Everything on the calendar filed under art & exhibitions. 23 listings, soonest first.
The country’s art fair. A day pass runs past twenty dollars, but it is the entire scene in one room.
All The Craze TV, a children's entertainment company, offers face painting in Day of the Dead-inspired designs with a colourful look. Glitter tattoos are offered alongside the face painting.
A backstage pass to the last analogue decade, shot by the Hole and Smashing Pumpkins bassist. Opens to the public today; runs into next summer.
Forty years of Rebecca Baird and Kenny Alvin Baird, shown alongside work by Inuk artist Michael Massie. Free, and usually empty on a weekday afternoon.
Ritual and rebellion in Black style and self-fashioning. Members from October 7, passholders October 9, everyone else from October 13.
The Main and University galleries reopen after installation, with a fall opening reception on September 9, 6–8pm. Free, two minutes from Dundas station.
A digital artwork by Julien Creuzet is shown across several screens each night, drawing on poetry, history and Caribbean traditions. It is one work in the biennial curated by Allison Glenn.
Visually impaired artist Adam Macciocchi-Lancia shows layered acrylic paintings and intricate line work on connection, mental health and digital life. He also paints a new work live on two Friday evenings.
Visitors can explore Bharti Kher's exhibition Bones on Floors 1 and 3, a newly commissioned site-specific work by Delcy Morelos on Floor 2, and Beverly Glenn-Copeland's recovered song Light of the Heavens in the South Stairwell. Snacks and drinks are sold at Forno Cultura.
Participants forage wild grape, buckthorn, acorns, red currants, turmeric and walnuts in Toronto's ravines to extract colour and make natural inks, then sketch with brushes and dip pens. The session is guided by Etobicoke land-based artist Alex Iorgu and is inspired by Delcy Morelos's installation Ombligo.
Visitors to this free all-day museum event can make assemblage art in a drop-in workshop, using shapes and foam stamps. The workshop takes inspiration from exhibiting artist Bharti Kher's assemblage works on Floor 1.
Participants make their own artwork in the free, drop-in Art Hive session on Floor 1, responding to a prompt linked to Bharti Kher's Bones exhibition and her densely bindi-covered Matter paintings. Sessions are facilitated by Toronto Art Therapy Institute graduate students, and all skill levels are welcome.
Participants make their own artwork in the free, drop-in Art Hive session on Floor 1, responding to a prompt linked to Bharti Kher's Bones exhibition and her densely bindi-covered Matter paintings. Sessions are facilitated by Toronto Art Therapy Institute graduate students, and all skill levels are welcome.
Participants move through gentle yoga and breathwork beside Delcy Morelos's multi-sensory installation Ombligo, a belly-like form of sisal rope treated with soil, corn and aromatics. The class combines mindfulness, meditation and movement, and no prior experience is needed.
Visitors can explore Bharti Kher's exhibition Bones on Floors 1 and 3, a newly commissioned site-specific work by Delcy Morelos on Floor 2, and Beverly Glenn-Copeland's recovered song Light of the Heavens in the South Stairwell. Snacks and drinks are sold at Forno Cultura.
Participants make their own artwork in the free, drop-in Art Hive session on Floor 1, responding to a prompt linked to Bharti Kher's Bones exhibition and her densely bindi-covered Matter paintings. Sessions are facilitated by Toronto Art Therapy Institute graduate students, and all skill levels are welcome.
Participants make their own artwork in the free, drop-in Art Hive session on Floor 1, responding to a prompt linked to Bharti Kher's Bones exhibition and her densely bindi-covered Matter paintings. Sessions are facilitated by Toronto Art Therapy Institute graduate students, and all skill levels are welcome.
Visitors can explore Bharti Kher's exhibition Bones on Floors 1 and 3, a newly commissioned site-specific work by Delcy Morelos on Floor 2, and Beverly Glenn-Copeland's recovered song Light of the Heavens in the South Stairwell. Snacks and drinks are sold at Forno Cultura.
Participants make their own artwork in the free, drop-in Art Hive session on Floor 1, responding to a prompt linked to Bharti Kher's Bones exhibition and her densely bindi-covered Matter paintings. Sessions are facilitated by Toronto Art Therapy Institute graduate students, and all skill levels are welcome.
Participants make their own artwork in the free, drop-in Art Hive session on Floor 1, responding to a prompt linked to Bharti Kher's Bones exhibition and her densely bindi-covered Matter paintings. Sessions are facilitated by Toronto Art Therapy Institute graduate students, and all skill levels are welcome.
Visitors can explore Bharti Kher's exhibition Bones on Floors 1 and 3, a newly commissioned site-specific work by Delcy Morelos on Floor 2, and Beverly Glenn-Copeland's recovered song Light of the Heavens in the South Stairwell. Snacks and drinks are sold at Forno Cultura.