The Curatorial Encounters program series invites all members of the arts community and the general public to meet and converse with our 2024 exhibition curators, Dominique Fontaine and Miguel A. López.
For the first three Curatorial Encounters, Dominique and Miguel – in dialogue with artists, collaborators, and other TBA staff – hosted iterative conversations focused on the curatorial process and building of the 2024 Biennial.
For this edition of Curatorial Encounters, we celebrate the opening of the Biennial with the first of two public tours by TBA curators, highlighting the impact that the Biennial artists have on Toronto, spanning from the Auto BLDG at 158 Sterling Avenue in the West to the Toronto Sculpture Garden in the East.
East End Tour Schedule:
- 5pm: Tour of Rajni Perera’s installation at Toronto Sculpture Garden
- 5:30pm-5:45pm: Walking to Collision Gallery
- 5:45pm: Tour at Collision Gallery, featuring the works of Ahmed Umar, Cecilia Vicuña, Citra Sasmita, Tessa Mars, and Rajni Perera
- 6:45pm-7pm: Walking to Union Station
- 7pm: Tour of Union Station Toronto, featuring the works of Morris Lum and Nicholas Galanin
Note: Registration is not required to attend, but is strongly recommended and will allow registrants to receive important updates about the Program. Register via Eventbrite.
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For information about Precarious Joys: The West End Tour, taking place on Saturday, October 25, please visit the What’s On page or “Related Programming” below.
Image credit: A Walk Across Space and Time, Toronto Biennial of Art, 2019. Photography: Yuula Benivolski.
October 4
5:00pm – 8:00pm
This program takes place at multiple venues and partially outdoors and may present mobility challenges. View more details on individual venues pages.
Part of this program takes place outdoors and is thus subject to environmental factors like sun exposure and brightness.
Part of this program takes place outdoors and is thus subject to environmental factors like loud and/or complex sounds.
Part of this program takes place outdoors and is thus subject to environmental factors like strong and/or notable smells.