Established in 2009 Akasha Art Projects Inc. was built on the principles of passion, integrity and commitment. Our spacious showroom is located in Toronto’s historical Cabbagetown neighbourhood where we offer one on one framing consultations that will bring your vision to life!

At the intersection of art & design, we provide creative solutions for all things art.

Akasha Art Editions Our online gallery is a platform to help you discover beautiful, limited-edition fine art prints, exclusively printed on the highest-quality Hahnemühle archival papers. We feature thoughtfully curated works from emerging, mid-career and acclaimed artists in a variety of genres, from paintings and photography to digital ...

At Akasha, we are all grateful for the opportunity to work and be situated on the sacred land and territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, the Anishinaabe, the Haudenosaunee and the Wendat.

As you explore our website and delve deeper into our passion for art, you’ll discover the profound impact we strive to make in the art community. From engaging exhibitions to enriching services, Akasha Art Projects is dedicated to inspiring, connecting, and nurturing creativi.

Our art is in the details from your consultation experience to paper recommendations to a beautifully packaged, framed, or shipped print. Our personalized fine art printing services include print test strips allowing you to see and feel a sample of …

Services Archive | Akasha Art Projects- Fine Art Printing | Custom Framing

Art Print Fufillment Our customized shipping services are focused on making sure your artwork arrives beautifully packaged to ensure your client receives your artwork in pristine condition. All prints are wrapped in glassine, smaller prints are shipped flat packed, larger prints are rolled and our tubes are 4″ wide ensuring the print is not ...

With a background steeped in artistic opportunities at Akasha Art Projects these past 10 years, coupled with sitting on various art committees, juries

This past year and a half has been a turning point in many people’s lives. The pandemic has greatly limited our contact with other people, personally and