Taglialatella Galleries — Attraction in Toronto

I enjoy visiting the Taglialatella Art Gallery from time to time and I must say, it is always a captivating experience. Located in the heart of Yorkville, this gallery offers a unique blend of contemporary and street art, making it a must visit for any art enthusiast.

As soon as I walked into the gallery, I was immediately struck by the vibrant and dynamic atmosphere. The walls were adorned with an eclectic mix of paintings, sculptures, and various other forms of art, each one more intriguing than the last. The staff was also very welcoming and knowledgeable, providing great insights and information about the pieces on display. I especially love the in house pet dog which I adore.

One of the highlights of my visit was discovering the work of renowned artists, Keith Haring, Mr Brian wash, Marco Grassi, Eric Stefanski and Craig Alan. The gallery has a selection of their iconic pieces.

But it's not just Haring’s and Grassi’s work that makes this gallery stand out. The Taglialatella Art Gallery also features a diverse range of contemporary art from emerging and established artists from around the world. From colourful abstract pieces to pop art portraits, there is something for every taste and preference.

What I appreciated most about this gallery was its commitment to promoting and showcasing emerging artists. In a world where established names dominate the art scene, it was refreshing to see a platform that supports and promotes up and coming talents.

The layout of the gallery was also impressive, with each piece thoughtfully and strategically placed to create a cohesive and visually appealing experience. The lighting and spacing between the artworks also added to the overall ambiance, making it a treat for the eyes.

Overall, my visit to the Taglialatella Art Gallery is always a delightfully enriching experience. From the diverse collection of art to the welcoming staff, everything about this gallery screams passion and dedication to the art world. I highly recommend a visit to this gallery for anyone looking to be inspired and immersed in the world of contemporary and street art. Trust me, you won't be...

This could have been a really good experience but unfortunately because of one artist’s ignorance about mental health ruined everything for us. My son has been hospitalized with his mental health issues. But finally he was discharged a week ago and since he’s very artistic himself I brought him to see this place. While we were admiring and enjoying all the art work he started commenting about this picture and went in his delusional state and started talking about who created that painting which wasn’t the name on the painting. Unfortunately that artist was right there and it seemed like he took it extremely personally. That artist took his wallet out and started showing my son his Id’s and credit cards and drivers licence to prove this is created by him in a loud and angry tone of voice. My son was in shock and still in his delusional space and my son felt so confused and embarrassed. At that time my heart as a mother just broke into million pieces. My son couldn’t even stand. I offered my shoulder for my son to stay up. He held on to me and we had to get out of there right away.

This person rudely interrupted our private conversation and ruined our a potentially beautiful day just for his own insecurities I wish u weren’t there to spoil our fun day. If u weren’t there my son and I could have a memorable day. U r a terrible person to do this. I wish I would have never brought my son to this place. 😭 U had no business to intrude in our private conversation. Yet u took it and made it to...

Stumbled upon this pop-up gallery filled with Pop art works of Mr. Brainwash. Stepped into a world of iconic works of mixed mediums and elements in a very well spaced out show space that was comfortable in current times to walk through and view. The paper, sculptures were quite unique along with the various pop-art works showcasing Marilyn Monroe wearing mask was very chic and relative to our time. Jimmy Hendrik piece was a home run. I do hope this showcase...