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Dorothy Knowles’s Big Sky brings six decades of Saskatchewan landscapes to Toronto
Works spanning nearly six decades by Saskatchewan painter Dorothy Knowles are on display at Toronto’s Rukaj Gallery in Big Sky, a survey exhibition running from October 8 to November 5.
Tenfold brings 16 Akin Dupont artists together for studio’s 10th anniversary
Akin Dupont Studios is marking its 10th anniversary with Tenfold, a three-day exhibition bringing work by 16 studio artists to Remote Gallery in Toronto from Oct. 8 to 10.
After the Island brings four Caribbean Canadian ceramic artists to Toronto’s Gardiner Museum
Toronto’s Gardiner Museum opens After the Island: Caribbean Canadian Ceramics on Oct. 9, bringing together work by PJ Anderson, Eddy Firmin, Manuel Mathieu and Sharon Norwood.
Ron Planche surveys six decades of photography in Niagara-on-the-Lake retrospective
More than 60 years of Ron Planche’s photography are on view at the Niagara Pumphouse Arts Centre in Niagara-on-the-Lake, where 60 Years in a Large Landscape opened Oct. 7, 2026 and runs through Oct. 29, 2026.
Farheen Haq and Russna Kaur trace memory through paint, video and textiles at Surrey Art Gallery
Farheen Haq and Russna Kaur have brought In the Folds of Memory to Surrey Art Gallery, where the exhibition opened Oct 3 and runs through Dec 6. Admission is free.
MOCA Toronto reopens with fall presentations by Bharti Kher, Delcy Morelos and Beverly Glenn-Copeland
MOCA Toronto reopened Sunday, Oct 4, 2026, after its installation closure, bringing three presentations into the museum for the fall season: Bharti Kher’s Bones, Delcy Morelos’s Ombligo and Beverly Glenn-Copeland’s Light of the Heavens.
Sunday Best brings Black style history to Toronto in AGO world debut
The Art Gallery of Ontario will give Toronto the first look at Sunday Best: The Power & The Glory of Black Style when member access begins Oct. 7, ahead of the exhibition’s public opening Oct. 13.
Eight recipients receive 2026 Governor General’s Visual and Media Arts Awards
Eight artists and arts contributors from across Canada have received the 2026 Governor General’s Awards in Visual and Media Arts, with this year’s recipients working across textiles, film, installation, photography, digital media and art history.
Free to apply, thousands to exhibit: the economics of Artist Project 2027
An independent artist accepted into Toronto’s Artist Project next spring can take the smallest available booth for $3,250 before HST.