05/28/2026
Mark Your Calendars 💫 Carole Harris’ work will be featured in the upcoming Toronto Biennial of Art 🔥🔥🔥
The fourth edition of the Toronto Biennial of Art (TBA) runs from September 26 to December 20, 2026. Titled Things Fall Apart, it features over 30 international artists and 17 newly commissioned works exploring waterways, systemic ruptures, and socio-political transformation.Curated by Allison Glenn , this year’s exhibition expands across major institutions, public spaces, and nontraditional sites throughout Toronto, and for the first time ever, extends beyond the Greater Toronto Area to include institutional collaborations in cities like Detroit, New York, and Anchorage.
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↪️ Meet the Artists of TBA 2026
Carole Harris is a Detroit-based fiber artist whose work expands the possibilities of quiltmaking as a contemporary art form. Introduced to textiles at an early age, she has maintained a studio practice for decades rooted in material exploration and craft.
Her work reflects on memory and time, using colour, fabric, and composition to create layered surfaces that echo lived experience—moments that blur, fade, and return.
Harris holds a BFA from Wayne State University and, after more than three decades running a commercial interior design firm, transitioned in 2007 to focus fully on her studio practice. She is a recipient of the Kresge Arts Foundation Fellowship, and her work is held in collections including the Detroit Institute of Arts. Recent exhibitions include Art Basel in Paris and a solo exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit.
At the 2026 Biennial, Carole Harris’s work will be co-presented with the Art Museum at the University of Toronto () and made possible with the generous support of the Women Leading Initiative. More details to come.
