What's on in Toronto

Brian Jungen, Couch Monster: Sadzěʔ yaaghęhch'ill, bronze sculpture

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Art Gallery of Ontario · Grange Park

Couch Monster: Sadzěʔ yaaghęhch'ill

Now showingPermanent collection·Free

Brian Jungen's bronze elephant built from cast discarded sofas, the AGO's first public art commission, at the corner of Dundas and McCaul Streets.

Exhibition website

Also at Art Gallery of Ontario

On now nearby

Always In Fashion exhibition at the Textile Museum of Canada

Always In Fashion

Textile Museum of Canada

Made By Many: 50 Years of the Textile Museum of Canada

Made By Many: 50 Years of the Textile Museum of Canada

Textile Museum of Canada

Retracing Tatreez: Palestinian Thobes through the 20th Century

Retracing Tatreez: Palestinian Thobes through the 20th Century

Textile Museum of Canada

All exhibitions in Toronto this month Coming up in November

Nearby

Exterior of the Textile Museum of Canada on Centre Avenue, Toronto

Textile Museum of Canada

Design6 min walk

Georgian brick facade of Campbell House Museum at Queen Street West and University Avenue, Toronto

Campbell House Museum

Architecture6 min walk

Onsite Gallery (OCAD University)

Onsite Gallery (OCAD University)

DesignFree7 min walk

Northeast entrance of the 401 Richmond building in Toronto, home of Gallery 44

Gallery 44 Centre for Contemporary Photography

ArtFree8 min walk

Image credits

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Couch Monster: Sadzěʔ yaaghęhch'illCourtesy of Art Gallery of Ontario
Always In FashionPhoto by Darren Rigo.
Made By Many: 50 Years of the Textile Museum of CanadaPhoto by Darren Rigo
Retracing Tatreez: Palestinian Thobes through the 20th CenturyCourtesy of Textile Museum of Canada
Art Gallery of OntarioOwen Byrne / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0
Textile Museum of CanadaRaysonho @ Open Grid Scheduler / Grid Engine, via Wikimedia Commons, CC0
Campbell House MuseumJK Liu / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
Gallery 44 Centre for Contemporary PhotographyEWilson (Volunteer), Wikimedia Commons, CC0

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