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Step into The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery—Canada’s leading public gallery devoted to contemporary art, ideas, and conversations.

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June Clark, Harlem Quilt, 1997 (detail). Photo transfers on fabric, light fixtures. Photo: Silvia Ros. Image courtesy of the artist and Daniel Faria Gallery

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MAY 03 – AUG 11 2024

June Clark: Witness

Baghdad CS 1: United States Embassy, Baghdad, 1960. Josep Lluis Sert Papers, Graduate School of Design Archives, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.

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MAY 03 – AUG 11 2024

Terence Gower: Embassy

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Neil Price hosting In/Tension episode, The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery, Toronto, 2023. Photo by Daria Sposobna.

In/Tension Podcast

The Power Plant is thrilled to present In/Tension podcast, a limited series of intimate, thought-provoking and inspiring conversations with some of Canada's most prominent visual artists. Learn more and tune in!

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On May 1, 1987, The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery opened its doors for the first time. For the past 35 years, we've stayed true to our commitment to exhibit artists from diverse backgrounds, draw attention to pressing issues, and connect with communities from Canada and around the world through contemporary art. To this day, The Power Plant remains an open platform for thought-provoking art, ideas, and conversations.

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