A Vibrant Take on Toronto: New Perspectives Art Exhibition

March 5, 2026 (Toronto) – A new exhibition in the Perspectives Public Art program is transforming the pedestrian tunnel at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport into a vibrant celebration of Toronto’s people, places and stories.

Presented by the Toronto Port Authority, the latest installation features the work of Anna Jasinska (photography), Callan Jaida Jones (photography), Anson Ng (digital painting), Pam Staples (digital illustration), and Jason Zante (digital painting and murals).

Perspectives brings the energy of the GTA art scene to millions of travellers and visitors each year. Each exhibition spotlights five artists, with four works per artist reproduced in striking large-scale format, turning the journey to the airport into an immersive gallery experience.

Selected by a jury including curatorial representatives from OCADU and the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA), this exhibition explores Toronto’s history of migration, its natural landscapes and evolving urban patterns, and the rhythms and quiet magic of everyday life. From evocative photography to bold digital cityscapes, the works capture the dynamism and diversity that define the city.

“We’re delighted to present another Perspectives exhibition at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport,” said Warren Askew, VP, Airport, Toronto Port Authority. “Each installation gives artists a platform to share their unique view of Toronto, transforming our terminal into a space that reflects the creativity and diversity of the city we serve. The strong response we’ve received reinforces our commitment to elevating the airport experience, providing something interesting and unexpected to travellers.”

The pedestrian tunnel is open to the public during airport operating hours. No ticket or boarding pass is required; the exhibition is free and accessible to all.

Discover more about the participating artists and their featured works and past exhibitions on the Perspectives page.