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Shintani Gallery

Shintani Gallery

Local Art in Toronto

5.0 6 Google reviews

700 Lansdowne Ave, Toronto, Ontario M6H 3Y8 · Old Toronto

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700 Lansdowne Ave, Toronto, Ontario M6H 3Y8

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About

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

Amenities

Amenities

  • Restaurant
  • Washroom

Crowd

  • Family-friendly
  • LGBTQ+ friendly
  • Transgender safe space

Parking

  • Free street parking

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