Toronto Top 7: Alex da Corte, Sonia Boyce, Lee Miller and Other Must-See Shows

Art Toronto, which celebrates its 25th edition this year, is Canada's largest international art fair. More than 100 national and international galleries will present their artists' work in the Metro Toronto Convention Centre North (October 24-27), including large-scale installations, such as Douglas Coupland’s Lighting Rod, presented by Daniel Faria Gallery.

Beyond Toronto's convention center, visitors are spoilt for choice when it comes to exhibitions as the fair coincides with the Toronto Biennial (until December 1). So, here is our pick of the top seven shows and venues to check out, with links to the featured artists' unique HENI News Dashboard.

1

Sonia Boyce's latest work, Feeling Her Way, is now on show at Art Gallery Ontario (AGO), a highlight of the Toronto Biennial.

2

Nicholas Galanin presents an installation in the Oak Room at Union Station, Toronto’s main railway hub, for the Toronto Biennial.

3

Alex da Corte’s solo show “Ear Worm” is a must-see at MOCA Toronto.

4

Charles Campbell’s How many colours has the sea, a Toronto Biennial and the National Gallery of Canada co-commissioned work, takes center stage at the Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery.

5

“Lee Miller: A Photographer at Work” is now on view at the Image Centre.

6

Gabrielle L’Hirondelle Hill’s latest solo show, “The Spider Plays”, is presented by her gallery Cooper Cole.

7

Camille Turner’s solo show “Otherworld”, a non-linear Afro-Astronautic of Canada’s Black history, is on view at the Art Museum at the University of Toronto.

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