by Roy Bernardi
The Ben Woolfitt Foundation Reopens With a Fresh Look and a Bold Celebration of Abstraction.
The Modern Toronto Reopens
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Ry Van Der Hout: In Broken Light at Spadina Museum
by Marina Diolaiti
The exhibition successfully delivers on the daunting task of reanimating a historical site
Propeller Art Gallery Turning 30
Six Positions in Abstraction at The Red Head Gallery
by Hugh Alcock
A dazzling testament to the fact that the modernist tradition of abstraction is thriving, and has plenty of life in it.
Sara Cwynar: Baby Blue Benzo Beta at MOCA
by Antonella Pecora Ruiz
Cwynar does not create an alternate universe so much as reorganize the one we already live in.
Interview with Daniel Cardoso about The Artist Studio
by Emese Krunak-Hajagos
Our dream and goals are to create new chances for artists to expand and thrive in their careers.
“Looks Good on Paper…” at Propeller Art Gallery
by Yehyun Lee
Jacobi’s exhibition offers a thoughtful reminder that materials possess histories of their own.
Queer Asynchronies and A Shadow Holds at United Contemporary
Monty Cantsin Amen – Illegal Alien
by Roy Bernardi and Jennifer Leskiw
This mural is essential for art enthusiasts and history aficionados seeking engaging experiences
Walking TOAF 2026
by Nusrat Papia
Across these exhibitions, a shared thread emerges: art as a carrier of memory, identity, and lived experience.
TOAF turns 65
by Phil Anderson
A wonderful fair of artwork by many artists enriching the cultural fabric of the city. 65 and looking good.
TOAF 2026
July 10 – 12, 2026 / Nathan Phillips Square
There is a lot to see in the fair, all the artists are very friendly and willing to talk about their work. It is a good time to buy art.