Thato Toeba's site-specific installation is included in A Kind of Order at the Toronto Union Station, which 'considers transit as more than physical travel, framing it as an emotional, intellectual, and imaginative state shaped by lived experience, history, and identity.'

Anyone Can Be Lucifer, Thato Toeba's first institutional solo show in France, takes place at the 57th edition of the Rencontres d’Arles. Described as a 'contemporary Dadaist' their work 'reveals flawed ideologies and provides an alternative to colonial and imperial histories'.

Thato Toeba is among 13 artists featuring in I Still Dream of Lost Vocabularies at Autograph. Curated by Bindi Vora, the exhibition examines 'how photographs can be deconstructed and reassembled through the idea of collage, offering new perspectives on complex histories and contested social realities'.

Thato Toeba forms part of Manifestation #52: To Be Determined at Buro Stedelijk. Taking place as a collaboration with other artists, the project is presented as an open-studio with interventions that challenge modes of ‘exhibiting’, interaction and museological practices. 

Thato Toeba is the recipient of the 15th FNB Art Prize, the jury noting, 'what set Toeba apart was the clarity of vision, the formal maturity of the work and the considered pace of their trajectory'. As part of the prize, they will present a solo exhibition at the JAG in 2026.