Another highlight you should not miss out on are the massive artworks, The Light by Irish artist Paul Murnaghan and Melting Temporalities by Canadian artists Claire Brunet and Johnny Ranger, which are turning the Canada Malting Silos on Toronto’s waterfront into 350-by-200-foot canvas.

Presented by the Delegation of the European Union to Canada and the Global Centre for Climate Action at Ontario College of Art and Design (OCAD) University, the two works will transform the towering silos into an immersive journey through water, ice, forests and living ecosystems.

Melting Temporalities - World Premiere

Marking its world premiere at Nuit Blanche, Melting Temporalities will transform the Canada Malting Silos into a monumental glacier that slowly fractures before the eyes of viewers, revealing forests, waterways, geological formations, and microscopic life.

The Light - Canadian Premiere

Nuit Blanche will also mark the Canadian premiere of The Light by Irish multidisciplinary artist Paul Murnaghan. The Light follows a solitary human as she reconnects the consciousness of the Deep Ocean with the subterranean forest floor, reaffirming humanity’s entanglement with worlds that exist beyond our perception. Filmed entirely in natural light, with underwater sequences captured on a single breath, the work unfolds as an animist odyssey through water, land and light.

📅 October 3^rd, 2026

📍 539 Queens Quay West, Toronto

⏰7pm – 7am

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