Accessibility

Accessibility and inclusivity is a priority for all Toronto Biennial of Art sites, exhibitions, and public programs. Our team of staff, volunteers, and storytellers are committed to meeting the requirements of the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) and the Ontario Human Rights Code. While the Toronto Biennial of Art is committed to creating a barrier-free experience, some indoor and outdoor sites have limited accessibility. 

Toronto Biennial of Art exhibitions and programs were developed with the intention to welcome diverse audiences and collaborators. We provide an inclusive space for underserved community members who are living with disabilities, are Indigenous or racialized, or self-identify as 2SLGBTQ+ at all sites.

Descriptive Audio

Audio Description is the practice of verbally describing visual art with a focus on providing information of key visual elements, typically in the form of narration. Initially developed to support the Blind, partially sighted and low vision community, Audio Description is used by many others including those who are neurodiverse or have mobility challenges. Audio Descriptions for the 2022 Exhibition are available on the following artworks pages: 

Training For Staff

TBA provides Anti-Oppression and Deescalation training to all employees.

Questions and Feedback

Your questions and feedback are important to us. Visitors interested in more information or providing feedback on Biennial sites, exhibitions, programs, and services may get in touch by:

Phone: 416-530-7474
Email: info@torontobiennial.org

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