Akasha Art Projects

Akasha Art Projects at the intersection of art & design
-fine custom framing -fine art services -fine art printing -art installation -gallery

currently booking Zoom or email consultations prior to accepting artworks curbside.

Every garment holds a history.In Issue 6 of ArtHouse Magazine, discover the Fashion History Museum and its remarkable co...
08/26/2026

Every garment holds a history.

In Issue 6 of ArtHouse Magazine, discover the Fashion History Museum and its remarkable commitment to preserving clothing as cultural record. Founded by Jonathan Walford and Kenn Norman, the museum’s collection reveals how fashion carries memory, identity, aspiration, and the changing texture of everyday life.

From rare historical dress to deeply personal artifacts, these pieces remind us that what we wear is never simply fashion. It is history made visible.

Read the complete feature in ArtHouse Magazine, Issue 6.
Link in bio.

Sometimes, when you meet someone for the first time, you just know. That was how it was when we first met.Our life toget...
08/24/2026

Sometimes, when you meet someone for the first time, you just know. That was how it was when we first met.

Our life together over the past twenty-two years has been a wild adventure. We have built a business, shared our home over the years with three beautiful Dachshunds, along with Luna, our little Cornish Rex hairless cat.

We have moved our business, travelled, and spent much time in Prince Edward County, where we now have a home and another location. It has been a wild and crazy ride, and it has been great.

Today, we celebrate seven years of marriage. On September 3, we will celebrate twenty-two years together. From our very first date, we have never left each other’s side.

Kinda chic, really.

A contemporary retreat, composed with the sensibility of art.In Issue 6 of ArtHouse Magazine, step inside Dragonfield Ho...
08/23/2026

A contemporary retreat, composed with the sensibility of art.

In Issue 6 of ArtHouse Magazine, step inside Dragonfield House, Jay Hodgins’s transformation of a rural Prince Edward County structure into a cinematic, light filled sanctuary.

Here, landscape is not merely a view. It shapes the rhythm, atmosphere, and emotional experience of the home, where art, architecture, and gathering come together in quiet harmony.

Read the complete feature on Dragonfield House in ArtHouse Magazine, Issue 6.
Link in bio.

Nature, reframed.In Issue 6 of ArtHouse Magazine, discover Janne Reuss’s practice at the intersection of photography, co...
08/21/2026

Nature, reframed.

In Issue 6 of ArtHouse Magazine, discover Janne Reuss’s practice at the intersection of photography, collage, and sculpture. Through Replanted, Reuss considers displacement, identity, and belonging, using the resilience of plant life to reflect on the emotional architecture of place.

Recognized with the 2026 Akasha Art Project Award at Artist Project Toronto, her work brings image, object, and environment into a quietly arresting dialogue.

Read the full feature and discover the world of Janne Reuss in ArtHouse Magazine, Issue 6.

Link in bio.

A little pause before an exciting new season. Akasha Art Projects will be closed from August 30th to September 7th for o...
08/19/2026

A little pause before an exciting new season.

Akasha Art Projects will be closed from August 30th to September 7th for our annual closure, a chance for our team to refresh, recharge and get inspired for the fall season ahead.

What an amazing summer it has been! Thank you to everyone who visited, connected and created with us. We can’t wait to welcome you back on September 8th with renewed energy and plenty to look forward to.

Wishing you a happy end to summer! ☀️

Where photographic vision meets the precision of print.Our fine art printing studio recently worked with Toronto fine ar...
07/25/2026

Where photographic vision meets the precision of print.

Our fine art printing studio recently worked with Toronto fine art photographer Gun Roze to produce fine art prints from THE BASEMENT PROJECT, a deeply personal series defined by grain, movement, and the expressive possibilities of black and white.

Created in the low light of the artist’s basement, the photographs move between abstraction and the human form. Softened silhouettes emerge through shadow, giving the series its atmospheric and timeless quality.

Each print was produced with close attention to tonal depth, texture, and detail, preserving the distinctive character of Roze’s work as it moved from screen to paper.

Published by Denmark based art book publisher Snap Collective, THE BASEMENT PROJECT is a softcover photo art book featuring 176 images. It is available exclusively through the publisher’s online shop at a discounted price until July 29.

Discover the book through the link in our bio.

For fine art printing and project inquiries, connect with us through the link in our bio.

ART HOUSE MAGAZINE | ISSUE 6We're pleased to share the release of Issue 6 of Art House Magazine.This edition explores th...
06/19/2026

ART HOUSE MAGAZINE | ISSUE 6

We're pleased to share the release of Issue 6 of Art House Magazine.
This edition explores the enduring relationship between place, memory, design, and cultural preservation through three thoughtful features.

Inside, you'll discover the work of artist Janne Reuss, whose practice explores belonging and resilience through photography and installation; Dragonfield House, the remarkable Prince Edward County retreat envisioned by artist and designer Jay Hodgins; and the Fashion History Museum, whose collection reveals how clothing can preserve the stories of generations past.

We invite you to spend some time with this issue and the artists, designers, and cultural voices shaping the way we experience the world around us.

Read the full issue here:
https://heyzine.com/flip-book/0325353578.html

An evening celebrating art, community, and the continued support of women’s voices.Hosted at Verity Toronto Women’s Club...
06/18/2026

An evening celebrating art, community, and the continued support of women’s voices.

Hosted at Verity Toronto Women’s Club, an organization that has championed women’s professional and personal growth for more than two decades, the opening reception for the Verity Club Art Collective Exhibition welcomed artists, collectors, members, and supporters of Toronto’s creative community.

Curated by Gail Hill, the exhibition features more than 50 works presented across two floors of the historic club, showcasing a diverse range of artistic practices and media. The exhibition offers a thoughtful exploration of contemporary artistic expression while highlighting the important role that creative spaces play in fostering connection, dialogue, and cultural engagement.

Congratulations to curator Gail Hill and all of the participating artists on a wonderful opening.·
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An evening where art, fashion, and collecting converged.It was a pleasure to attend the opening reception of Curate and ...
06/10/2026

An evening where art, fashion, and collecting converged.

It was a pleasure to attend the opening reception of Curate and Covet's inaugural installation at Holt Renfrew Yorkdale. Curated by Anna Church and situated within the Personal Shopping Suite, the presentation offers an elegant introduction to collecting, where painting and photography come together in thoughtful dialogue.

A particular highlight of the evening was hearing Mia Nielsen of Nielsen and Company speak on the enduring rewards of art collecting, offering insight into how collections are built and why living with art continues to shape our spaces and perspectives.

Congratulations to everyone involved in bringing this vision to life. A beautiful reminder that collecting begins with connection.

Thank you to for capturing this lovely moment with , , , , and me.

Presented as part of Nuit Rose Festival, The Green Hours brings together a remarkable group of artists whose works move ...
06/02/2026

Presented as part of Nuit Rose Festival, The Green Hours brings together a remarkable group of artists whose works move through the cultivated and the wild, the rooted and the migratory, exploring the many ways we connect to the natural world.

Across painting, photography, textiles, and works on paper, the exhibition unfolds as an immersive landscape of growth, transformation, and possibility. Rich in texture and layered in meaning, the works invite us to consider nature not as backdrop, but as a living participant in how we experience ourselves and one another.

Curated by SweetThings, The Green Hours is on view

June 4th - July 8th
Akasha Art Projects
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204 Carlton Street
Toronto, ON
M5A2L1

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Tuesday 11am - 6pm
Wednesday 11am - 6pm
Thursday 11am - 6pm
Friday 11am - 6pm
Saturday 11am - 6pm

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