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- 23RD ROOM
- 7A*11D
- 8ELEVEN
- AKIN
- AN AMAZING GROUP OF ARTISTS
- ART DEPARTMENT
- ARTEFECT
- ARTERY
- ART SCHOOL (DISMISSED)
- ART SPIN
- AWOL GALLERY
- BLANKET
- BROADVIEW COLLECTIVE (BVW)
- BROWN SPOT
- CHAMBERMADE
- COLD CITY GALLERY
- COLLECTIVE XX
- DEAD INDUSTRY
- DIVERSE CITY
- FLY GALLERY
- FROM A PIT
- FREE PARKING
- GALLERY 1313
- GIFTS & OCCUPATIONS
- GRACE HOPPER
- HOWARD PARK INSTITUTE
- IMPURE
- INTERGALACTIC ARTS COLLECTIVE
- INTERSPERSE CURATORIAL COLLECTIVE
- K8N
- LOCALMOTIVE
- LOLA
- LOOP GALLERY
- MAKINGROOM
- MUD
- NATURAL LIGHT WINDOW
- NAME 10 PARTS OF THE BODY
- NETHER MIND
- OFF THE MAP GALLERY
- OPEN FIELD
- PAINTING DISORDERS
- PED
- PERSONA VOLARE
- PERSONAL GROUNDS
- PLACE & SHOW
- POSSE
- PROPELLER GALLERY
- RED HEAD GALLERY
- ROUND UP
- SEA MONKEYS
- SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION
- THE DRUG SHOW
- THE HOUSE PROJECT
- THE IRIS GROUP
- THE PURPLE INSTITUTION
- THE SEX SHOW
- THE TREE MUSEUM
- THE UN COLLECTIVE
- TORONTONIENSIS
- TRUCKSTOP 12
- TWENTYTWENTY ARTS
- VSVSVS
- WAVE ART COLLECTIVE
- WHIPPERSNAPPER GALLERY
- WHITE HOUSE STUDIO PROJECT
- WORKMAN ARTS
- WORKMAN COLLECTIVE
- WORKSCENE ARTISTS COOPERATIVE
VSVSVS
VSVSVS (pronounced versus versus versus) was an artist collective and artist-run centre based out of a warehouse in The Portlands of Toronto, Ontario. From 2010 to 2017 members included Wallis Cheung, Ryan Clayton, Anthony Cooper, Jemma Egan, James Gardner, Laura Kreviazuk, Stephen McLeod, Laura Simon, and Miles Stemp. The activities encompassed collective art making, a residency program, a formal exhibition space, and individual studio practises. The collective artwork focused on the collaborative production of multiples, drawings, videos, sculpture, installations, and performance. Living and working together with an open framework allowed each member to play to their own interests and ends, while contributing to a common goal. It was an experiment in being together too much and making things constantly.
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