Art Museum at the University of Toronto
The Art Museum at the University of Toronto is one of the largest gallery spaces for visual art exhibitions and programming in Toronto. The Art Museum organizes and presents an intensive year-round program of exhibitions and events that foster—at a local, regional, and international level—innovative research, interdisciplinary scholarship, and knowledge of art and its histories befitting Canada’s leading university and the country’s largest city.
Locations
Justina M. Barnicke Gallery
7 Hart House Circle
Toronto, Ontario M5S 3H3
University of Toronto Art Centre
15 King’s College Circle
Toronto, Ontario M5S 3H7
Hours
| Tuesday | 12 noon–5pm |
|---|---|
| Wednesday | 12 noon–8pm |
| Thursday | 12 noon–5pm |
| Friday | 12 noon–5pm |
| Saturday | 12 noon–5pm |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
Collections
Hart House Collection
Established in 1922 with a mandate to support living artists, the Hart House Collection comprises world-renowned works by Canadian artists that are in constant demand for exhibitions and museums around the world.
Malcove Collection
The Malcove Collection comprises a breadth of works ranging from ancient objects to 20th century Cubist and Russian Constructivist drawings with a special focus on Medieval art and Byzantine icons.
University College Collection
The oldest art collection on campus, the University College Collection comprises works by Canadian artists, including members of the Group of Seven painters as well as Inuit artists Kenoujak Ashevak and Jessie Oonark.
University of Toronto Collection
Eclectic and wide-ranging, many works are installed throughout offices and public spaces across campus to enhance the working and teaching environment of the University of Toronto.