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Who we are
In 1968, CEO Allan Lambert took a visionary lead and established a unique direction for TD by focusing on contemporary Canadian art.
The impetus to acquire a collection of contemporary art was the building of the Toronto-Dominion Centre in 1967.
The TD Centre, designed by Mies van der Rohe, provided TD with an exciting and modern building, ideally suited to contemporary art and a modern North American identity.
Today, TD focuses on establishing a collection of museum quality artworks created by a diverse representation of artists.
TD Bank Art Collection Today
Edge of the moment
Meryl McMaster
Souvenirs of the Self
Jin-me Yoon
Winter Landscape with pink house
Lawren Harris
Owl of the sea
Ashevak Kenoujuack
Composition
Jean-Paul Riopelle
Late Bloomer
Elizabeth McIntosh
October!
Sojourner Truth Parsons
Office Party
Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun
TD Gallery of Inuit Art
The TD Gallery of Inuit Art opened to the public in 1982 and represents all regions of the Canadian Arctic. The collection both showcases historically significant artists and contemporary Inuit artists.
Location
79 Wellington Street West (TD Centre)
Toronto, Ontario
M5J 2Z9
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Hours
Mon-Fri 8am – 6pm
Sat & Sun 10am – 4pm
Not fully accessible
What's New
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Innovative program: TD Curator of Education and Outreach Fellowship
Amplifying voices by investing in the next generation of arts and culture leaders and educators.
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Unique: Kenojuak Cultural Centre in Cape Dorset, Nunavut
Fostering the future of some of Canada's finest artists by supporting this important Inuit cultural centre.
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Exhibition: Here We Are Here: Black Canadian Contemporary Art
Affirming the longstanding relevance of Black people to Canada's fabric, through this Royal Ontario Museum exhibition.
For more TD Art related news, visit the TD Newsroom.
