The Artist Project, an annual Toronto art fair, celebrates its 18th year with a special focus on motherhood, coinciding with Mother's Day for the first time. Featuring over 250 independent artists, interactive works, and live painting across various mediums, the fair aims to be an engaging space for families. Notably, many artists are mothers who share how motherhood informs their work. Whether inspired by personal experiences or family connections, the exhibition provides a platform for these artists to explore themes of motherhood and celebrate their heritage, making it an enriching experience for attendees.
"Kids get in for free, so you can bring your mom, [there are] gifts at all price points and [it's] just a fun way to celebrate the weekend."
"I feel like being a mother really made me more confident [about] what I wanted to create. Maybe because there's less time, I think I also have a stronger sense of play."
"The jungle, the mountain, it was my playground. I hope through the paintings and the energy that they can feel what it was like for me growing up in a completely different environment."
"Iâm happy to have it displayed on Mother's Day, when my own mother will be..."
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