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After a landmark international tour, Early Days: Indigenous Art at the McMichael returns to the McMichael Canadian Art Collection. First presented in 2020-2021, this critically...
This exhibition explores the work of one of the most significant and under-researched footwear designers of the 20th century, André Perugia. A pioneering Italian-French shoe...
Join our small-group adult watercolor painting course at Fan Fine Art Studio, a private visual arts studio located in Scarborough, Toronto. This ongoing weekend program...
Paint on chocolate. Yes, really. This Chocolate Painting Open Studio invites you to create edible artwork on handcrafted chocolate canvases using edible paints. No art...
The latest series from Ghanaian-Canadian multidisciplinary artist and LEGO® sculptor, Ekow Nimako. The 16 new artworks in this series thread together elements of West African...
This groundbreaking ROM-original exhibition explores the profound connection between Japanese objects and the human sense of touch, known as shokkan—a vital element in the creation and...
In the early twentieth century members of the Group of Seven rose to prominence for their expressive landscape paintings of remote places across Canada, making...
Opening Reception: Thursday 12 February, 7–10PM Throughout his multidisciplinary practice, Alvin Luong uses strategies such as reenactment and reconstruction to recoup moments from the past...
Land. Sea. Sugar. Salt.: Terrestrial and Aquatic Contemplations of the Caribbean offers a space of reflection about the Caribbean through the work of eleven artists, who continue to have familial and lived...
Old Growth invites visitors to experience the McMichael’s most iconic and enduring treasures, artworks that have shaped the way generations have seen and felt the Canadian...
Volcano presents Preservation, an exhibition of new multidisciplinary artworks by four internationally-acclaimed Palestinian artists: dancer and choreographer Marah Haj; filmmaker Moaz Hosni; installation and multidisciplinary...
Solo fine art photography exhibition at The Cardinal Gallery located at 1231 Davenport Road, Toronto March 21-May 17, 2026. OPENING NIGHT RECEPTION WITH ARTIST IN...
Koffler Arts welcomes Toronto artist Gillian Iles to the Koffler Gallery to present her exhibition, Glorious Catastrophe (March 26 - June 7, 2026). In this...
Join us for a hands-on workshop series led by four Indigenous professional artists. Through shared learning and art-making, participants will explore themes of land, resilience,...
Acquisitions breathe new life into museum collections. Fresh Air presents a selection of the McMichael’s recent acquisitions, presented in dynamic dialogue with long-held works from the collection....
In British Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s White Paper strategy on immigration, he warned that without stronger integration “we risk becoming an island of strangers.” Working...
Working in richly layered textile collage, Paulina Constancia’s MOMents traces the quiet, intricate rhythms of care that shape daily life. It reflects the resilience and...
From towering dinosaur skeletons to awe-inspiring contemporary paintings, ROM is home to more than 13.5 million artworks, artifacts, and specimens from around the world and...
“Visible Labour” presents the work of 5 women artists who meet to discuss their work, exposing it to each other’s sensibilities as a counterweight to...
WAAC Members in Focus showcases the creativity and range of photographic work being produced by members of the Women’s Art Association of Canada (WAAC). From...
CONTACT Photography Festival is an annual citywide event spanning May 2026. CONTACT is the Toronto-based Festival dedicated to exhibiting, analyzing, and celebrating photography and lens-based...
1 Week. 3 Strangers. 4 Provinces. 5,000 Kilometres. With no fixed itinerary, Ryan Bolton and Yuma Dean Hester traveled north through Northern Alberta into the...
Breaking Sound is a month-long exhibition by Toronto-based multidisciplinary artist Rhandy Adolphe (SAMBAranthony), part of the 2026 CONTACT Photography Festival . Through a body of...
See Downtown Yonge through a different lens this May!As part of the CONTACT Photography Festival (@contactphoto), Yonge Perspective II returns to College Park, featuring a...