Art Toronto

deCERCA, based in San José, Costa Rica, returns to as part of the 'Arte Sur' program.

The gallery brings two generations of Costa Rican painting to Arte Sur: Nadya M. Aguilar's large-scale canvases of vibrant stripes and concentric forms, and Gerardo Ramírez's quiet, precisely observed still lifes. The pairing contrasts bold expression with restraint, and abstraction with observation, from a scene rarely seen on the international fair circuit.

Art Toronto runs October 29 - November 1 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.

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Janey returns for 2026 with "Window to the Soul," a compelling presentation featuring works by Canadian artists Micaila Abboud, Artin Amiri, Claire Drummond, Britt Elise Grayson, Nadine Maher, and Malachi Wilson.

Through painting, ceramics, glass, textile, and sculptural forms, the exhibition explores the interplay between what is hidden and what is revealed. Each artist invites viewers into inner worlds, uncovering moments of concealment and exposure.

This marks Janey’s second year exhibiting at Art Toronto.

Art Toronto runs October 29 - November 1 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.

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At 2026, Nicholas Metivier Gallery will present 'November,' a mesmerising large-scale painting of the night sky by Landon Mackenzie in Booth 109.

Art Toronto runs October 29 - November 1 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.

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Artwork: Landon Mackenzie, November (Hummingbird), 2024-25, acrylic on canvas, 86 ¾ x 102 1/2 in.

The Ready to Collect Art Advisory Desk is a new program aimed at making artwork purchases more accessible for everyone. Whether you're a first-time buyer or a seasoned collector, our experts will provide:

- Personalized guidance to navigate the fair.
- Recommendations on galleries and standout artworks.
- Assistance with purchasing your next masterpiece.

This program, proudly supported by Lumicrest, is inspired by international art fairs and supports the vibrant ecosystem of galleries, artists, and collectors that Art Toronto gathers each year.

Art Toronto runs October 29 - November 1 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.

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Time is running out to secure your tickets to as advance pricing ends at midnight tomorrow, September 30, 2026.

New benefits and options for your visit:
• Free re-entry for all ticket types throughout the fair.
• Emerging Collectors Evening on Friday night, featuring a complimentary drink and exclusive programming.
• Premium Fair Pass, offering priority access at 11 AM

Tickets for Opening Night, presented by the McMichael Canadian Art Collection (), are also available. Join us on Thursday, October 29 to preview and acquire exceptional works from leading galleries across Canada and the world. Enjoy complimentary drinks, light bites, and premium re-admission throughout the weekend.

Whether you’re a seasoned collector or just starting your journey, Art Toronto is your destination to explore and bring home remarkable pieces of art.

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Mkg127returns to 2026 to showcase works by Roula Partheniou, Micah Adams, Kai Chan and Monica Tap among others.

Art Toronto runs October 29 - November 1 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. Advance pricing is available on select tickets until midnight on September 30, 2026.

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Unveiling the Installations of Art Toronto 2026

Spanning free public installations on the ground level and continuing up throughout the fair, this year’s Installation Program offers a unique opportunity to experience art in conversation with nature.

Renowned artists such as Jake Kimble (United Contemporary), Abraham Anghik Ruben (Nōma Gallery), Karine Giboulo (Art Mûr), and Edward Burtynsky (Nicholas Metivier Gallery) will present works that explore themes of sustainability, transformation, and humanity’s connection to the environment. Among the highlights is The Vault Collection by Edward Burtynsky, featuring rare and iconic photographs from his 40+ year career and exclusive fair releases.

This is your time to explore installations throughout the fair that provide quiet moments to pause, reflect, and engage via the link in bio .

Artwork: Kyle Scheurmann, Slash Pile, 2025 (Bau-Xi Gallery)

Fazakas Gallery returns to Art Toronto with a captivating presentation of works by Audie Murray, featured in the fair’s Solo Section.

Murray redefines contemporary Indigenous art through her deeply personal and transformative approach to materials. Her practice incorporates elements connected to the body, land, animals, and everyday life, such as rose petals, smoke ash, bison bone, bear grease, to***co, matchsticks, and even her own breast milk, turning them into pigments and artistic media.

At Art Toronto, Murray’s installation Rootless will feature approximately 100 sheets of artificial grass adorned with 4 dozen roses that will naturally decay throughout the fair. Rather than viewing decay as an end, Murray will collect the roses and transform them into pigment, extending their life into new works. A drawing made with rose pigment from Rootless’ previous iteration will be displayed alongside the installation.

Through processes of decay, transformation, and renewal, Murray challenges conventional notions of medium, permanence, and the boundaries of Indigenous art, inviting us to reconsider the traces of life embedded in her materials.

Art Toronto runs October 29 - November 1 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. Advance pricing is available on select tickets until midnight on September 30, 2026.

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Corkin Gallery returns to 2026 to showcase works by renowned artists, including Barbara Astman, Vincent Barré, Virgil Baruchel, Christian Butterfield, Peter Campbell, Rosi Di Meglio, Hana Elmasry, Michelle Forsyth, Thaddeus Holownia, Frank Mädler, Sondra Meszaros, Leopold Plotek, Larry Poons, David Stewart, Françoise Sullivan and David Urban.

Art Toronto runs October 29 - November 1 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. Advance pricing is available on select tickets until midnight on September 30, 2026.

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Artwork: Virgil Baruchel, The weigh in on the way out, 2025

STOA Galería de Arte from Málaga, Spain, makes its Art Toronto debut with a presentation of works by Conchi Alvarez in the fair’s Solo Section, returning after a six-year absence.

Drawing on her background in Ancient History and Archaeology, Alvarez transforms the wooden panel into a layered terrain of memory, myth, and cultural inheritance. Her paintings delve into the persistence of iconographies, the fluidity of meaning, and the convergence of history and imagination—revealing culture as an ongoing process of excavation and renewal.

Art Toronto runs October 29 - November 1 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. Advance pricing is available on select tickets until midnight on September 30, 2026.

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