Visiting
One museum. Two locations.
Welcome to the Art Museum! Starting Wednesday, September 7, experience our fall 2022 exhibitions: As We Rise: Photography from the Black Atlantic at the University of Toronto Art Centre (in University College), and Drift: Art and Dark Matter at the Justina M. Barnicke Gallery (in Hart House).
Starting September 14, you can also visit The Centre Cannot Hold: Labourious Memories at the Jackman Humanities Institute.
Admission is free and all are welcome! Advance registration is not required.
The Art Museum strongly recommends the wearing of medical masks in our museum spaces. Some community members may choose to continue to wear a mask. We ask everyone to respect other’s decisions, comfort levels, and health needs.
Locations
Justina M. Barnicke Gallery 
7 Hart House Circle
Toronto, Ontario M5S 3H3
416-978-8398
University of Toronto Art Centre
15 King’s College Circle
Toronto, Ontario M5S 3H7
416-978-1838
Tower Road access between our two spaces is now open.
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 |
Getting to the Art Museum
Our Spaces
The Art Museum is comprised of the Justina M. Barnicke Gallery in Hart House and the University of Toronto Art Centre in University College. Exhibitions and programs span across both galleries, which are located just steps apart, at the North West corner of Hart House Circle, adjacent to the Hart House Tower.
Both spaces are open to the public. No advance registration is required to visit our exhibitions. Take a look at our current and upcoming exhibitions here.
The Malcove Collection, housed within the University of Toronto Art Centre, is temporarily closed to the public due to construction.
Additionally, the Art Museum produces a number of programs in other locations within and beyond the University, including at Hart House and at the Jackman Humanities Institute, in conjunction with the Institute’s annual theme.
Parking
Street parking is available on Hoskin Avenue and St. George Street. Underground parking is available in the Rotman Building located at 105 St. George Street. For more information about parking services at U of T, visit U of T’s Parking Services website.
Accessibility
The Art Museum is continually working towards improving accessibility to our two museum spaces, exhibitions, and programs.
Our museum spaces are wheelchair accessible. The accessible entrance to the University of Toronto Art Centre is through the Croft entrance on the southwest side of University College. The accessible entrance to the Justina M. Barnicke Gallery is through the Tower Road entrance at Hart House.
Accessible washrooms are located on the lower level of University College. There is also a non-accessible washroom in the University of Toronto Art Centre.
Large-text formats for exhibition texts are available.
