Archived Exhibitions
150 Acts: Art, Activism, Impact
05/24/2019 - 08/18/2019
What does nationhood mean to Canada? This is the question that 150 Acts: Art, Activism, Impact is designed to, if not answer, then continue exploring.
150 Acts: Art, Activism, Impact
05/24/2019 - 08/18/2019
What does nationhood mean to Canada? This is the question that 150 Acts: Art, Activism, Impact is designed to, if not answer, then continue exploring.
Line Dufour: Worn Worlds
05/31/2019 - 07/07/2019
“Clothes are our autobiography and our identity. Cloth’s materiality carries the absent body. Through clothing and textiles, connections of love and relationships transcend absence, death, memory, and genealogy.”
Line Dufour: Worn Worlds
05/31/2019 - 07/07/2019
“Clothes are our autobiography and our identity. Cloth’s materiality carries the absent body. Through clothing and textiles, connections of love and relationships transcend absence, death, memory, and genealogy.”
Denise McKay: In Search of Self
03/09/2019 - 04/28/2019
A retrospective exhibition is always a fascinating exercise to see where an artist started, where she went, and how she got there. The career of Denise McKay seems to have moved through many different paths, but on closer examination, there is a thread that unites it all.
Denise McKay: In Search of Self
03/09/2019 - 04/28/2019
A retrospective exhibition is always a fascinating exercise to see where an artist started, where she went, and how she got there. The career of Denise McKay seems to have moved through many different paths, but on closer examination, there is a thread that unites it all.
Chari Cohen: Sanctuary
01/09/2019 - 04/21/2019
Chari Cohen’s Sanctuary examines the boundary between sculpture and installation. Ceramics is no longer confined to a pedestal or plinth – ceramics is now free to inhabit any space and expand its boundaries.
Chari Cohen: Sanctuary
01/09/2019 - 04/21/2019
Chari Cohen’s Sanctuary examines the boundary between sculpture and installation. Ceramics is no longer confined to a pedestal or plinth – ceramics is now free to inhabit any space and expand its boundaries.
Ears, Eyes, Voice: Black Canadian Photojournalists 1970s – 1990s
02/09/2019 - 03/31/2019
Ears, Eyes, Voice brings together important visual works by Black Canadian Photojournalists Jules Elder, Eddie Grant, Diane Liverpool, Al Peabody and Jim Russell. Their combined archive reveals a comprehensive and rare record that visually documents over three decades of stories that tell the important history of Toronto’s diverse Black communities.
Ears, Eyes, Voice: Black Canadian Photojournalists 1970s – 1990s
02/09/2019 - 03/31/2019
Ears, Eyes, Voice brings together important visual works by Black Canadian Photojournalists Jules Elder, Eddie Grant, Diane Liverpool, Al Peabody and Jim Russell. Their combined archive reveals a comprehensive and rare record that visually documents over three decades of stories that tell the important history of Toronto’s diverse Black communities.
Voices in Black Canadian Narratives
02/09/2019 - 03/31/2019
Curator Lindon Barrett presents Voices in Black Canadian Narratives, an exhibition honouring the work of artists Joan Butterfield, Nicole Alexander, and Ian P. Grant. Each artist brings their own distinct voice to the fabric of Canadian stories and histories.
Voices in Black Canadian Narratives
02/09/2019 - 03/31/2019
Curator Lindon Barrett presents Voices in Black Canadian Narratives, an exhibition honouring the work of artists Joan Butterfield, Nicole Alexander, and Ian P. Grant. Each artist brings their own distinct voice to the fabric of Canadian stories and histories.
Territories in Metal
02/02/2019 - 03/31/2019
Territories in Metal presents the work of Brigitte Clavette, Chantal Gilbert, Lou Lynn, and Silvia Taylor – four artists who work with metal and the inclusion of other materials. While these artists may be linked by medium, it is the distinctive way each artist challenges the function of everyday objects that connect them.
Territories in Metal
02/02/2019 - 03/31/2019
Territories in Metal presents the work of Brigitte Clavette, Chantal Gilbert, Lou Lynn, and Silvia Taylor – four artists who work with metal and the inclusion of other materials. While these artists may be linked by medium, it is the distinctive way each artist challenges the function of everyday objects that connect them.
Tom Wilson: Beautiful Scars: Mohawk Warriors, Hunters, and Chiefs
12/01/2018 - 01/27/2019
Indigenous Artist Tom Wilson is a Canadian cultural icon from Hamilton, Ontario, who is well known for his musical work as Junkhouse, Blackie and the Rodeo Kings, and Lee Harvey Osmond.
Tom Wilson: Beautiful Scars: Mohawk Warriors, Hunters, and Chiefs
12/01/2018 - 01/27/2019
Indigenous Artist Tom Wilson is a Canadian cultural icon from Hamilton, Ontario, who is well known for his musical work as Junkhouse, Blackie and the Rodeo Kings, and Lee Harvey Osmond.
Dil Hildebrand & Patrick Thibert: Dancing on the Grave
12/01/2018 - 01/27/2019
As a sculptor, Thibert’s artistic practice has moved from a deep engagement with abstraction towards the figure and has since leapt back into the power of shape, line, and colour.
Dil Hildebrand & Patrick Thibert: Dancing on the Grave
12/01/2018 - 01/27/2019
As a sculptor, Thibert’s artistic practice has moved from a deep engagement with abstraction towards the figure and has since leapt back into the power of shape, line, and colour.