Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto Canada
973 Reviews
- Thursday11 AM–6 PM
- Friday11 AM–9 PM
- Saturday11 AM–6 PM
- Sunday11 AM–6 PM
- MondayClosed
- TuesdayClosed
- Wednesday11 AM–6 PM
About the Business
MOCA Toronto - Plan Your Visit | MOCA Toronto is an inclusive cultural hub at the heart of the art ecosystem. Discover exhibitions by Canadian and international artists.
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+14165302500
158 Sterling Rd #100, Toronto, ON M6R 2B7
Hours
- Thursday11 AM–6 PM
- Friday11 AM–9 PM
- Saturday11 AM–6 PM
- Sunday11 AM–6 PM
- MondayClosed
- TuesdayClosed
- Wednesday11 AM–6 PM
Features
- Wheelchair-accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible washroom
- Washroom
- Restaurant
Recommended Reviews
DA
07.10.2023
Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto Canada
Whenever I visit Toronto, I usually plan the places I visit in advance so that I have enough time to prepare for travel. So when I discovered that MOCA has “free friday nights” I know I need to visit as I am excited to discover their artworks. Thank you so much for giving our free admissions! Will definitely come back to see new exhibits you’ll be showcasing :)
Anna Taylor
10.09.2023
Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto Canada
Excellent museum! Highly recommended to see it, even if you have only one day in Santiago. I was astounded with just how sofisticared the culture of Central and South America several thousand years ago.All floors are now open again in the museum to the general public.
Lorna O Davison
10.09.2023
Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto Canada
Enlightening, super chill, friendly staff and music that transfers you to another country. I'm in love as usual. Free admission on the first Sunday. Unexpected perk.
Mehrnoush Mirsalari
27.08.2023
Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto Canada
I visited MOCA past weekend, I really liked the Imposter Cities exhibition there! It was a collaboration between art, architecture, and culture artists and educators which delivers a different perspective of Canadian cities in the context of cinema and movies.
Richard Chu
12.08.2023
Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto Canada
This art museum is full of inspiring installation art. Three floors we can visit with full of ideas how the artists exploring the use of different materials for their art pieces to tell stories and messages. They rotate the art pieces quite often so it is worth to revisit again per few months time. The artist statements are very self-explanatory and easy to understand that I can talk with my 8-year daughter about what messages the artist want to express through his/her artpiece.
Garry Bakuniec
23.07.2023
Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto Canada
The MOCA is one of my favourite galleries. Until September they are hosting an Altered Reality Art exhibit created by Seeing The Invisible. An App is required to take advantage of the inspiring art work made by a diverse group of artists. All the artwork is around the exterior of the gallery, in Sorauren Park and High Park. It’s a great outing for everyone.This first piece is Machine Hallucination by Ravik Anadol and the other, Gilded Cage AR 2022 by Ai Weiwei.
Helen Li
21.07.2023
Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto Canada
It’s a fine and delicate art museum. I went on a TD Community Sunday which had free admission. It has only three floors but the topics and the arts are interesting. Nice place to go for when you are around, 30 min stay would be enough.
Toms Food Reviews
20.07.2023
Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto Canada
When evaluating the quality and size of the art exhibition, I would rate it a 6 out of 10. It can be easily explored and viewed within a short timeframe of less than 30 minutes. The gallery encompasses three floors, each featuring approximately two pieces. On the positive side, the exhibit on the third floor offers a captivating and unique perspective on film making, which I highly recommend exploring. However, aside from that particular exhibit, the overall experience left much to be desired.
jared ong
19.07.2023
Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto Canada
Great space with really cool art! Love the current installation that discusses the interactions between nature and humanity. Free Friday evenings is so great!-1 star because the men's washroom urinals are literally the height of the sinks which is way way way too high. :(
Hope Cornell
19.07.2023
Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto Canada
I went for Free Friday Nights. Small museum (only takes up three floors currently). I enjoyed that I had time to read about each piece and especially enjoyed the sound experience in the stairwells. It took about 45min-1 hour to see everything. The touch table was a great added detail that allows you to feel some of the materials used in the artwork!
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158 Sterling Rd #100, Toronto, ON M6R 2B7
Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto Canada