Art, Intelligence: Opening Reception is a remarkable event that forms part of DesignTO 2024, Toronto's largest annual design festival. Taking place at Gallery 1313, located at 1313 Queen Street West, Toronto, ON M6K 1L8, this captivating group show titled "Art Intelligence" showcases the imminent future of art in Canada. The exhibition features an array of original artworks from Canada's next generation of talented emerging artists, including the likes of Hau Pham, Jason Zante, Chico Togni, and many more. This exclusive event grants attendees the opportunity to be among the first to witness the unveiling of this curated group show and experience the innovative PAAS, Partial's AI-assisted Art Sommelier. Immerse yourself in the diverse works of these remarkable artists and indulge in the delightful ambiance enhanced by music, fine wine, and refreshments. The exhibition will be open for exploration from January 18–28, 2024. At Partial, we take pride in showcasing the creativity of hundreds of talented artists and offering a vast collection of original art pieces. We remain committed to fostering inclusivity and supporting BIPOC artists by donating 1% of all art sales and rentals to The David Suzuki Foundation. Join us at Art, Intelligence: Opening Reception and become part of the celebration of Canadian art and its vibrant future. Please note that RSVP is required due to limited availability.

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