Artist Project Toronto

I’ve been showing at Artists Project for the past three years, and it’s been an incredible experience. The exhibition has allowed me to grow my reach, connect with collectors, and meet art lovers from all over.

As a curator in the city, it has also given me the opportunity to discover and connect with so many amazing artists. I’m grateful for the community, connections, and opportunities it continues to create.
- Mony Zakhour

Exhibit your work at 2027, May 13-16 at the Better Living Centre.

Deadline: October 31
FREE TO APPLY

Main Section: For artists of all mediums and stages.
Untapped Competition: 10 spaces for emerging artists.

Apply Now: http://spr.ly/6189BGgZCt

"Artist Project has become a meaningful marker of my evolution as an artist. Each time I’ve exhibited, I’ve returned with a transformed body of work, allowing me to push my art further, embrace change, and grow more confident in a voice that feels distinctly my own. The visibility has also brought meaningful attention from collectors, galleries, and curators, opening doors and opportunities that have continued well beyond the fair."
- Sclocco

Exhibit your work at 2027, May 13-16 at the Better Living Centre.

Deadline: October 31
FREE TO APPLY

Main Section: For artists of all mediums and stages.
Untapped Competition: 10 spaces for emerging artists.

Apply Now: http://spr.ly/6187BGVgxZ

Artist Project is such a great opportunity to meet new collectors, but honestly, the best part is the friends we make along the way. The whole experience gives me so much confidence in my practice, and I bring that energy right back into the studio after the show.
- Amélie Vallières

Exhibit your work at 2027, May 13-16 at the Better Living Centre.

Deadline: October 31
FREE TO APPLY

Main Section: For artists of all mediums and stages.
Untapped Competition: 10 spaces for emerging artists.

Apply Now: http://spr.ly/6185BGrTyU

2026 was our biggest edition yet. For 2027, we're stripping it back and returning to the Better Living Centre between May 13-16 for a curated, fully juried fair that prioritizes quality over scale.

This is a distinguished platform connecting serious artists with discerning collectors who recognize that the most significant art exists beyond convention. Our Main exhibition and Untapped Emerging Competition sections both champion a singular principle: artistic vision.

DEADLINE: OCTOBER 31
APPLY FOR FREE: http://spr.ly/6188BGzogy

MAIN SECTION
Gallery style booths for artists of any career stage and medium, selling original, decorative, and limited-editioned works.

UNTAPPED EMERGING ARTIST COMPETITION
Our dedicated section to support emerging artists. This juried competition awards 10 spaces to students, new graduates, and self-taught artists. First-time Artist Project exhibitors only.

Alisa Zanko’s artwork blends haunting narratives with delicate, symbolic imagery, inviting viewers into an intimate world of memory and myth.

Kelly Rose Adams is a contemporary painter based in Toronto who uses oil painting as a selective visual diary. She captures fleeting everyday sights, objects, and encounters through quick cell phone photos, transforming them into thoughtful, detailed works on canvas. Her practice focuses on finding beauty in the ordinary and elevating personal, domestic scenes into the realm of art.

Laurie Skantzos () is a Toronto-born artist whose work is showcased in galleries across Toronto, Provincetown, Montreal, and Belgium. With over 20 years of experience in the art community, her pieces are part of private and public collections worldwide, including North America, Europe, and Asia. Laurie creates from her studio in Guelph.

Kelcy Timmons Chan is a Cantonese Canadian American q***r pop artist and mural painter based in Toronto. Through their lens as a biracial gender-fluid immigrant, Kelcy explores food as a love language, amplifying stories of immigrant and family-run restaurants while highlighting the connection between cultural foods, history, land, and community. Their signature "little purple people" motif celebrates the presence of the LGBTQIA+ community and the intersection of their Asian heritage and q***r identity, creating vibrant scenes that reflect immigrant and q***r spaces and the meaning of home and belonging.

Sherry Park is a landscape and figurative painter whose work has earned recognition as a finalist at the Salt Spring National Art Prize in British Columbia, where she also received the Juror's Choice Award. She spent a year off-campus in Florence, Italy, further enriching her artistic practice.

Miles Ingrassia's booth during 2026. Ingrassia’s practice explores contemporary masculinity and the contradictions within its performance; how emotions and actions like tenderness, aggression, desire, and shame coexist beneath inherited cultural norms.