It’s been a slow crawl back out into daylight for the impression/expression blog in post-Art Toronto times. If you were able to come to the show you’ll know it was a raging success with some of the most beautiful and provocative art that has visited Toronto in the 11 years of the fair.
But Toronto’s wicked art season isn’t over yet! The brains behind Dapper and Debonair, a fresh clothing line for men based out of Toronto, are hosting their first annual art event — Toronto Art Saves.
Toronto Art Saves is a charity art show in partnership with the Ontario Association of Childrens Aid Society in Toronto with special support from Labatt and Red Bull.
The show will feature a salon of work from up-and-coming artists. “We like to push authenticity most,” explains co-founder Graham Bell, which is why they are marketing their event to the same customers they market their clothing to.
Toronto Art Saves Friday November 19th John Labatt Headquarters 207 Queen’s Quay West, Suite 299 8:00pm until 11:00pm
Proceeds from your ticket purchase will go to the Ontario Association of Children’s Aid Societies. Each ticket also includes 4 drinks, snacks and a gift bag.
Tickets are still available for purchase at $35 a pop, but you can also get them here! The gents at Dapper and Debonair have given me TWO pairs of tickets for readers of impression/expression!
To win all you have to do is leave a comment on this post before Thursday November 18 at 8pmEST/5pmPST and I’ll randomly select two winners.
Toronto Art Saves is a great opportunity to get to know up and coming Toronto-based artists and network with local entrepreneurs. Don’t miss it!
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Found out about Toronto Art Saves from a friend on Twitter… Awesome!
Good luck with your fundraiser and here’s hoping the proceeds are significant! Nice to see arts organizations helping out with such good causes.
This is such a nice charity. Definitely worth going!
Vincent Ko
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Deff want to hit this up and meet the heads behind Dapper and Debonair. Good event, good cause.
Can’t wait!
This event is for a wonderful cause and looks like it will be an amazing time. Looking forward to going!
why didn’t i know about this event when it was in the organizational stage?
i recently took part in a great charity “rally for kids with cancer”, working with patients and participating celebrities at sick kids hospital on a painting i designed titled “faces of hope”. the painting sold and raised $12,500 at the auction during the gala dinner at the royal york hotel. would have loved to help kids through children’s aid societies at ” toronto art saves.” drats!
Sounds cool, would love to go