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401 Richmond

Built For Art

Toronto's Downtown Arts Hub

401 Richmond is a heritage-designated industrial building turned arts and culture hub. The building was originally constructed in several phases between 1899 and 1923 for the Macdonald Manufacturing Company. The building operated as a tin factory best known for its lithographic work. That artistic lineage is still seen today with a community of nearly 150 artists, cultural producers, nonprofits and microenterprises.

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Carolyn Livingston

Second Floor, Studio 242
Carolyn Livingston’s exhibition with Pari Nadimi Gallery unites two groups of oil paintings that continue her exploration of the human figure in pairs or in isolation. When she depicts two figures in an embrace, the theme of mother and child is invoked even when the gender or age of the figures is not fixed or clear. These…
Events & Exhibitions

Celebrating 30 Years: A Retrospective Exhibition

401 Richmond Street West, Suite 128, Toronto, ON. M5V 3A8 Nov 17, 2023 to Jan 13, 2024
Opening Reception: Friday November 17, 5-8 PM, Click here to RSVP. Exhibition dates: November 17, 2023 – January 13, 2024 We are so excited to celebrate 30 years of community, 30 years of art for the love of art and 30 years of Abbozzo Gallery. Our 30th anniversary will be marked with the opening of our retrospective…
Nuit Blanche at 401 with the Lee Kangha Museum in Gwangju, Korea

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Nuit Blanche at 401 with the Lee Kangha Museum in Gwangju, Korea

Throughout the 2023 Nuit Blanche Toronto 12-hour spectacle, 401 Richmond teemed with dynamic and interactive exhibitions, installations and performances. Two floors of creative exploration inspired Nuit Blanche Toronto revellers for a unique experience that both highlighted the diversity of cultural practice and showcased the iconic address that continues to transform Toronto’s cultural landscape. 401’s Community Connectivity Partner is @beanfieldcanada . #401BuiltForArt @401richmond @nuitblancheto.

Tune in to hear Art Toronto Director, Mia Nielsen @seekthesublime, @torontoartscouncil Director & CEO @kellylanggard, Rhéanne Chartrand, @rherhe.c, Curator and Indigenous Art Specialist, and Rouslan Kats, Jeong Heon Ki, Young-Ae Kim, Jo Heom Lee all speak to the importance of the international relationship.