Gallery 1313


1313 Queen Street West
416-536-6778

HOURS:
Wed. – Sat., 1 – 5 PM
Sun., 1 – 4 PM

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Gallery 1313 is a not-for-profit, charitable artist-run centre located in the Parkdale neighbourhood of downtown Toronto. Gallery 1313 is equally an artist-run centre exhibiting local, national and international contemporary art. The gallery’s four unique exhibition spaces house over 70 exhibitions and many cultural events each year. Gallery 1313 supports emerging artists with professional development and career-building opportunities, offers members a welcoming space to connect with colleagues, develop their practice, and contribute to the operations of the gallery, and engages the public with contemporary art exhibitions and cultural events through community outreach.

June 11 – 22 Exhibitions

Main Gallery : Twelve Twelve 

Twelve Twelve is a celebration of the 2025 Sheridan College furniture studio graduating class. Showing pieces ranging from traditional to contemporary, functional to conceptual, and public to highly personal, there is a diverse array of furniture on display. Twelve Twelve is the culmination of eight months of late nights and early mornings in the shop, design decisions followed by design revisions, and a lot of mutual support.  

Works
by Lindsey Ainsworth, Callum Boucher, Erin Bukowski, Alex Cassels, Elizabeth Collins, James Hopton, San Hu, David Laurin, Emma Melton, Bailey Rockell, Natalie Tran, and Nicole Werker.Works

Cell Gallery: Imagining Arcadia: Small Landscape Paintings | David Holt

This exhibition features a selection of small paintings inspired by idyllic visions of nature from different art historical sources, from 17th-century classical landscapes to early 20th-century images of colonial travel. Taken together, the works invite thinking about concepts of nature and the conventions of landscape depictions.

Process Gallery: Portraits Inc

Portraits Inc is a group exhibition from an open call for submissions. Artists explore the portrait using a variety of media. Curated by Phil Anderson. 

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