Open Menu Khayaal by Tazeen Qayyum TD Art When the TD Art Collection was founded in 1968, it was premised on the idea that art is a catalyst for dialogue; creating conversations and enriching the lives of TD colleagues, clients and customers. Today, this remains our guiding principle. TD Art is focusing on work that enables us all to see more of the world around us. Art in the workplace can offer motivation and connection to others. This is what moves us to continue curatorial research and to search out works that inspire meaningful relationships. We seek to create accessible art experiences for the public and expand its perception of contemporary art and the role of artists in our society. We are building a collection that emphasizes the stories of marginalized artists, and that brings issues of diaspora, race, gender and identity to the forefront. Please enjoy the works on this site, as we amplify voices and champion an inclusive present and future. TD Bank Art Collection Today See a selection of the art works in our collection Edge of the moment Meryl McMaster Souvenirs of the Self Jin-me Yoon Winter Landscape with pink house Lawren Harris Owl of the sea Kenojuak Ashevak Composition Jean-Paul Riopelle Late Bloomer Elizabeth McIntosh October! Sojourner Truth Parsons Office Party Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun TD Gallery of Indigenous Art The TD Gallery of Indigenous Art is a rotating exhibition space that presents work from the Corporate Art Collection representing regions across Canada. Through its various pieces, we hope to share the historical and ongoing cultural importance of Indigenous communities in Canada. Experience the works virtually with the TD Gallery of Indigenous Art Self-Guided Tour. Location 79 Wellington Street West (TD Centre) Toronto, Ontario M5J 2Z9 Find directions Hours Mon-Fri 8am – 6pm Sat & Sun 10am – 4pm Not fully accessible What's New Innovative program: TD Curator of Education and Outreach Fellowship Amplifying voices by investing in the next generation of arts and culture leaders and educators. Unique: Kenojuak Cultural Centre in Cape Dorset, Nunavut Fostering the future of some of Canada's finest artists by supporting this important Inuit cultural centre. Exhibition: Here We Are Here: Black Canadian Contemporary Art Affirming the longstanding relevance of Black people to Canada's fabric, through this Royal Ontario Museum exhibition. For more TD Art related news, visit the TD Newsroom. Read more about our commitments Connected Communities We aspire to help people participate and be included in their community. Learn more Need to talk to us directly?Contact us Connect with TD Twitter Facebook Instagram YouTube LinkedIn Privacy & Security Legal Accessibility About Us We're Hiring Ad Choices & Personalization Site Index