401 Richmond Building

Delighted to have come across this building - It's a quiet collective of art studios, free of charge for the public to access and view. The industrial aesthetic of the building (refurbished from an old factory) is reminiscent of Montreal architecture to me.

It is a very interesting building It's an old factory that has been refurbished for studios I found out that this is all art inspired businesses that are in there again I just do the plumbing in there

The building is one of the best things that the city of Toronto has, the architecture in combination with the plants make a magical contrast in which you can find various galleries which present contemporary art of a very good level.

Journey through Toronto’s heyday of children’s TV shows in this great exhibit. I loved taking a stroll down memory lane.

Haven't been in a decade - what nostalgia. Loved coming back and seeing the place is still there, still unique and so wonderful!

Just walk in with no understanding or expectations. It’s an experience

Visited this Art Gallery during the White Night on October 1st where there were presenting in their little garden “music video clips” from the 50s and 60s, a type of vintage YouTube, using the original film technology. Spent there over an hour. It was like going back in time. Of course, I visited the rest of the gallery. The art in conjunction with the architecture of the building has a distinctive spirit. I go there sometimes, plus it’s free! It also hosts numerous art and more organizations, so super cool.