Toronto Pearson is more than just a gateway to the world - it’s a cultural hub. Look around and take in our extensive art and exhibition program, and see why exploring our terminals is truly an adventure.
In 2000, Toronto Pearson asked artists from around the world to create works that represent Toronto’s role as a gateway to North American air travel, while capturing the essence of flight. More than 300 incredible submissions were received, and eight were selected as permanent installations. Look for them as you make your way through the airport.
Three impressive large-scale sculptures were also commissioned for Pier F. To see these works, including our pieces from the Transport Canada Collection, please view our complete art catalogue.
Toronto Pearson also has several changing exhibition spaces in locations throughout Terminal 1. You can find out more about our unique art program by emailing our curator directly at art@gtaa.com
Catch Toronto on Film in Terminal 3 and see how our city has been portrayed on the silver screen over the years. Created by the Toronto international Film Festival (TIFF), the entire exhibition can be viewed here.
Travel back to a time when pterodactyls ruled the skies instead of airplanes. Our prehistoric installation, "A Scene from the Late Jurassic", features two incredible dinosaurs courtesy of the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM), and is sure to thrill guests of all ages. Drop by Terminal 1 to see a large Allosaurus bearing down on an Othnielia that has fallen to the ground. Amazing! Check out our time lapse video of Research Casting International installing our dinosaurs.