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A spotlight on 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.

Celebrate the land we live on, the air we breathe and the water we drink.

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.

Discover weekly hands-on fun, exploring activities that ignite creativity and imagination for all ages.

A breathtaking canoe procession along Toronto’s waterfront that celebrates the vibrant life and connections of Lake Ontario!

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 indigo dyeing as an expression of identity and cultural adaptation.

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

A captivating visual exhibition reflecting the heart of the Filipino identity.

Step into one of the most otherworldly art landscapes ever created. Presented by Luminato Festival.

Glowing public art transforms the city’s skyline into a symbol of connection and community. Presented by Luminato Festival.

In this whimsical and interactive public art installation, saddle up and ride a phantom horse.

Inspired by sustainable design, a stunning collaboration between Coolican & Company and Calla Haynes.

A collaborative body of work between curator Kate Tessier and current Artists-in-Residence.

Innovative international glass artist Laura Donefer shares her bombastic, joyful glasswork.

A multidisciplinary exhibition of innovative works in sculpture, photography and textiles.

Please note: Our Main Building and galleries will not be open to the public for Nuit Blanche. Access to “Hopes and Fears Assembly” will be on the northwest side of the Main Building. Vendors and accessible washrooms are also available outdoors on the west side of our campus. The Hopes and Fears Assembly is a […]

Harbourfront Centre’s Visual Arts exhibitions present unconventional works from celebrated contemporary visual artists, and this fall, we are thrilled to welcome a group of exceptional new works to Gallery 235, the vitrines and south hallway. Join us on Thursday, September 12 for the opening reception of our Fall 2024 exhibitions. We welcome outstanding artists – the group […]

This special Visual Arts exhibition showcases the Philippines’ rich historical and cultural tapestry, offering insight into a nation of 7641 islands. Each work is a window into the past, accompanied by relevant historical facts, making this collection an invaluable educational resource. It not only enlightens the public about the Philippines’ past, but also fosters a […]