by Sherry Qin
Destress and enter a world of mysticism and creativity in an exhibit that focuses on various ethnicities depicted through the stories of self-identity.
Toronto Biennial of Art 2024 / Collision Gallery
Category: FEATURES
Paul Maheke at Mercer Union
by Nane Zadoorian & Polyna Alexseev
Maheke has successfully created a very still yet dynamic environment formed by the experience of sound and physical surroundings.
Gio Swaby at Art Toronto 2024
by Abuk Lual
By establishing her own path, Swaby creates a space where Black women feel seen, understood, and safe, honoring their identities without limiting them to a single perspective.
Toronto Biennial of Art 2024 / 32 Lisgar St.
by Nusrat Papia
The Toronto Biennial of Art, Lisgar St. location is a masterful curation of artistic expressions. Every piece inspires awe.
Stephanie Comilang at Daniel Faria Gallery
by Antonella Pecora Ruiz
Bouquets for Paradise advocates for awareness of the histories and ongoing challenges faced by Filipino communities and underscores the importance of preserving cultural heritage
Sophia Lapres at Towards Gallery
by Rebekah Barona
Lapres’s work exposes the futility of life, but at the same time celebrates that futility. A mixed blessing is our brief time alive.
Experimental Intervention at Propeller Gallery
by Kaya Meziane
The show celebrates risk and reinvention in contemporary art, and challenges artists to push past traditional boundaries, embracing risk.
Campfire / Ribbon Cutting
by Athen Go
Campfire exhibits the enduring mark of Indigenous voices. Now a permanent fixture on the lakeshore, it also signals the ability of public art to alchemize and immortalize these stories.
Alex Da Corte: Ear Worm at MOCA
by Victoria Filippo
Ear Worm reflects the complexity of living with and without memories, offering a vivid portrayal of the dual forces of nostalgia and dread.
An Engaging Stroll Through Art Toronto 2024
by Sherry Qin
I was overstimulated by the numerous artworks. I was pulled in multiple directions as they intrigued me at every turn
Visiting Art Toronto 2024
by Hugh Alcock & Nusrat Papia
As usual, there is too much to see at this art fair. Lots of treasures.
Art Toronto 2024
by Phil Anderson
This year’s Art Toronto will not disappoint those who enjoy art and for those who can afford it… take some home.