Cultural Goods Gallery opens along Toronto’s Dupont Street, long home to a number of flourishing galleries, while more than 90 galleries from across the country gather for Canada’s most important annual art fair
The evening of Oct. 26 saw fashion designer Kim Newport-Mimran and her husband, fashion entrepreneur Joe Mimran open the doors to their latest venture, a gallery and art hub dubbed the Cultural Goods Gallery. Tucked away in a quiet industrial strip on Dupont Street in Toronto’s west end, the area, long home to a number of flourishing galleries, now counts the Mimran’s 2,500-square-foot venue among them. The space opened with works from New York-based artist Al Diaz. Titled FROM SAMO©...
The invite for the opening of the gallery was billed as a reception, but it was more of an opening party, with fashion folk like stylist Adrienne Shoom and Fashion Magazine’s Bernadette Morra. They squished shoulder to shoulder with art movers like gallerists Jane Corkin and Daniel Faria and curator David Liss. Also circulating, society pals of the Mimran’s including Rocky and Rene Pantalone, Trinity Jackman and Cleophee Eaton and Scott McFarland.
Art Toronto director Mia Nielsen at the opening night preview for Canada’s most important annual art fair at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre on Oct. 27.Rebecca Tisdelle- Macias /The Globe and MailRebecca Tisdelle- Macias /The Globe and Mail
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