Georgia Scherman Projects

Toronto, Canada

4.5

2 reviews

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+1 416-554-4112
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www.georgiascherman.com
Address:
133 Tecumseth St, Toronto, ON, M6J 2H2
Niagara
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840 ftTecumseth Street
840 ftAdelaide Street West
850 ftQueen Street West
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2 reviews of Georgia Scherman Projects

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Place rating: 5
St. Catharines, Canada
Gorgeous space that neighbours similarly cutting-​edge commercial galleries. The work that was up at the time of my visit was compelling, and Georgia was there when we stopped in. I couldn’t be more impressed – her roster of artists is enviable and impeccably chosen. I wish we could have attended the opening that evening, but the chance encounter was satisfying in itself.
Place rating: 4
Toronto, Canada
The Georgia Scherman Projects look completely sketchy from the outside (like an abandoned railway car or something), but inside they’ve made it the perfect ultra-​hip gallery space.
And the art openings are phenomenal — they draw great crowds of weird people, and they’re always a total pleasure to attend. Whoever’s curating their collections has excellent taste, too! Or at least I think so. Yup.