Artist-run space · Toronto, ON, Canada · 2 programs
“Arts & Culture Hub; heritage-designated industrial building turned creative community”
A 3,500 sq. ft. commercial gallery space on the ground floor of 401 Richmond St. West in downtown Toronto. With 13′ high ceilings and brick and beam features, the space includes an expansive main exhibition area, two smaller galleries, a reception area, a large private viewing room, office space, and 1,000 sf of storage. The interior entrance has glass doors and windows; exterior windows and an operable garage door face Richmond Street for visibility and street-level loading. Located in a heritage-designated industrial building transformed in 1994 into an Arts & Culture Hub housing artists, galleries, film festivals, charities, not-for-profits, magazines, architects, theatre groups, and design firms. The building is fully accessible.
Open · Rolling deadline
Applications
Rolling deadline
Rolling deadline
Open · Rolling deadline
Applications
Rolling deadline
Rolling deadline
Studio
3,500 sq. ft. total; 13′ high ceilings, brick and beam; main gallery, two smaller galleries, private viewing room, office, 1,000 sf storage
Accessibility
401 Richmond is a fully accessible venue.
Intended for a commercial art gallery seeking to join the 401 Richmond arts community. Space is in a heritage-designated building housing galleries, film festivals, charities, not-for-profits, theatre groups, and design firms.
Applications
Reviewed on a rolling basis
Artist-run space · Toronto, ON, Canada
Artist-run building providing studio and exhibition space.