Welcome - Toronto Biennial of Art

The Toronto Biennial of Art’s mission is to make contemporary art available to everyone. For 10 weeks every two years, local and international Biennial artists transform the city and surrounding regions with artworks, talks, and performances that reflect local contexts and pressing issues of our time. The Biennial’s free, citywide programming aims to inspire people, bridge communities, and contribute to global conversations.

Toronto Biennial of Art Announces Change of Dates For Its Second Edition

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What’s New

As we build towards our 2022 edition, explore the pages below for announcements, upcoming programming, and more!

Limited Edition: Dana Claxton

The Biennial’s third Limited Edition features the first work created by critically acclaimed artist Dana Claxton

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Curatorial Fellowship

We are proud to announce the Curatorial Fellowship Program...

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Message from the Executive Director

Dear Friends and Supporters, A lot has changed over the last year

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Featured Projects

Judy Chicago, *Smoke Holes #2,* 1969 / 2019

Jumblies Theatre & Arts with Ange Loft, *Talking Treaties,* 2019

Lawrence Abu Hamdan, *Walled Unwalled,* 2018

Jorge González - Escuela de Oficios, *Ruta Artesanal,* January 30, 2016

Opportunities at TBA

Interested in joining the TBA Team? Check here for a list of current opportunities!

TBA Podcast

Short Format is a podcast series created by Aliya Pabani and Angela Shackel for the Toronto Biennial of Art that expands dialogues around the event's inaugural edition.

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Publications

A growing library of content and concepts, the Toronto Biennial of Art Publications emerge from and expand on TBA’s exhibitions and programs.

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2019 Evaluation Report

We are so proud to share our detailed 2019 Evaluation Report, led by the creative consultancy firm Bespoke Cultural Collective in collaboration with the Biennial team. The report includes our key impacts and findings, as well as insights and recommendations for 2021.

View the 2019 Evaluation Report