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Nicholas Metivier Gallery was founded in Toronto in 2004 and is now one of the largest contemporary galleries in Canada. The gallery’s programme features an international roster of early to senior career artists with a focus on contemporary painting and photography. The gallery's programme includes two monthly exhibitions, while regularly publishing catalogues and print editions and participating in local and international art fairs. The gallery has a longstanding reputation for supporting and building the careers of our artists. Nicholas Metivier Gallery is a member of the Art Dealer's Association of Canada (ADAC).

260 Richmond St E Ste 100

Our family business of two generations has 13 art galleries located in Quebec City (Old Port), Baie-St-Paul (Charlevoix), Montreal (Old Port) and Toronto. We proudly represent more than 250 artists in a variety of styles like painting, sculpture, photography and digital printing in contemporary art, abstract, classical and grandmasters. Notre entreprise familiale depuis deux générations possède 13 galeries d'art situées à Québec (Vieux-Port), Baie-St-Paul (Charlevoix), Montréal (Vieux-Port) et Toronto. Nous représentons plus de 250 artistes en peinture, sculpture, photographie et impression numérique en art contemporain, abstrait, classique et grands-maîtres.

Feheley Fine Arts is synonymous with excellence in the field of Inuit art. With over 60 years of experience, it is one of the last remaining commercial galleries in the world devoted exclusively to traditional and contemporary art from the Canadian Arctic. The art for sale includes traditional prints, exquisite sculptures, paintings and drawings by today’s sought-after contemporary Inuit artists and more. The gallery also offers a range of consultation and curatorial services, including art appraisal, collection management, research, and display and exhibition advice.

Steps above the bustling St. Lawrence Market lies the Market Gallery – an intimate, historic exhibition space. What was once Toronto’s first purpose-built City Council Chambers now houses rotating exhibits that dive deep into the history of our city.

382 Queen St E

Bay of Spirits Gallery is a leading Indigenous art gallery located in the heart of Toronto. Our gallery features original paintings, limited edition prints, masks, totem poles, sculptures, bronze, and giftware. Bay of Spirits Gallery has been the premier destination for Canadian art for nearly 25 years. We operate by Appointment Only. Email us or shop online. Domestic and International shipping available.

250 Yonge St #2201