January 14 - February 28, 2026
Heidi Earnshaw’s furniture merges craftsmanship and contemporary design, emphasizing sustainability and mindful living. This solo exhibition features works that invite viewers to slow down and find meaning in everyday life.
August 16 - September 28 2025
'Remembered & Forgotten' is a solo exhibition of paper sculptures by Nithikul Nimkulrat exploring memory and loss.
June 28 - August 10, 2025
'Mask Medicine' is a solo exhibition by Mi’kmaw artist Gordon Sparks, featuring wooden masks and full-body drawings that honour knowledge keepers. Through ceremony and storytelling, the show revives traditional skin markings and shares teachings of all our relations.
May 10 - June 22, 2025
‘Traces’ is a solo exhibition of beadwork sculptures by Winnipeg-based artist Kae Sasaki that explores memory, materiality, and cultural resonance. Made with reclaimed vintage Japanese beads, these works transform everyday objects into luminous, intricate forms that invite reflection.
April 4 - May 4, 2025
Meet the next generation of ceramic artists in this exhibition showcasing the work of Ceramics graduates from the Bachelor of Craft and Design program at Sheridan College.
January 11 - March 30, 2025
‘Void’ is a solo exhibition of jewellery by Toronto-based Chinese artist Chu Winnie Cheung that explores constraint, censorship and discrimination in the context of contemporary Chinese society. Through her jewellery, Winnie juxtaposes rigid socio-cultural norms with the raw, unbridled energy of nature – symbolized by free-floating clouds.
August 17 – September 29, 2024
'The Shape of Life' is a solo exhibition of ceramic sculptures by Oakville-based artist Joon Hee Kim. The sculptures take the vessel form as the jumping off point — pot-like bases extend up into bodies that are teeming with life.
The Craft Ontario Gallery shares the Queen St. West location in Toronto with the Craft Ontario Shop. Take a look at the floor plan
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There is an annual opportunity to apply for the Exhibitions program. Craft Ontario seeks proposals for solo and two-person exhibitions to take place in the Craft Ontario Gallery during the following year. Look for the annual Call for Entry during the winter and spring.
