Interchanges by Winnie Truong is the final of three projections in a series entitled The Essentials, curated by The Bentway as part of BigArtTO. The projection-based work will be on exhibit from Wednesday, November 18 through to Saturday, November 21 from 6-9pm each evening at Canada Post's South-Central Letter Processing Plant.

Interchanges by Winnie Truong is the final of three projections in a series entitled The Essentials, curated by The Bentway as part of BigArtTO. The projection-based work will be on exhibit from Wednesday, November 18 through to Saturday, November 21 from 6-9pm each evening at Canada Post's South-Central Letter Processing Plant.

Interchanges by Winnie Truong is the final of three projections in a series entitled The Essentials, curated by The Bentway as part of BigArtTO. The projection-based work will be on exhibit from Wednesday, November 18 through to Saturday, November 21 from 6-9pm each evening at Canada Post's South-Central Letter Processing Plant.

Interchanges by Winnie Truong is the final of three projections in a series entitled The Essentials, curated by The Bentway as part of BigArtTO. The projection-based work will be on exhibit from Wednesday, November 18 through to Saturday, November 21 from 6-9pm each evening at Canada Post's South-Central Letter Processing Plant.

Choreographer Karen Kaeja and collaborators, Nickeshia Garrick and Irma Villafuerte explore the idea of touch during a pandemic. View a raw livestream performance on Facebook that is intimate and up close, where the presence and harmony of three womxn of different identities address public safety.

Happy Clouds is a roaming installation of smiley-face bubble sculptures, that when released with helium, drift amid public spaces.

The second in a series of online conversations exploring how COVID has impacted play for all ages and the strategies that have been employed to mitigate the negative effects of lockdowns over the last year.

Artist in Residence Bekah Brown explores the Dish With One Spoon wampum by inviting Indigenous and settler communities alike to reflect on the sharing of space and resources in a collaboratively-created symbol of togetherness and healing: for the land and all its peoples.   Artist Statement My research has taken me from looking at the history of the land Toronto and The Bentway occupy to the Dish with One Spoon wampum and its relevance to our lives today. My work…

Pulse Topology uses 3,000 lights to create a landscape that reacts in real-time to the pulse of visitors’ heartbeats in the interior of the space of the under-Gardiner area of Exhibition Place.

Join Paddy Leung for rock painting workshops at The Bentway Studio (55 Fort York Blvd) every Wednesday in October!

Be a part of the creation of a community-engaged window mural at The Bentway Studio with Julia Prajza

Join Julie Prajza for an afternoon of mural window painting at The Bentway Studio!

Be a part of the creation of a community-engaged window mural at The Bentway Studio with Julia Prajza

Join Paddy Leung for rock painting workshops at The Bentway Studio (55 Fort York Blvd) every Wednesday in October!

Participate in Blue Rock Collective's Mirage Map creation at The Bentway Studio!

Join Julia Prajza for an afternoon of mural window painting at The Bentway Studio!

Participate in Blue Rock Collective's Mirage Map creation at The Bentway Studio!

Join Paddy Leung for rock painting workshops at The Bentway Studio (55 Fort York Blvd) every Wednesday in October!

Join Paddy Leung for rock painting workshops at The Bentway Studio (55 Fort York Blvd) every Wednesday in October!

The Bentway and SKETCH Working Arts present HEAR US the first installation from a multimedia series called Reconstructions of Home that has been created by local artists and community organizations to celebrate the thousands of people who lived through–and were lost to–homelessness.

Moving with Joy features seven large-scale, richly coloured sculptural sleds that display video footage and photographs captured spontaneously during time spent at her spring ice fishing camp in Husky Lakes, part of the Inuvialuit Settlement Region of the Western Arctic.

Annivik presents large-scale photographs shot in the landfill of Maureen Gruben’s home community Tuktoyaktuk on the terrace and inside The Bentway Studio