Land. Sea. Sugar. Salt.: Terrestrial and Aquatic Contemplations of the Caribbean

Land. Sea. Sugar. Salt: Terrestrial and Aquatic Contemplations of the Caribbean offers a space of reflection about the Caribbean through the work of eleven artists, who continue to have familial and lived ties to the region. Each of the works speaks to an intimate engagement with the land, sharing a way of knowing it through physical experience and embodied knowledge. The work attests to the ways in which Caribbean communities resist, adapt, and create—sustaining powerful traditions of solidarity, cultural expression, and environmental care in the wake of the pressures of colonial legacies, social and economic inequity, and environmental incursions and climate change.

Featuring works by Alexandre Arrechea, Charles Campbell, Carolina Caycedo, Giana De Dier, Braxton Garneau, Deborah Jack, Las Nietas de Nonó, Hew Locke, Farihah Aliyah Shah, and Kara Springer.

The exhibition is circulated by Remai Modern with the support of the Frank & Ellen Remai Foundation.

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Image: Las Nietas de Nonó, en el lugar de sal, 2018. Digital photograph on fabric, 16″ x 24″. Image courtesy of the artist.

Who is it for?

All ages

Tickets : Free

How to get tickets?

At the door: Free

Date: Wednesday February 25, 2026 to Saturday August 1, 2026

The Art Museum is open Tuesdays through Saturdays, 12pm–5pm, with extended hours on Wednesdays, 12pm–8pm.

Venue & Address

University of Toronto Art Centre, The Art Museum at the University of Toronto, 15 King’s College Circle, Toronto, ON

Wheelchair not accessible

Accessible by Public Transport