Museums & Art Galleries in Toronto-St. Paul's, Toronto, ON
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446 Spadina Road, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M5P 3M2
(416) 488-3157
Established in 1993, ART INTERIORS is a Toronto based gallery dedicated to making original fine art of all styles, mediums and genres accessible and affordable. Representing over 250 emerging Canadian artists, with a strong focus on young talent, ART INTERIORS works with both private and corporate clients and is an invaluable resource for the novice art buyer and the seasoned art collector alike. 
Art Interiors is a long-standing gallery with a wide collection of Canadian art and friendly staff. Customers appreciate the personalized service and the diverse selection. Occasional hiccups are handled with care and professionalism. 
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1230 Yonge Street, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M4T 1W3
416 974 9986
Muse Gallery is located on Yonge Street just a few blocks North of Rosedale. The area is known for its fine restaurants, one of a kind boutiques and unsurpassed antique establishments. The 1200 sq. ft gallery on Yonge Street exclusively showcases Canadian contemporary art. We exhibit over 40 emerging, mid-career and established artists. The director, Jay Belmore, an illustrator and painter for over 25 years, established Muse Gallery in 2005 as an outlet for his passion for contemporary art. We are located at 1230 Yonge Street, just North of the Summerhill subway station on the West side of Yonge Street. Muse Gallery is a charming and hospitable museum with a focus on local artists. The current exhibit by Jeremy Price is highly praised for its excellent presentation and the hospitable and friendly staff. Some visitors have mentioned the presence of an adorable dog on the premises. 
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601 Christie St Studio #177, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M6G 4C7
(416) 653-3520
Art Gallery, Cultural center, Non-profit organization, Art School, Camp, Nonprofit Organization 
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1976 Yonge St, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M4S 1Z7
(416) 544-8181
arts, Magasins de cadres, Maison et Jardinage, culture, Fournitures générales et Services, Picture frame shop, home decor, Arts Culture 
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1205 Bathurst St., MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M5R 3H3
(416) 536-8089
first nations goods, Miscellaneous Retail Stores, auctioneers, art transport storage, Consultant, Miscellaneous Retail, Conseillers, marchands & galeries d art, Art Galleries, arts, picture frames dealers, art restorations, lithographers, Magasinage et Magasins de spécialité, statuary, related categories, antique dealers, Dealer, Gallery, Matériel d artistes et Services, pictures retail, culture 
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460 Avenue Road, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M4V 2J1
(416) 961-1502
Avenue Road Arts School is a Toronto art school offering programs and workshops for adults and children in visual arts, music, writing, drama, and more. 
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1365 Yonge St, Toronto, M4T 2P7
(416) 964-5858
Picture frame shop, Art Gallery, Hair Salon MZ Art Gallery offers fast and friendly picture framing services with competitive pricing. Customers praise the gallery's extensive selection and excellent service. Some mention affordable pricing and quick turnaround. Recommendations for the gallery are frequent due to the high-quality frames and accommodating staff. 
262 WARREN ROAD, Toronto, M4V 2S8
(416) 901-2231
Art museum Many customers express satisfaction with their experience at CANADIAN FRIENDS OF THE ISRAEL MUSEUM in Toronto. They use phrases like 'loved it' to describe their feelings. 
1603 Bathurst St, Ste 604, Toronto, M5P 3J2
(416) 656-5134
Art Gallery, Artist 
53 Benson Ave., Toronto, M6G 4C6
(647) 292-5775
Painting landscapes on canvas is a creative process which allows me, first of all, to express my passionate love for nature; secondly, to reproduce my precise observation of its seasonal changes; and thirdly, to search for harmony between human beings and the natural world. I paint solid rocks, vast prairie, tranquil lakes, gurgling streams, and so on. To me nature not only possesses a mesmerizing power, but also restlessly changes itself and everything.