Studio Paradise

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.

The Next Contemporary is a space dedicated to spotlighting, advocating, and showcasing QBIPOC artists and those who have been historically marginalized from the mainstream narrative, founded and directed by Farnoosh Talaee, an Iranian Canadian curator and art advisor based in Toronto. The gallery is rooted in progressive thinking that results in curated thought-provoking group exhibitions that embrace diversity, equity, and inclusion of artists of all cultures, religions, genders, sexes, orientations and dis/abilities, ages, and stages aiming to build a path onward to convey their visions within Canada and beyond.

530 Perth Ave

We are a Contemporary Art Gallery and Dealer specializing in Local Canadian Artists as well as representing a growing number of International Artists. We carry everything from sculpture, photography, etchings, prints, and paintings. We ship internationally and domestically. We deliver and install locally.

Fly on the Wall Gallery is a public window gallery located at 18 Sousa Mendes Street, in Toronto’s Junction Triangle neighbourhood. It features a new artist every month, and is curated by Vuk Dragojevic.

224 Wallace Ave Ste 200

DIY Artist Run Centre

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