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Victor Gallery is a custom picture framing shop and art gallery on Queen Street West in Toronto. Since 1990, we have provided professional custom framing for artwork, photographs, posters, jerseys, memorabilia, textiles and oversized pieces. Our services include conservation and museum-quality framing, shadow boxes, canvas stretching, frame repairs, glass replacement, ready-made picture frames, custom mirrors, art installation, pickup and delivery. We also offer original paintings, prints and sculpture, as well as art consulting, sourcing and commissions for residential, corporate and public spaces. Visit Victor Gallery at 634 Queen Street West for custom picture framing and art in Toronto.

A dynamic space created to support the visions of our artists, and reflect the ever-evolving shape of contemporary art.

Remote Gallery is Akin’s dedicated exhibition and programming space located at 568 Richmond Street West. Remote Gallery provides opportunities for artists and members of the public to rent low-cost space for exhibitions and programming of all kinds. This multi-use space is available for workshops, presentations, meetings, and community events as well as exhibitions, performances and other artistic programs. Remote Gallery is a 850 sqft, street level venue with gallery lighting, floor to ceiling windows, polished concrete floors and occupancy for up to 85 guests. The full gallery space can be rented, or can be divided into two separated spaces which can be rented individually that are 400 sqft and 450 sqft each.

Its best to call for an appointment 416-931-3540 before coming to Gallery. Welcome to Baffin Inuit Art Gallery in downtown Toronto. We offer authentic Inuit sculptures, hand-carved by artists from Canada’s Arctic. Discover carvings of bears, seals, owls, whales, inuksuit, and more — each reflecting Inuit culture and life in the North. Made mostly from serpentine stone, Inuit art is prized by collectors and ideal for gifts or corporate events. Always open by appointment!

Founded by Art Collision in 2021, Floating Point Gallery is a next-gen Web3 Canadian art gallery focused on exploring possibilities within the digital space and blurring the lines between digital and physical. Operating with a ‘digital-first’ initiative, we explore various avenues within the digital realm and bring the consumer into conversations using our understanding of the physical world. Floating Point Gallery is a space where existing Canadian artists who are visionaries of a new digital age can provide context and dive deeper into work that deserves a critical spotlight. Floating Point Gallery is an optimistic undertaking that evolves from the traditional art gallery, online marketplaces, and digital publishing models. Floating

451 Adelaide St W

Contact us to make an appointment. Showcasing the diversity of Canadian art through abstract, figurative, collage, assmblage and sculptural art. Spence Gallery champions beautiful, powerful and inspiring work.

Nestled in the vibrant heart of Toronto lies Worth Gallery, a unique establishment that elevates the art of the streets. With a primary mission to provide a platform for street artists and public art installations, Worth showcases a range of stunning works including murals, graffiti, sculptures and more. The gallery also offers innovative programs and opportunities for the BIPOC community. Since opening after the pandemic, Worth has hosted exhibitions featuring Toronto's most accomplished street artists and has collaborated closely with Street Art Toronto to increase awareness of their remarkable programs and contributions to the city's art scene.