Not exactly a Tate Modern, but certainly on par. Toronto has lacked a proper space for contemporary art for as long as I can remember. Kendell Geers, “Believe” (2018), neon, (photo by the ...

The Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art is moving. Moving physically, and moving too – or so it hopes – into an era of greatness. But just where it's moving, and how, remain vexing questions.

Soon after the Museum of Contemporary Art announced its Sterling Road location in 2016, landlords were quick to start hiking rents, and many artisans fled. Some, though, are fighting back.

The Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto Canada, or MOCA, now occupies five floors of a heritage building known as the Tower Automotive Building, 158 Sterling Rd., near Lansdowne Avenue and Bloor ...

The Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto (MOCA) is reopening to the public on July 16. The gallery is planning a free “community opening” for four days from July 9-12 for the arts community ...

After that suburb amalgamated with the City of Toronto, the gallery reincarnated itself as the Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art but handed its collection of 400 works, mainly paintings by ...

In anticipation of the end of the lease, Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art Curator Advisor (MOCCA) David Liss set out on an arduous mission four years ago to find a new home for the charitable ...

The Museum of Contemporary Art on Sterling Rd., in Toronto, is busy with regular museum activity — and that’s encouraging. Andrew Francis Wallace / Toronto Star Facebook ...

But things might be shaping up. The Museum of Contemporary Art (MoCA) in Toronto opens its ambitious triennial exhibition, Greater Toronto Art 2021, today.

Idea Projects program nurtures artists interested in and inspired by science and technology TORONTO, Sept. 20, 2018 /CNW/ - Art and science intertwine in Idea Projects, a first-of-its-kind ...