Toronto Outdoor Art Fair (TOAF) is the charitable non-profit organization behind Canada’s largest and longest-running annual contemporary art fair.
With a set of simple instructions in hand, follow the thread: a few traces, a few detours, and above all, a listening ear for the francophone voices of the Fair.
Friday the 11 of July 2025, 10:00 AM
Nathan Phillips Square – 100 Queen Street West Toronto, ON M5H 2N2
Join us at studio 277 of Le Labo for S4M4R3S, a kinetic and performative installation exploring the intersections of nature, technology, and spirituality.
June 5th to 28th
Tuesday to Friday: 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Saturday: 11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
On the occasion of the CONTACT Photography Festival, a new « flânerie » offers a chance to rediscover Toronto’s public space through photographic installations displayed on advertising billboards.
Tuesday 13 May 6pm at 995 Dupont St
Le Labo supports emerging artists with Infini(s), an exhibition by students from the Lycée français de Toronto, led by Samuel Choisy. View during Doors Open Toronto, the perfect opportunity to explore the 401, visit the open studios, and discover their work.
Friday 23 May 6pm: OPENING RECEPTION
Saturday 24 May 10am-5pm
A poignant 75-minute portrait of Johanne Harelle, an Afro-descendant Canadian model with an extraordinary career. An emblematic but little-known figure to whom our director member pays tribute. Nadine Valcin will be on hand for a Q/A session.
April 16 at 6:30pm
On the occasion of National Canadian Film Day, join us for a screening of Neon Dreaming by Le Labo member Marie-Claire Marcotte — a tragicomic feature film that follows 7-year-old Billie as she investigates her true origins.
April 15 at 6:30 PM
As part of our partnership with Images Festival 2025, Le Labo is pleased to welcome The Camelia Committee | مجموعة في الكاميليا for a conversation about their curatorial practice. They will share how they came together in the spring of 2020 in Beirut (Lebanon) to support the circulation of ideas across their various projects.
April 13 at 1:30 PM
Le Labo and Pix Film join forces for experimental filmmaker Anne-Marie Bouchard’s residency at Pix Film Gallery. An artist in search of images, she explores the artisanal and digital processes of cinema, with an intimate and ecosensitive approach.
March 26, 7pm at Pix Film Gallery
At Le Labo, we believe that art does not necessarily have to be synonymous with results. The artistic process is an internal journey; creation is, above all, an introspection. Art reflects our humanity, capturing our emotions, hopes, and dreams. In a
NEW: Winter Permanence, a professional development program starting January 16. Workshops, conversation circles and evening screenings will bring together artists and partners such as RACCORD, ONF and AGAVF. Move ahead with your projects and benefit from our support!