A quiet pause amid the bustle of the Financial District, the TD Gallery of Inuit Art provides an exceptional insight into Inuit culture. Just beyond the entrance to the TD Centre (south tower), a succession of glass cases displays sculptures of otters, bears and eagles and carved Inuit figures in day-to-day scenes.
TD Gallery of Inuit Art
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