Canadian Art—Canada’s most widely read art magazine and the primary media partner for Art Toronto, Canada’s largest art fair—is holding a variety of programs at the fair aimed to give art lovers near and far the inside story on the big event, which takes place October 25 to 28.
Starting October 24, watch this page (canadianart.ca/arttoronto) for daily updates on all the latest news from the big event, including artwork highlights, dealer Q&As, conversations with the fair’s organizers, and sales reports. It’s a must-read for anyone interested in the Canadian art market. Our Twitter feed twitter.com/canartca will also offer updates from the opening night gala and the fair as it progresses.
Also key is a series of talks at the Canadian Art booth (booth number 940) that takes place on the first three days of the fair at 2 p.m. In this series, the editors of Canadian Art share their insights on the key artists and works at Art Toronto. Join managing editor and Artforum.com contributor Bryne McLaughlin at October 25 at 2 p.m., associate editor and Globe and Mail art critic David Balzer on October 26 at 2 p.m., and editor and past Alberta Biennial curator Richard Rhodes on October 27 at 2 p.m. for their picks and favourites.
Who are the leading up-and-comers in the Canadian art scene? Meet some of them, and hear about more, in our panel “The Next Generation of Canadian Art,” which takes place on October 26 from 6 to 7 p.m. on the Art Toronto Stage. Moderated by our online editor Leah Sandals, the panel includes Artinfo Canada executive editor and past Canadian Art editorial resident Sky Goodden, Wil Aballe Art Projects director Wil Aballe, collector and art historian Mary Dailey Desmarais, and curator and consultant Lucas Soi, director of Soi Fischer.
Don’t miss out on all the latest news from the nation’s largest commercial art event—bookmark canadianart.ca/arttoronto now. We look forward to seeing you online and at the fair at booth 940!
