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Tenant Category: Artist

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401 Richmond is home to a community of over 140 artists, cultural producers, social innovators, galleries, festivals, and shops. Browse our full tenant directory or select a tag below to view our tenants by category.

Alex D'Arcy

Third Floor, Studio 387

Alex D’Arcy is an emerging Canadian artist who currently lives and works in Toronto. After spending her early childhood on Guernsey,a Channel Island between England and France, Alex grew up in Toronto, Canada. Prior to obtaining her Masters in Fine art from Central Saint Martins in London, England, Alex obtained her BFA from the Ontario College of Art and Design as well as a BA in literature from the University of Toronto.

Alice Burton

Fourth Floor, Studio 433

Alice Burton is an Honours Fine Arts graduate of York University in Toronto.  Her works have been exhibited in a number of Solo, Group and Juried Exhibitions in Toronto, Montreal and New York a well as in England, Europe and Columbia, South America. She has also presented her work at C2 Gallery, Stoke Hammond, England, The New Art Center, New York, the A.K. Collings  Gallery, Port Hope ON, The Robert Macklin Gallery, Kingston ON, Han Art, Montreal P.Q. The Moore…

Angela Tamari

Third Floor, Studio 389

After reading The Red Tent by Anita Diamant, Angela’s issues of her world became clearly simplified into two domains: that of the female force and that of the male force. Angela investigates the female force through the study of flowers and continues to explore the relationship between male and female domains in three-dimensional form.

Anthony Trask

Fourth Floor, Studio 427

Toronto Canada calligrapher/lettering artist/calligraphy instructor/alphabet astrologer.

April Hickox

Third Floor, Studio 356

April Hickox is a Canadian lens-based artist, teacher and independent curator who lives on the Toronto Islands. Over the course of 37 years, April has mined the distinctions between personal and public sites through film, video, photography and installation. Her work with objects and the still life is rooted in narrative histories that individuals accumulate through-out their lives and the ability of inanimate objects to shape memory.  This  work continues in both photographic and video works with Provenance Unknown and Observation, and atributied  a series…

Brigitte Nowak

Brigitte Nowak lives in Toronto and spends summers on an island in Georgian Bay. Her paintings, in oils and in egg tempera, explore the nature of reality and illusion, the interface between the human and natural worlds and the line between observation and comment. Image-making, to understand and reveal the world, has always been part of her life. Her work, included in private and corporate collections, has won awards in both Canada and the U.S., and has been chosen as…