Bau-Xi Gallery Toronto | Dufferin

*GEARY LOCATION CLOSED* Canada’s first digital art gallery. Toronto's Goat Gallery emerges as a sanctuary for the visual symphony of bytes and pixels, advancing the art world's embrace of the digital medium.

Peter Triantos is an internationally acclaimed contemporary abstract artist, whose spectacular art forms part of many prominent public and important private collections worldwide. Besides Peter’s four galleries in downtown Toronto, he has participated in exhibitions in Miami, New York City, Saratoga Springs, NY, Basel, Napa Valley, California, Auckland, Seoul Korea, and Hong Kong among many other major cities.

COOPER COLE is a contemporary art gallery in Toronto representing leading Canadian and international artists. The gallery presents curated exhibitions and works with private collectors, institutions, and corporate clients to acquire contemporary art. Offering access to original paintings, sculpture, photography, textiles, and multimedia works, COOPER COLE supports artist development and participates in major international art fairs. The gallery also provides art advisory, collection development, and art rentals for film and television, with international shipping available.

Canvas is a Toronto gallery that was established in 2003. It offers a regularly changing, extensive inventory of original artworks by more than 80 established and emerging Canadian artists. Canvas Gallery helps customers create statements in their home or office through the creativity of local and national working artists. The gallery ships worldwide and offers framing, consultations, and local delivery for larger works. Canvas also offers at-home approvals, where customers can try the art in their space before making any financial commitment.

The Cardinal is a creative exhibition venue with a focus on showing fine art photography as well as providing an inviting event space for the arts community. WE ARE ON HIATUS FOR THE SUMMER:) ​

DIY Artist Run Centre

A cultural hub, exhibit space, and creative event/display area for the community opened by Kim Newport-Mimran and Joe Mimran. Dedicated to their love of art and design, this new space is tucked away in an industrial complex, Cultural Goods Gallery is homed in the Junction Triangle.

Artist-run gallery space. On December 6–19, 2025: Too Late – Matthew Kariatsumari.