Museums & Art Galleries in Davenport, Toronto, ON

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10 Years Ago Gallery

Closed now

250 Emerson Ave, Toronto, M6H 2A7

(416) 537-2121

Art Gallery

The Funhouse Toronto

Open now

101 Lisgar St, Toronto, M6J 3G4

(647) 857-9989

Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto Canada

Closed now

158 Sterling Rd #100, Toronto, M6R 2B7

(416) 530-2500

Patel Brown

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21 Wade Ave, #2, Toronto, M6H 1P4

(416) 519-9245

Myta Sayo Gallery

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267 Brock Ave, Toronto, M6K 2M3

(416) 888-6167

Clint Roenisch Gallery

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190 St Helens Ave, Toronto, M6H 4A1

416-880-8593

Clint Roenisch Gallery (Est 2003) is a contemporary art gallery located in Toronto, Ontario Canada. Roenisch works with artists across several generations who interrogate photography, sculpture, drawing, painting, film and installation. Several international artists including Roger Ballen (Johannesburg), Marcel van Eeden (Zurich) and Studio Morison / Heather and Ivan Morison (Wales) have had their first solo exhibitions in Canada at his Toronto art gallery.

Clint Roenisch Gallery is a recommended art studio showcasing excellent contemporary art. Visitors appreciate finding pieces that speak to them and are worth checking out. The art is described as very fine.

Mercer Union

Closed now

1286 Bloor Street West, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M6H 1N9

(416) 536-1519

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Mercer Union is a professional artist run centre, known for its valuable single exhibit room in Toronto's arts scene. One visitor was particularly impressed by the exhibit of Lydia Ourahmane’s film Tassili, which transported them on an otherworldly journey through Algeria. The gallery is housed in a beautiful old brick building with a clean, spacious all-gendered washroom. While the experience may not be as extensive as a larger museum, Mercer Union offers unique and memorable art encounters.