TORONTO BIENNIAL OF ART 2024

Art | November 4, 2024 |

torontobiennalofart toronto 002 — Image courtesy of Nicholas Galanin and Peter Blum Gallery, New York

Toronto Biennal of Art 2024
Toronto, Canada
September 21 – December 01, 2024

Precarious Joys, the third edition of the Toronto Biennial of Art (the Biennial/TBA), features 55+ exhibition and programming artists from diverse geographies and generations, working across various disciplines. From September 21 to December 01, 2024, TBA offers 10 weeks of free contemporary art at 11 unique locations across Toronto.

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The exhibition, Precarious Joys, explores the emotional climate of our times, acknowledging vulnerability and grief while emphasizing the importance of passion and beauty in driving social change. In making this exhibition, co-curators Dominique Fontaine and Miguel A. López, have been engaged in conversations and active listening traversing national and international landscapes and numerous artists’ studios.

torontobiennalofart toronto 001 — Image courtesy of Manuel Mathieu and Darren Rigo

The exhibited works address the various layers that define life in Toronto while reflecting broader social and political structures. Organized around open dialogues and poetic connections, these works together create sparks that ignite a fire amidst the fragility of existence.

torontobiennalofart toronto 007 — Image courtesy of Angélica Serech

In addition to curated artworks, there is an expansive selection of free arts events and learning programs. Created for participants of all ages, TBA programs include performances, moments for exchange and conversation, hands-on workshops, and learning experiences. The 2024 Toronto Biennial of Art Public and Learning programs have been developed by Jenn Goodwin, Public Programs Curator, and Mary Kim, Senior Manager of Learning & Mediation.

more. www.torontobiennial.org

torontobiennalofart toronto 006 — Image courtesy of Raven Chacon and MOCA Tucson

torontobiennalofart toronto 009 — Image courtesy of Maria Hupfield, Galerie Hugues Charbonneau, Montreal, and Patel Brown, Toronto

torontobiennalofart toronto 003 — Image courtesy of Karen Tam and Galerie Hugues Charbonneau

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