C1 art space opened its doors in November of 2004 in the Queen West Gallery District of Toronto, Canada. The project was developed by artist /teacher Sandra Tarantino and artist Ross Bonfanti as a space to foster creativity in the community. C1 art space houses a variety of activities with the aim of being an approachable and welcoming environment for people to visit. This includes an art gallery, art school and clay studio.

C1 art space Gallery showcases an assortment of unique fine art and craft pieces including works in ceramic, textiles, glass, mixed media,drawing, painting and more. The space provides exposure for emerging and mid-career artists.

C1 art space Art School staff consists of qualified, professional artists with teaching background and experience. Classes and workshops featured at the space attract people from various backgrounds including families sharing special time together, adults looking to learn how artists do what they do, to other artists looking to enhance their skills. Available art classes include clay, sculpture, mosaic, painting, mixed media, encaustic, silk-screening, sewing and more for adults, teens and kids. Special feature workshops are also available for artists. See art class section for more details.

C1 art space Clay Studio Co-op is for artists who have experience working independently with clay. See clay studio section for more details.