Toronto Pearson International Airport – Toronto Biennial of Art

Accessibility
Accessible entrance, bathrooms, parking, and elevators.
Building is AODA Compliant
Parking: Pearson Airport has daily and long-term parking rates. Parking lots are accessible and provide designated accessible parking spots for use by accessible parking permit holders. More info can be found here.
Getting There
The Union Pearson (UP) Express runs from Pearson Airport to Union Station in downtown Toronto in just 25 minutes. Adult one-way fare from Pearson to Union is $12.35, or $9.25 with PRESTO.
Trains are running every 15 minutes, seven days a week. Be sure to check the schedules before you travel. https://www.torontopearson.com/en/transportation-and-parking/up-express
Bus: https://www.torontopearson.com/en/transportation-and-parking/public-transit-buses
GO Train: https://www.torontopearson.com/en/transportation-and-parking/public-transit-buses

About Toronto Pearson International Airport

Exterior view of Toronto Pearson International Airport

Originally named Malton Airport, Canada’s largest airport has been active since its inception in 1938. Pearson Airport has been exhibiting artwork onsite since the 1960s, and houses an impressive permanent collection including the work of renowned Canadian artists such as Kiakshuk and Michael Snow, as well as international artists.

A selection of photos from Morris Lum’s Tong Yan Gaai (Chinatown) is presented in conjunction with Pearson Airport in Terminal 1 – Departure Level 3.

Artworks at Toronto Pearson International Airport

Morris Lum installation at Toronto Pearson Airport

Tong Yan Gaai (or Chinatown in Cantonese)

Morris Lum is a photographer and artist whose practice explores the Chinese Canadian community’s hybrid identities and the evolution of Chinatowns across North America. His work, which blends photography, documentary…

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