Gary Taxali's work at Art Miami 2024, “Jump Into Love” Baltic Birch, 30” x 30” $ 6000 USD

Gary Taxali traffic boxes for the City of Toronto

Gary Taxali is an internationally renowned contemporary artist celebrated for his distinctive retro-inspired style.

Gary Taxali was selected by the Norman Rockwell Museum for the 2024 Unity Project, creating two get-out-the-vote posters alongside artists Lisk Feng, Timothy Goodman, and Edel Rodriguez.

Gary Taxali's mural commission for Ridley College, a prestigious Ontario boarding school, was unveiled on September 28, 2024.

Gary Taxali created a series of political artworks supporting Kamala Harris's 2024 presidential campaign, including prints, caps, and illustrations for The Nation magazine.

Gary Taxali collaborated with the Royal Canadian Mint to design six special edition celebration coins and a Holiday coin in 2012, featuring Canada's first Augmented Reality coin experience.

Gary Taxali created the cover art and 16 interior illustrations for Aimee Mann's album "@#%&*! Smilers," nominated for a 2009 Grammy Award for Best Package Design.

Gary Taxali collaborated with Canadian luxury retailer Harry Rosen to create artist-designed pocket squares celebrating "The Art of Flirtation."

Gary Taxali's solo exhibition "Unforget Me" at Jonathan LeVine Gallery in New York City featured 25 new works including his largest painting to date.

Gary Taxali debuted his first UK solo show, "My Feelings Like You," at Steve Lazarides' gallery The Outsiders in London, May 2012.

Gary Taxali was selected by Polaroid to create art for the "Made in Polaroid" group exhibition in NYC, part of the Lady Gaga "Polaroid 50/50/50" project.

Gary Taxali's first children's book, "This Is Silly!", published by Scholastic Press, features silk-screened illustrations using up to 17 colours and 11 screens.

Gary Taxali's sculpture "My Heart Knows You," an artwork about Alzheimer's disease, was unveiled by Mayor John Tory as part of The Brain Project in Toronto.

Gary Taxali's toy company Chump Toys evolved from a 2005 Whitney Museum of American Art commission. The Toy Monkey, OH NO, and OH OH vinyl figures bridge fine art and pop culture.

Gary Taxali's solo exhibition "Unfamous" at First Canadian Place Gallery in Toronto, curated by Kelly McCray. December 12, 2016 to January 27, 2017.