The appealing group show of small works at Archive, entitled glo, adds up to more than just a holiday grab bag. Among the 30 Toronto-based artists who were invited to contribute, including Joe Fleming, Eldon Garnet, Liz Parkinson and Evan Penny, there is a shared sensibility that is intimate, sensuous and poetic. One feels it in Gunilla Joshephson’s beautifully crafted pair of child-sized wax violins, in Marianne Lovink’s carved wooden pods sprouting red and gold seeds like exotic fruit, in Annette Larsson’s light-boxes containing close-up photographs of naked flesh, in Karen Roulstone’s delicate, ghostly paintings bearing traces of Chinese calligraphy. And, for contrast and comic relief, there is Roger Carter’s bubble-gum pink Kay Kar. This mechanized stuffed toy sits in the window of the gallery wagging its jaw while drooling threads of candy-striped toothpaste, a perfect specimen of seasonal excess. Until Jan. 31.