A sneak peak at the very exciting line-up of exhibitions for the 2026 gallery season.
This year brought a lot of changes — in connections, new opportunities, and a different way of seeing the world — and this in turn shifted our perspective in writing about craft. At Studio we are a small but mighty...
November 19, 2025
Celebrate craft with an inspiring evening of connection, holiday shopping, and a silent auction—all supporting Craft Ontario’s next chapter and the artists who shape our creative community.
October 18 - November 23
A leatherwork series of bold and angular deisgns, handcrafted using traditional methods. On view in the Craft Ontario Shop and available to purchase online!
September 13 – November 2, 2025
Priscilla’s jewellery collection highlights the paradox of glass, a material that can appear fragile yet convincingly imitate metal, ceramic, and other substances. Each flameworked piece combines refined form, engraved surfaces, and...
This year's Cape Dorset Print Collection continues to bring forward the stories, culture, and snapshots of life in the North, expressed with the unmatched artistry of printmaking that Kinngait Studios is known for. The official release date of this collection for sale is Saturday October 18, 2024.
Accomplished curator and arts administrator to lead the next chapter for Ontario’s craft community!
September 6 - October 12, 2025
A glass artist and designer from Manitoba, now based in the GTA, Lauren Nicole Rice's newest body of work explores combining her love for glass and leather. Through the art of glass blowing, each sculpture mirrors the diverse and vibrant experiences within the queer community.
Announcing the 2025 Craft Award Recipients! Congratulations to all of this year's recipients and thank you to our jurors!
July 23 - August 9, 2025
Plan your visit to the new Craft Ontario Gallery location at 401 Richmond today! Note that the gallery at 1106 Queen Street West, Toronto is remaining opening and still holds the curated exhibition, 'Mask Medicine' by Gordon Sparks until August 10, 2025.
July 26 – August 31, 2025
Based in Halifax, with a practice spanning over three decades, K Maclean’s work primarily involves the use of found and repurposed objects. Through the incorporation of such found materials—whether it's a piece of driftwood or a gear from a cuckoo clock—stories emerge...
July 19 – September 7, 2025
Every piece, from the initial sketch to completion, is formed lovingly by hand, using both traditional and innovative jewellery-making techniques, to create ‘wearable art’.
