Art Toronto 2026: Toronto Metro Convention Centre

This October, we are thrilled to make our return to Art Toronto with a group booth presenting the work of four female-identifying artists whose practices explore family, cultural ancestry, and histories of displacement. 

The art fair takes place from October 29 - November 1 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre in downtown Toronto. 

Visit us at Booth 129 to view works by Anahita Akhavan, an Iranian Canadian artist whose layered, abstract compositions reflect the complexities of belonging and migration;  Emma Nishimura, whose work is grounded in the Japanese Canadian experience; Krystle Silverfox, a Selkirk First Nation artist whose practice centres Indigenous feminism; and Linda Rotua Sormin, a Toronto-born ceramic artist living and working in New York whose research draws on the histories and mythologies of her Batak Indonesian heritage.

Working across ceramic sculpture, photogravure printmaking, abstract painting, beadwork, and textiles, the artists unearth and unravel inherited narratives as a means of grounding personal and collective identity.

In addition to our booth artwork presentation, we are delighted that this 27th edition of Art Toronto will include a public installation project by Jake Kimble situated in the Art Toronto Cafe, and a sculptural installation by Ry Van Der Hout in the VIP Lounge.