A large outdoor sculpture features numerous bronze beavers with a greenish patina. Some beavers are arranged within a dark, multi-shelved arched structure, while others are on the ground around it. A modern city skyline, including the CN Tower, is visible in the background under a cloudy sky

The Art Newspaper: 'Humour makes us Cree, makes us Human': Kent Monkman's first public sculpture is a condominium for beavers on Toronto's waterfront

October 6, 2026

Observer: Toronto's Lassonde Art Trail Reimagines Public Art as Part of a Healthier Urban Ecosystem

October 5, 2026

CBC Arts: What are all these beavers doing in Kent Monkman's first public artwork

October 2, 2026

Art I Basel Destinations: Why Toronto is fast becoming unmissable for art

October 1, 2026

Toronto Star: Acclaimed artist Kent Monkman on creating a 'beaver condo' for Biidaasige Park

September 25, 2026

Urban Toronto: Striking New Public Artwork Joins Lassonde Art Trail in Biidaasige Park

September 15, 2026

New York Times: An Indigenous Painter Sees a Vermeer, and the Sparks Fly

September 14, 2026

Globe & Mail: Toronto's Lassonde Art Trail represents public art done right

August 7, 2026

Toronto.com: The new island park in Toronto has a 4-kilometre trail filled with sculptures and more are being unveiled this month

July 10, 2026

Globe & Mail: Farm to Studio

July 7, 2026

The Art Newspaper: From beavers to basketball hoops: a new public art trail opens in Toronto

July 7, 2026

A group of people standing beside Trajet, a circular sculpture with foot imprints. Green and yellow foliage surrounds the outdoor area.

Toronto.com: The 10 best things to do to avoid boredom this summer

June 30, 2026

City News: Lassonde Art Trail in the newest addition to the Port Lands revitalization project

June 16, 2026

A bright yellow sculpture of a digital alarm clock rests on a large, textured grey rock.

Surface Magazine: The Lassonde Art Trail is Now Open in Toronto’s Biidaasige Park

June 15, 2026

Insauga: New features at biggest waterfront park in a generation unveiled in Toronto

June 11, 2026

A person in a dark blue winter coat and green hat holds a silver sign spelling 'ATMOSPHERE' above their head against a clear blue sky.

Art Plugged: Lassonde Art Trail Opens on Toronto’s Waterfront with Major Public Art Programme

June 7, 2026

An aerial view shows Biidaasige Park with a white and red arch bridge spanning a dark blue river. Paved paths wind through green grass, featuring a large spiraling sculpture, Crown Act by Oluseye, made of dark stained wood and a circular target-like design. Buildings are visible in the distant background.

Secret Toronto: Toronto’s new 4 km waterfront art trail is officially open to explore – with 7 free massive installations to visit

June 6, 2026

A tall, bright red, tree-like sculpture with multiple basketball hoops on its branches.

Blog TO: Everyone is obsessed with Toronto's most unique basketball hoops

June 5, 2026

A small, silver-colored metallic figure stands on a brushed metal table, holding a flat, oval-shaped metal object above its head.

Toronto Life: A behind-the-scenes look at the Lassonde Art Trail, the city’s new destination for outdoor contemporary art

June 5, 2026

Forbes: Lassonde Art Trail Opening Along Toronto’s Revitalized Waterfront

June 3, 2026

CBC: First of its kind contemporary art trail prepares for a public sneak peek in Toronto

May 20, 2026

National Gallery of Canada announces new commission by Alicja Kwade developed in partnership with LAT

March 31, 2026

LAT Announces Artist Lineup for 2026 Launch

October 22, 2025

Joana Vasconcelos Announced as Winner of Destination Artwork Competition

October 1, 2025

LAT announces Kent Monkman as the first artist to contribute a major permanent artwork

September 24, 2024