Exhibitions + Installations

In mid-October, downtown Toronto was host to a surreal sight—a 2.7-kilometre-long run of two-metre-tall dominoes. Made of lightweight concrete, the 8,000…

The exhibition imagines the spaces between the correspondence, amateur 8mm film recordings, and modernist buildings that Mary Imrie and Jean Wallbridge left…

Fabrication is a core part of architectural practice for three firms in Western Canada.

The exhibition, called HOME: A Space of Sharing and Strength, suggests that home is "a place of respect, enriched through shared experiences, values and…

The Bentway’s summer public art exhibition invites guests to a series of soft encounters, where “softness” is embraced as a strategy for building a socially…

A Venice exhibition comments on colonial commerce.

21 teams from different architecture and engineering firms across the city participated in the 22nd edition of CANstruction Toronto, which helps to raise…

Nova represents a star that crashed on top of a lifeguard station and illuminates the beach at night.

The winning designs are being showcased alongside three student installations that were designed and built by the Toronto Metropolitan University, the…

Over 200 projects were submitted by designers from 30 countries for the 25th edition of the festival called The Ecology of Possibility.

The competition, which aims to inspire designers, artists, and architects to create designs that spark conversation, will launch nine public art installations…

The exhibition is now on display in the Architecture and Design Gallery at 1 Spadina Crescent in Toronto.

The announcement was made on November 14 by Minister Fraser and Stephan Jost, Michael and Sonja Koerner Director and CEO of the Art Gallery of Ontario.

The theme chosen for the 2024 edition is "Resonance," in celebration of Winter Stations' 10th anniversary.

As c\a\n\a\d\a’s leading voice in architectural journalism, and at a time when support for architectural criticism has waned, Canadian Architect’s review of…

An exhibition at MoMA looks at today’s environmental dilemmas through the lens of architectural imagination.