Leslie Grove Gallery

Dianna Witte Gallery was established in 2002 on Queen Street East, in Toronto’s “Leslieville” neighbourhood. Founded by director Dianna Witte and co-curator Ric Santon, the gallery maintains a mandate to showcase emerging and mid-career artists, with a focus on contemporary painting and photo-based art. The gallery has been a member of the Art Dealer’s Association of Canada (ADAC) since 2015.

1330 Gerrard St E

1475 Gerrard St E

Corkin Gallery represents a roster of artists whose works explore issues concerning the environment, identity, consumerism, and narrative in a variety of mediums including photography, concrete abstract painting, digital media, and sculpture.

382 Queen St E

6 Trinity St

Opened in March of 2006, the Thompson Landry Gallery is one of the landmark tenants of the arts community at the Historic Distillery District. Pioneering new ground for galleries in Toronto, the Thompson Landry Gallery showcases both the very best of the new generation of contemporary artists, as well as the great masters of Quebec. Housed in a beautiful 2700 square foot space in the Stone Distillery Building, it is the only gallery in Toronto specializing purely in Quebec artists and sculptors.

A contemporary art gallery located in Toronto’s historic Distillery District, established in 2003. Showcasing an exceptional collection of paintings, sculptures, photographs, and more by both Canadian and international artists. A curated selection of artworks is also available for purchase online.