Join the Biennial of the Americas for the Toronto Biennial Culture Trip 2024, on November 7 - 10. We’ll be visiting during the third edition of the Toronto Biennial of Art city-wide exhibition featuring 22 artists from across the Americas. We’ll explore the city through insider experiences designed specifically for our Culture Club members, including private tours, artist talks, and behind-the-scenes insights of the Toronto Biennial and the city itself.

NOVEMBER 7 - 10, 2024

What’s included?

  • Happy Hour Event

  • Curatorial Brunch

  • Toronto Art Walks

  • Behind-the-scenes tours of the most prominent Toronto Biennial galleries

  • Artist Talks at the Toronto Sculpture Garden

  • Culture Club Exclusive Party

  • Farewell Lunch Reception

Where to stay?

We recommend staying on the Westside specifically the Queen West Neighborhood. Some close-by accommodation options are The Drake Hotel, Gladstone House, and Vacation Rentals.

2024 AGENDA

In collaboration with our Culture Club, we encourage you to join as a member to experience perks all year. Along with trip discounts, the Culture Club offers exclusive events including artist talks, exhibit openings, studio tours, cocktail hours, behind-the-scenes looks, screenings & readings, meet & greets, and more!

 

The Toronto Biennial of Art

36 total artists featuring 22 from the Americas

The Toronto Biennial of Art commissions artists to create new works for a city-wide exhibition. They provide expanded understandings of contemporary art practices and are building a legacy of free, inclusive, and accessible contemporary arts programming in Toronto and surrounding communities.

 

  • Angélica Serech (b. 1982, Guatemala; she/her)

  • Cecilia Vicuña (b. 1948, Chile; she/her)

  • Charles Campbell (b. 1970, Jamaica; he/him) – co-commissioned and co-produced with the National Gallery of Canada

  • Cristina Flores Pescorán (b. 1986, Perú; she/her)

  • Elyla (b. 1989, Nicaragua; they/them)

  • IKUMAGIALIIT ᐃᑯᒪᒋᐊᓖᑦ (those that need fire), performance band with Laakkuluk Williamson Bathory, Cris Derksen, Jamie Griffiths and Christine Tootoo (founded in 2019) – co-presented with the Image Centre at Toronto Metropolitan University

  • Justine A. Chambers (b. 1975, Canada; she/her/hers)

  • Karen Tam (b. 1977, Canada; she/her)

  • Manuel Mathieu (b. 1986, Haiti; he/him) – co-presented with Gallery TPW

  • Maria Ezcurra (b. 1973, Argentina/Mexico; she/her)

  • Maria Hupfield (b. 1975, Canada; she/her)

  • Morris Lum (b. 1983, Trinidad and Tobago; he/him)

  • Naomi Rincón Gallardo (b. 1975; Mexico, she/her) – co-commissioned and co-produced with KADIST

  • Nereyda López (b. 1965, Peru; she/her)

  • Nicholas Galanin (b. 1979, Tlingit and Unangax̂, USA; he/him)

  • Raven Chacon (b. 1977, Navajo Nation, USA; he/him)

  • Sameer Farooq (b. 1978, Canada; he/him) – co-commissioned and co-presented with Agnes Etherington Art Centre

  • Sandra Brewster (b. 1973, Canada; she/her)

  • Santiago Yahuarcani (b. 1961, Peru; he/him)

  • Stina Baudin (b. Canada; she/her)

  • Tessa Mars (b. 1985, Haiti; she/her)

  • Winsom Winsom (b. 1945, "The Universe"; she/her)