Independent Projects

401 Richmond Street West, Exterior, 2014

Suitable for all ages

401 Richmond - Urbanspace Property Group

Built for ART 2015: A Living Archive

Open Studio
Trinity Square Video
Erin Vincent - Toronto, Canada
Toronto Laboratory Theatre
World Literacy Canada
Hugo Cantin - Montreal, Canada

Various projects, installations, and performances

Built for ART at 401 is a unique, one-stop artistic experience, representing a synergy between on-site galleries, tenant artists, and the broader arts community.

401 Richmond is a heritage building in downtown Toronto that is rife with history. Over 100 years old, the building contains countless impressions, reflections of those who, over the years, have connected in immeasurable ways with this space. Their legacy is etched in enduring physical and psychological traces.

At the same time, the building is a thriving and exciting contemporary arts and culture hub, where people continue to make, collaborate, experiment and discover. Infinite moments have the potential to become part of a process of collective memory-making. It is a living archive. In response to the theme of archive, projects and performances will animate this artistic and cultural landmark.


Schedule

See website for a list of scheduled events.

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401 Richmond

401 Richmond Street West (Accessible via northeast and northwest entrances on Richmond Street West.), 416

This project is both indoors and outdoors.