Daniella Williams: Origin

Black Rabbit Gallery in the vibrant Canary District is proud to host 'Origin,' a compelling solo exhibition by acclaimed Toronto-based Canadian figurative painter Daniella Williams. Running from September 10 to October 8, 2026, this exhibition marks a significant evolution in Williams’ artistic journey.

Williams, known for her insightful explorations of observation and intimacy, now expands her inquiry into how we perceive ourselves through our interactions with others and the environment. 'Origin' delves into the natural world, imagining what emerges when the body is freed from the pressures of being seen. Her figures are depicted moving through open spaces, shared moments, and lush natural settings, gradually becoming one with the landscapes they inhabit. It's a profound reflection on belonging and self-discovery.

What to Expect

The exhibition opens with a special reception on Thursday, September 10, from 7–10 PM, offering a chance to meet the artist and immerse yourself in her latest works. Throughout its run, visitors can explore Williams' evocative paintings, which blend rich figurative detail with expansive natural backdrops.

Black Rabbit Gallery, located in the heart of the Canary District at 35 Tubman Avenue, is a contemporary art space dedicated to showcasing both established and emerging Canadian talent. This exhibition follows their successful inaugural show, 'No Paths, Just Moves,' further solidifying their commitment to fostering artistic dialogue in Toronto.

Plan Your Visit

Admission to 'Origin' is free, making it an accessible cultural outing for everyone. The gallery is easily reachable via public transit, with streetcar access along Cherry Street and King Street East. After your visit, take some time to explore the charming cafes and shops in the Canary District and nearby Corktown neighbourhood, making for a perfect afternoon or evening of art and local discovery.