Art in Toronto
Immerse yourself in the vibrant art scene of Toronto with 11 galleries and installations showcasing local and international talent.
Immerse yourself in the vibrant art scene of Toronto with 11 galleries and installations showcasing local and international talent.
Cadogan Hall in London was the first permanent home of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (RPO).… more
Ever-changing artwork, farm produce, yoga classes, and even a small urban forest are just some of the incredible features of New York’s Socrates Sculpture Park.… more
The Buffalo Bayou Park Cistern was once an underground reservoir for the people of Houston, now it provides them with community art.… more
Hidden beneath Waterloo station, Leake Street Arches is a disused Eurostar tunnel that's been transformed into a street art haven.… more
Netherlands Carillon: A gift of music to honor Dutch-American relations.… more
The Wave Organ, is a musical instrument played by the push and pull of the ocean.… more
The Houston Graffiti Park provides a platform for both emerging and established artists to gain recognition by leaving their own mark on its walls.… more
Berczy Park Dog Fountain: For a fountain all about dogs, how many cats can you count?… more
Andy Goldsworthy’s Wood Line is situated in a eucalyptus grove that follows Lover’s Lane, the oldest footpath in the Presidio.… more
Chicago is incredibly proud of its street art scene along the Wabash Arts Corridor.… more
Eclectic Menagerie Park is a roadside attraction filled with, you guessed it… ‘eclectic’ artwork!… more