Format: Exhibition

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A ceramic exhibition that embraces maximalism, exploring the tension between harmony and experimentation.

A series of ceramic sculptures exploring the tensions of navigating between cultures and ways of belonging.

Ceramic compositions inspired by maps and architectural fragments, examining how we experience space and play.

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A series of LED signs offering a tongue-in-cheek interpretation of religious and spiritual advertising.

Three murals symbolize the erosion of democracy, civil liberties, peace and environmental justice.

A public art installation connecting ancient history and modern sport across North America.

A spotlight on three women changemakers and revolutionaries from Toronto’s past and present.

Experience our new mosaic-inspired mural celebrating the people, diversity and inclusive spirit of Toronto.

A reflective installation connecting personal heritage and shared identity through textile tradition.

Glassworks inspired by the storied artisanal process of glassmaking in Murano, Italy.

Reimagining art galleries as a place of play, creativity and creation.

Watch a video presentation of Dwight Jones’ commissioned work, The Pull, as part of the third edition of KUUMBA 365.

Watch a video presentation of Larnell Lewis’ commissioned work, From Shell, to Sea, to Memory, as part of the third edition of KUUMBA 365.

Watch a video presentation of Dennis Passley’s commissioned work, Surface Tension, as part of the third edition of KUUMBA 365.

The latest series from Ghanaian-Canadian multidisciplinary artist and LEGO® sculptor, Ekow Nimako.

Step back into the golden age of Toronto’s children’s television with this nostalgic exhibition.

An exhibition exploring how our collective identity can shift amid the climate crisis, war and social unrest.

Engage with the processes, politics and poetics of craft and design with current Artists-in-Residence.

In the city’s rush, Copper Canopy invites you to pause beneath something that feels alive.

An exhibition exploring themes of time, memory and interdependence through the metaphor of fossils.

Get inspired and visit our bold, thought-provoking art exhibitions—free and on view now.

A playful installation of 50 trees that will tour Toronto to call attention to trees’ critical role in urban landscapes.