Sarah Sze’s installations handily shrug off rigid categories and labels, with digital photos, bewitching videos, wire constructions, tables and chairs, and all manner of objects sharing space. This show presents one of Sze’s most ambitious recent efforts—2018’s Images in Debris—as part of a new MOCA series that showcases work held by Toronto collectors. (Here’s hoping they one day donate it to an institution in the city.) Block off some time and bring a friend: You could spend a lifetime teasing out the swirling, interlaced narratives that her art regularly proffers. —Andrew Russeth

Image: Sarah Sze, “Images in Debris,” 2018. Courtesy the artist, Victoria Miro Gallery, London and Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, New York/Los Angeles.