^Douchebags I think.
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(Clothing stores, high end bars & restaurants, increasingly chain retail. It's all going downhill....vomit.)
3 November 2012: Went window shopping for art today.
Queen Street West (not much left here to be frank)
Katherine Mulherin's 1086 Queen West:
KM's other gallery next door:
Fastwurms has some cool **** happening inside Paul Petro.
Sobey Art Awards at Mocca got this NimbyTect inspired:
Ossington is also becoming too expensive for art galleries to thrive. Many will be closing and moving to Dundas West & beyond.
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Dundas West is where it's at these days. Art central. It reminds of Queen West c.2004. Which is fine by me because it's that much closer to where I live.
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Except the art is more corporate, less "weird" which is how I remember West Queen West being in in the nineties.
I just noticed this "Art" sign in the alley beside Art Metropole's new hq:
P/M Gallery:
Then there's a little scene happening on St Helen's between College & Bloor, and another around Bloor and Lansdowne.
Bloor St West and Lansdowne area:
Gotta check out what's behind the colour at Mercer Union someday soon:
Looks like something new happening near Bloor & Lansdowne, north side of Bloor.
There's random (not very great imo) galleries scattered around Leslieville, the Junction, Yorkville.
Bathurst south of Dupont has some cool galleries worth checking out.
Then there's the White House in Kensington Market--some of my friends have cool shows there.