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Canada's Art Fair
October 29 - November 1, 2026
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09/02/2026

Nicholas Metivier Gallery returns for 2026, showcasing works by artists including Steve Driscoll, Edward Burtynsky, Greg Hardy, John Hartman, Landon Mackenzie, Emmanuel Osahor, Ben Reeves, Ned Pratt, Matthew Schofield, Tom Wilson Tehohàhake, and Jinny Yu.

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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09/01/2026

Sahar K. Boluki Gallery returns for 2026 as part of the fair's Verge program, a curated selection of galleries within their first 10 years showcasing dynamic works.

The gallery will showcase a selection of works by Marcelo Suaznbar, Nastaran Mirsadegh and
Reza Derakhshani.

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: Marcelo Suaznabar

08/27/2026

Following its successful debut, Arte Sur returns to Art Toronto for its second year under the curatorial direction of Karen Huber ( ). This dedicated section brings together 11 galleries from Mexico, Central America, and South America, continuing the fair's commitment to fostering cultural dialogue across the Americas.

Participating galleries include:
Aninat Galería (Santiago, Chile)
Arróniz (Mexico City, Mexico)
BLOC Art (Lima, Perú)
deCERCA (San José, Costa Rica)
Instituto de Visión (New York, United States | Bogotá, Colombia)
Isabel Croxatto Galería (Santiago, Chile)
La Balsa Arte (Bogotá, Colombia | Medellín, Colombia)
La Sala Art Gallery (Mérida, México)
PROXYCO Gallery (New York, United States) Exhibiting Latin Artists
Segismundo (Guatemala City, Guatemala)
Sur Gallery (Toronto) Exhibiting Latin Artists

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: Joaquín Reyes, Desilusión, 2026

08/25/2026

Galerie LeRoyer of Montreal and Toronto returns for 2026, showcasing works by artists including Christian Verginer, Coderch & Malavia, Lu Luo, Paul Villinski, W***y Verginer including Zhuang Hong-Yi.

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: Galerie LeRoyer, Coderch & Malavia - Echoes of Autumn, 2025

08/20/2026

Hunt Gallery returns for Art Toronto 2026 as part of the fair's Verge program, a curated selection of galleries within their first 10 years showcasing dynamic works.

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Artwork: Matt Thomas, Bathtile Green, 2026

08/19/2026

ELLEPHANT returns for 2026, showcasing works by JJ Levine and Montserrat Duran Muntadas.

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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Artworks:
1. JJ Levine, Anemones in Winter 2025, 2025
2. Montserrat Duran Muntadas, Leio My Oma (Coral)

08/18/2026

Galerie de Bellefeuille returns for 2026, showcasing an exceptional collection of works by Marcel Barbeau, Jim Dine, Hunt Slonem, Jean-Paul Riopelle, and Zhang He.

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: Marcel Barbeau, Les gerbes de l'automne, 2006

08/13/2026

We’re thrilled to announce the 105 exhibitors participating in the 27th edition of Art Toronto, Canada’s international fair for modern and contemporary art. This year’s fair brings together galleries, organizations, and cultural institutions from across Canada and around the world.

With more than half of the exhibitors representing Canadian galleries, Art Toronto 2026 celebrates the strength of the country’s art scene while fostering global connections. Leading galleries from the United States, Mexico, Chile, Colombia, Peru, Costa Rica, Guatemala, and Europe will join the fair, presenting thousands of works across painting, sculpture, photography, textiles, installation, and new media.

Explore the full list of exhibitors:
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Advance pricing is available on select tickets until midnight on September 30, 2026.
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08/11/2026

TIAN Contemporain presents "Holding Traces," a group exhibition featuring the works of Sarah Bertrand-Hamel, Mylène Boisvert, and Ingrid Syage Tremblay on view in Montreal until August 22.

Through meticulous handwork and material experimentation, these artists explore paper and textiles as living materials shaped by memory, transformation, and care. Their chosen medium of paper acts not only as a surface, but as a fibre with its own histories—woven through domestic spaces, plant life, gestures of making, and acts of renewal. Their practices invite viewers to consider how fragile materials can carry collective narratives, preserve traces of lived experience, and embody the continuous cycles of change that connect people, place, and the natural world.

08/05/2026

MKG127 presents "Kind Of / Sort Of," a group exhibition featuring works by Sara Cwynar, Bramwell Enan, Brubey Hu, Ginette Legaré, Micah Lexier, and Maximilian Suillerot Wilke. On view now through August 22.

"This index of paintings, images, sculptures, and arrangements of found ephemera included in Kind Of / Sort Of consider fiction as a peculiar resemblance of the truth. Sourcing memories and objects from daily life, they reorient the quotidian logic of the material world towards expressive, new directions. If red strings of fate lead us directly through the physical world toward one another, this exhibition proposes that the fibres themselves are sprawling, technicolour, multiplicitous, yet entangled: Inviting artists to playfully sort and re-arrange the familiar with wonder, introspection, curiosity, and pleasure."
- Philip Leonard Ocampo

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