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Best of Fall 2012: ten of the season’s top gallery shows

By Toronto Life

| October 10, 2012

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Best of Fall 2012: Art

The art world’s most anticipated shows from upstarts and old masters

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1 | DAVID MILNE

7 | ANDRÉ KERTÉSZ

2 | SHARY BOYLE

8 | BIG

3 | FRIDA AND DIEGO

9 | ART TORONTO

4 | CARA BARER

10 | JAMELIE HASSAN

5 | KOZYNDAN

Best of Fall 2012: Art

6 | SAUL LEITER

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