Work by Associate Professor An Te Liu will be showcased at The 12th Toronto International Art Fair October 28-31 as a part of an exhibition curated by William Huffman. Titled Place, the exhibition will explore notions of navigation and mapping -- as both a movement through space and a purely conceptual exercise. The curatorial initiative will introduce two unique interventions by artist Jon Sasaki and An Te Liu, along with four self-serve walking tours of Art Toronto created by Huffman. This presentation is in partnership with Toronto Arts Foundation, the Art Dealers Association of Canada, and Art Toronto.

About The 12th Toronto International Art Fair

For 4 days, 109 fine art galleries from 13 countries along with the country’s leading cultural organizations will assemble at the 12th annual exhibition and sale of 20th and 21st century artworks. Taking place at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, the fair promises to feature artworks by renowned masters to young emerging artists.

Access to onsite programming, including talks, video screenings and public tours is included with daily Art Toronto admission. For more information visit www.arttoronto.ca