Student Zone
Location: Zone A, Nathan Phillips Square
Our buzz-worthy Student Zone is a cultural treasure in the city, with a loyal following. Since its inception in 1961, the Student Zone has sparked the discovery of fresh talents for thousands of art lovers. TOAF is known for hosting many nationally and internationally acclaimed Canadian artists under our iconic white tents in the early years of their careers. TOAF supports launching the careers of the next generation of artists through partnerships with leading art schools and programs in the city including the OCAD U Career Launchers Program.
OCAD U Career Launchers
OCAD University’s RBC Centre for Emerging Artists & Designers is excited to announce the Toronto Outdoor Art Fair Career Launchers award for students from the Drawing & Painting, Illustration, Photography and Material Art & Design programs. Ten OCAD University artists and designers from the four programs will be featured in-person and online at Toronto Outdoor Art Fair as part of the TOAF Career Launchers. We congratulate the participants and look forward to exploring their artwork at the Fair!
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□² (Square Squared)
202591.44 × 91.44 × 3.81 cm$2,222Painting -
face cups in green
202410.16 × 8.89 × 10.16 cmCraft & Design -
Goblin Family Series Ring
20241.7 × 2.5 × 1 cmCraft & Design -
Paramount
202591.44 × 121.92 × 3.81 cmPainting -
POV facetiming the cat
202422.86 × 38.10 × 5.08 cmPainting -
Spilling the Tea
202584.07 × 52.83 cm2D Works -
The Hong Family, Barkerville
202440.64 × 50.80 cmPhotography & Digital Media -
The Sky
2024106.68 × 71.12 cm$1,100Photography & Digital Media -
Untitled
202530.48 × 30.48 × 0.51 cm$2502D Works -
Wipers
202427.94 × 35.56 × 3.81 cmPainting
GradEx 110 at TOAF64!
Explore the curated selection, Interwoven Currents, showcasing five talented student artists. The graduating students are bringing their unique visions and creativity from OCAD U’s GradEx 110 to TOAF! Prepare to be captivated by the remarkable work of these emerging artists.
The development of this exhibition was supported by a student curatorial collective that includes Arina Kalantar Hormozi, Kieran Keenan, Alexa Beattie and Khalid Dilmamode.
