The Gallery That Lets Art Speak Loudest

Daniel Cusimano, B.Arch., OAA, MRAIC

Gallery Founder

Daniel Cusimano was born in Toronto into an immigrant family, and was educated at prestigious architectural schools in the United States and Europe.
After extensive travels throughout North America, Europe, Asia and the South Pacific, Daniel settled back in Toronto and has been working as an architect currently practicing in the provinces of Ontario.
As a project architect and often as member of a large consultant team, Daniel has designed and built numerous projects that knit pieces of the city together.
Many of these projects involved appeasing and uniting various stake holders, interest groups and users, together with a focus on the more pragmatic issues that deal with the business and economics of building. 
As an architect, his work always includes for the careful placement of art and sculpture to fully
compliment both the public and private users encompassing experience.
Daniel has had a keen interest in the field of art from a very early age by following the career of his Uncle, the surrealist artist Joseph Cusimano.
During his world wide studies and travels, Daniel was able to visit some of the best art galleries and museums being exposed to the most renowned creators from the 16th century to present day. This has been the foundation for a hobby or a passion for collecting art and supporting the artists and their endeavors. Today, Daniel has assembled a humble and interesting diverse
collection of both Canadian and international artists.