfly more
Paul Salvatori
How art can change how we think about homelessness: photo essay
Cleveland-based artist Loren Naji brought his Emoh sculpture to Toronto this weekend. Fittingly, he didn’t have a venue more
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Multimedia experience turned Rouge Park into a time warp
Sarah Fuller's Illuminations is the latest artwork to question the Canada 150 time frame more
