Program Family: Art

Zita Cobb explores the links between art, design, and economic thinking.

A mixed-media textile installation visualizing the 94 Calls to Action from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

An interactive public artwork exploring trust, civic participation and the promises we make.

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.

Harbourfront Centre joins the Toronto Biennial of Art 2026, a city-wide celebration of contemporary art.

Join Curator Allison Glenn in discussion with Toronto Biennial artists.

An interactive public art installation where you move, play and make music together.

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.

Our artist market welcomes artists of different backgrounds and disciplines to share their creativity!

Create a steelpan-inspired artwork and a matching shak-shak.

Create and block-print your own Carnival flag featuring iconic imagery.

Learn about traditional Métis floral beadwork, culminating in a piece of your own work.

Artists featured in the exhibition material disobedience discuss catharsis and identity through contemporary craft.

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

Our summer season glass blowing workshop where participants can share studio space guided by instructors.

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.

Luminato Festival returns to Harbourfront Centre with live music, aerial spectacles, inventive performances and more.