Susan Hobbs Gallery has made a definitive mark on the contemporary Canadian art scene since it opened in 1993. Occupying an austere two-storey building on Tecumseth Street in downtown Toronto, the gallery is within close proximity to the Ydessa Hendeles Art Foundation, Art Metropole, and a number of leading contemporary galleries. Its signature exhibition space is enhanced by a proven reputation for ambitious and carefully curated programs.
The gallery’s current roster of artists range from emerging to established, all of whom are critically engaged in both conceptual and material-based practices. Susan Hobbs Gallery is committed to maintaining a dynamic dialogue between its artists and national and international art institutions, critics and collectors, while also introducing international artists to Canadian audiences, often for the first time.
The gallery represents the following artists: Krista Buecking; Ian Carr-Harris; Didier Courbot; Brian Groombridge; Patrick Howlett; Scott Lyall; Arnaud Maggs; Liz Magor; Sandra Meigs; Colette Whiten; Robert Wiens; Shirley Wiitasalo and Kevin Yates.