Orbital Arts Gallery

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At Whippersnapper Gallery we are committed to the underdog artist*. We provide emerging artists and cultural workers with a platform to expand the parameters of their practice and develop ethical, rigorous relationships with communities, particularly racialized, queer, disabled and working class people. Our teeny tiny gallery is viewable by the public 24 hours a day through fully exposed street level windows. Whip is structured to encourage peer-to-peer mentorship and create innovative programming that catalyzes social transformation. We offer space to experiment and confront displacement in the ever-gentrifying urban core in which we are situated.

222 Spadina Ave.

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.

Bau-Xi Gallery is one of Canada's most prominent galleries representing artists from across Canada. Established in 1965, we operate three gallery spaces in Toronto and Vancouver. In Toronto, the gallery has two locations, our new flagship location at Dufferin and Geary and across the street from the Art Gallery of Ontario and in Vancouver on South Granville gallery row.

Mark Christopher Gallery (MCG) encourages an open dialogue between artists, curators, collectors and patrons. We focus on the contemporary visual arts, regarding aesthetics, historiography, and art theory. MCG is a platform for artists with thought provoking ideas, who share their contemporary art practices with interested people. Each artist presents a different artistic style, artistic objective, medium, and art concept.

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

The University of Toronto Art Centre (UTAC) is a free contemporary art gallery in downtown Toronto and one of two spaces that make up the Art Museum at the University of Toronto. Located on the north side of historic University College at 15 King's College Circle, UTAC presents year-round exhibitions featuring local, national, and international artists and curators. Visitors can experience rotating contemporary art exhibitions, artist talks, curator tours, and educational programs throughout the year. Admission is always free and open to the public. The Art Museum's second, more intimate space, the Justina M. Barnicke Gallery, is less than a minute walk away at 7 Hart House Circle.