9 Best Toronto Art Galleries

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List of Toronto Art Galleries

canvas gallery

CANVAS is a Toronto art gallery, established in 2003 by Megan Less and Mark Hunter. Inspired by their love of art, artists, and a true pursuit of happiness, Canvas is an open, bright, and welcoming space for you to create a personal statement through the creativity of local and national working artists.
Location: 344 Westmoreland Avenue North, Toronto, ON
Phone: 416-532-5275

the powerplant

The Power Plant is Canada’s leading art gallery devoted exclusively to contemporary art by artists from Canada and the world. As we remain a non-profit institution, our aim is to share art with wider audiences through free admission to our exhibitions.
Location: 231 Queens Quay West, Toronto, ON
Phone: 416-973-4949

dianna witte

Dianna Witte Gallery was established in 2002, in Toronto’s Leslieville neighbourhood. Founded by director Dianna Witte and co-curator Ric Santon, the gallery maintains a mandate to showcase contemporary painting and photo-based art.
Location: 1122 Dundas Street, East, Toronto, ON
Phone: 416-465-8500

muse gallery

Muse Gallery is located on Yonge Street just a few blocks North of Rosedale. The 1200 sq. ft. gallery exclusively showcases Canadian contemporary art. We exhibit over 30 emerging, mid-career and established artists.
Location: 1230 Yonge Street, Toronto, ON
Phone: 416-974-9886

ingram gallery

Ingram Gallery offers an arena for artists, art appreciators, and the curious to share in the expression of human experience in ways that society does not address. Ingram Gallery specializes in contemporary and historical art making in Canada.
Location: 24 Hazelton Avenue, Toronto, ON
Phone: 416-929-2220

corkin gallery

Corkin Gallery features a roster of emerging and mid-career artists from around the globe whose voices and vision are trailblazing the ideas of tomorrow. We employ our expertise in modern art to show contemporary art alongside master works of the twentieth century.
Location: 7 Tankhouse Lane, Toronto, ON
Phone: 416-979-1980

gallery phillip

Gallery Phillip has exhibited First Nations and Inuit art since 1976. We carry Inuit prints from Cape Dorset, Baker Lake, Pangnirtung, Povungnituk, Holman Island and Kangiqsualujjuaq, and share an equal passion for original Inuit drawings.
Location: 12 Hazelton Avenue, Toronto, ON
Phone: 416-968-0901

wychwood barns

Wychwood Barns is a community cultural hub in Toronto’s Wychwood neighbourhood. It includes spaces for 26 artist live/work studios, 15 artist work studios, 9 non-profit arts and environmental organizations and a 7,680 square-foot event venue in Barn 2.
Location: 601 Christie Street, Toronto, ON
Phone: 647-696-6962

alan klinhoff gallery

In its third generation in the art business, the Klinkhoffs specialize in the highest quality Canadian classics, works of art from 1840 through to the 21st Century; from Cornelius Krieghoff to William Kurelek & Clarence Gagnon to Charles Gagnon.
Location: 190 Davenport Road, Toronto, ON
Phone: 416-233-0339