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March 7 - April 6, 2025

Michael Donohue is a fibre, crochet artist with a deep-seated reverence for the natural world. His work centers around a profound fascination with florals and how we interact with our environment.

January 29 - February 23, 2025

As one of the longest running galleries in Toronto to support and represent Inuit Art, Craft Ontario has a large rotating collection of Inuit Jewellery. Inuit jewellery utilizes a number of fascinating materials and techniques to create one-of-a-kind wearable art pieces.

January 31 - March 2, 2025

Embracing play as a design method, Marina aims to capture its essence as she creates, embellishes and decorates throughout the making process.  

Nadira discusses having lived in Toronto for over a decade, struggling with a sense belonging. Every year that passes the feeling of "ni de aqui ni de alla" grows. Her Woven Series helps work through those emotions which leads to new iterations of the series.

Craft Ontario presents a juried Window Feature with works by artists who are members of both Muskoka Arts & Crafts and Craft Ontario! Read more about this partnership.

Illuminated in the Queen Street Shop's Retail Feature Window, from October 4 - November 3, explore Juliana Scherzer's new collection of framed and sculptural pieces made from real quilted leaves!

Featured in our very first Jewellery Showcase from September 27 - November 3, Studio Tiny Loft is a striking selection of bold and contemporary statement pieces. It is relaxed and naturalistic with elements of surprise… never boring!

Craft Ontario was able to catch up with Zoë following her recent move to Hamilton and look back on her training and career as a recent graduate! Her work is handbuilt by pinching, coiling, and slab building using earthenware.

For over 60 years an annual print collection has been distributed from artists in Kinngait and Craft Ontario has the honour of having been selected as the Official Host Gallery of this year’s collection!

Brenda Nieves is a sculptor & ceramic artist living and working in her studio in The Junction, Toronto. Nieves trained at Sheridan College in the Craft and Design program from 2015 - 2016.

Kotoba, a Japanese word for language and words. Kotoba Jewellery is made by Craft Ontario member Suki Hoi Yi Lai.

Mariana Bolaños is a Mexican ceramic sculptor based in Toronto. She has exhibited her work in Canada, Mexico, and the United States. Focusing on art with a social purpose, she works as a facilitator in community programs around Toronto and the GTA.