Thursday, April 7, 2022

Toronto Biennial of Art now till June 5, 2022


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Performance by Jatiwangi art Factory at Small Arms Inspection Building

Explore Our West-End Sites

Spend your weekend on a mini art crawl of our west end sites! Just a few blocks from Dundas West Station or the Bloor GO, you can explore 15+ Biennial artists across the following four sites. 

Don’t forget, if you download a TBA Pass you can stop along the way and enjoy a discounted coffee at Ethica Coffee Roasters or a glass of house wine from Forno Cultural (MOCA). Simply show your pass download at the time of your purchase. Learn more about all our TBA Pass special perks HERE.

Upcoming Programs and Events: April 7-14
For our events calendar click here.

Repeating With A Difference: Tracing as a Counter-Archival Practice
Participant: Francisco-Fernando Granados
Fri, April 8 | 4:30–7:30pm
Location: 72 Perth Ave
In Person | Workshop
Register 
HERE

Babaylans and Encandadores: A Conversation with Paul Pfeiffer, Simon Speiser, and Stephanie Comilang
Participants: Paul Pfeiffer, Simon Speiser, and Stephanie Comilang
Fri, April 8 | 11am–12pm
Online | Talk
Register 
HERE

Weekly Storytelling Sessions

Visitors to the Toronto Biennial of Art preview week at Small Arms Inspection Building

Holiday Hours for April 15–17

Friday, April 15
Closed: 72 Perth Ave, 5 Lower Jarvis, Arsenal Contemporary Art Toronto, Mercer Union, Small Arms Inspection Building.
Open: Textile Museum of Canada, Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto, Colborne Lodge, Fort York National Historic Site.

Saturday, April 16
All sites open. 

Sunday, April 17
Closed:
 Arsenal Contemporary Art Toronto, Mercer Union, Small Arms Inspection Building, Textile Museum of Canada.
Open: 72 Perth Ave, 5 Lower Jarvis, Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto, Colborne Lodge, Fort York National Historic Site.

Pre-Order the Upcoming TBA Publication: Water, Kinship, Belief

About TBA

The Toronto Biennial of Art is Canada’s leading visual arts event focused exclusively on contemporary art from around the world. For 10 weeks every two years, local, national, and international Biennial artists transform Toronto and its partner regions with free exhibitions, performances, and learning opportunities. Grounded in diverse local contexts, the Biennial’s city-wide programming aims to inspire individuals, engage communities, and contribute to global conversations.

This event has been financially assisted by the City of Toronto, the Government of Ontario, and the Ontario Cultural Attractions Fund of the Government of Ontario through the Ministry of Heritage, Sport, Tourism and Culture Industries, administered by the Ontario Cultural Attractions Fund Corporation.

Image Captions: 

1. Jatiwangi art Factory performs Terrakota Route at the Small Arms Inspection Building on March 26, 2022 as part of the Toronto Biennial of Art. Photo: Rebecca Tisdelle-Macias.
2. Exhibition view of 72 Perth Avenue as part of the Toronto Biennial of Art (2022). Photo: Toni Hafkenscheid.
3. Exhibition view of Arsenal Contemporary Art Toronto as part of the Toronto Biennial of Art (2022). Photo: Toni Hafkenscheid. 
4. Lawrence Abu Hamdan, 45th Parallel. Installation view: Mercer Union, 2022. Courtesy the Artist. Photo: Toni Hafkenscheid.
5. Exhibition view of Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto as part of the Toronto Biennial of Art (2022). Photo: Rebecca Tisdelle-Macias.
6. Toronto Biennial of Art 2022 opening week at Small Arms Inspection Building. Photo: Rebecca Tisdelle-Macias. 

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