Ajax

Durham West Arts Centre
364 Kingston Road
Pickering, Ontario L1V 1A2
Jeremy Stacey, Executive Director
Erin Michel, Project Manager
Phone (905) 492-2522 & (905) 492-2533
Email: info@dwac.ca
Web site: http://www.dwac.ca
ASSOCIATE ORGANIZATION MEMBER
Updated 18-Dec-07

Alliston

The Gibson Centre for Community, Arts & Culture
63 Tupper St. W
Alliston, Ontario L9R 1E4
Jan Tweedy, Executive Director
Sue Hindle, Gallery Administrator
Phone (705) 435-2828
Email: sue@gibsoncentre.com
Web site: http://www.gibsoncentre.com
ASSOCIATE ORGANIZATION MEMBER
The Gibson Centre is an 1889 heritage building that began its life as a factory. Located at 63 Tupper St. W. in Alliston, it has been transformed into a Centre for community, arts and culture and offers a Performance Hall, a banquet facilities, art gallery, cafe, gift shop, studio spaces, workshop, Senior's centre and much, much more.
Updated 25-Mar-09

Bancroft

Art Gallery of Bancroft
10 Flint Avenue
P.O. Box 1360
Bancroft, Ontario K0L 1C0
Diana Gurley, Director
Wayne Link, Curator
Carol Kirby, Treasurer
Phone (613) 332-1542
Email: mgurley@bancom.net, artgalleryofbancroft@bellnet.ca
AFFILIATE GALLERY MEMBER
The Art Gallery of Bancroft is a non-profit public gallery that provides monthly exhibitions of locally and nationally known artists.
Updated 21-Aug-07

Barrie

Campus Gallery
Georgian College
1 Georgian Drive
Barrie, Ontario L4M 3X9
Ted Fullerton, Director/Curator
Phone (705) 728-1968 ext. 1281 / Fax (705) 722-5123
Email: tfullerton@georgianc.on.ca
Web site: http://www.georgianc.on.ca/sdva/cevents/cevents.php
AFFILIATE GALLERY MEMBER
The Campus Gallery at Georgian College is located in the Helen and Arch Brown Centre for the Arts (D Bld) at Georgian College. It is approximately 1800 square feet with 12-foot ceilings. The Gallery is affiliated with the MacLaren Art Centre and has an ongoing exhibition schedule. Proposals are accepted on an ongoing basis, and are reviewed by the curators at the MacLaren Art Centre and the Campus Gallery director/curator.
Updated 1-June-06

MacLaren Art Centre
37 Mulcaster Street
Barrie, Ontario L4M 3M2
Carolyn Bell Farrell, Executive Director
Sandra Fraser, Curator
Melissa Robertson, Education Coordinator
Phone (705) 721-9696 / Fax (705) 735-6935
Email: maclaren@maclarenart.com
Web site: www.maclarenart.com
ART GALLERY MEMBER
The MacLaren Art Centre is a not-for-profit art gallery in the heart of Barrie, Ontario, whose mission is to intergrate the visual arts and culture within our community and region. The MacLaren Art Centre's permancent collection situates regional art practices within a national context. Housed in the former Carnegie Library with extensive additions by architect Siamak Hariri completed in 2001, the facility includes three main galleries, storage vaults, a prints and drawings rooms, cafe and retail store. The MacLaren Art Centre presents contemporary and historical exhibitions within the gallery and the larger community.
Updated 05-Jan-09

Belleville

Belleville Public Library and John M. Parrott Art Gallery
254 Pinnacle Street
Belleville, Ontario K8N 3B1
Susan Holland, Curator
Leona Hendry, CEO
Phone (613) 968-6731 / Fax (613) 968-6841
AFFILIATE GALLERY MEMBER
A department of the Library, the Art Gallery emphasizes the display of work by local artists in monthly exhibitions.
Updated 31-May-06

Bowmanville

Visual Arts Centre of Clarington
143 Simpson Avenue, P.O. Box 52
Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 3K8
Richard Toms, Executive Director
Linda Ward, Office Coordinator
Maralynn Cherry, Curator
Phone (905) 623-5831 / Fax (905) 623-0276
Email: visual@vac.ca
Web site: www.vac.ca
ART GALLERY MEMBER
Established in 1976, the Visual Arts Centre of Clarington provides exciting local, regional, and national contemporary art exhibitions and education programming to the Durham Region. Housed in the historic Cream of Barley Mill, the Visual Arts Centre reaches into the community with its Art on Public Lands, Curriculum Connections, Winter WonderLearn and pARTners projects.
Updated 25-May-06

Brampton

Art Gallery of Peel
Peel Heritage Complex
9 Wellington Street East
Brampton, Ontario L6W 1Y1
David Somers, Curator
Judy Daley, Assistant Curator
Josie Premzell, Development Officer
Alicia Mitchell, Education Coordinator
Phone (905) 791-4055 / Fax (905) 451-4931
Web site: www.peelheritagecomplex.org
ART GALLERY MEMBER
The Art Gallery of Peel exhibits and collects, preserves and makes accessible the visual arts and culture of Peel, building bridges to the many diverse communities both within and outside the region.
Updated 3-Sept-07

Brantford

Glenhyrst Art Gallery of Brant
20 Ava Road
Brantford, Ontario N3T 5G9
Kathryn Hogg, Curator / Interim Director
Phone (519) 756-5932 / Fax (519) 756-5910
Email: info@glenhyrstartgallery.ca
Web site: www.glenhyrst.ca
ART GALLERY MEMBER
Located in a beautifully landscaped sixteen-acre park on the banks of the Grand River, Glenhyrst Art Gallery of Brant was established in 1958 to provide a programme that would stimulate an interest in and appreciation of the arts and encourage creative activities within the community. The gallery is home to a significant collection of works by 19th-century artist Robert Reginald Whale and his descendants, contemporary works of art on paper by national and international artists, and an expanding collection of outdoor art in the gardens. Throughout the year the Gallery offers a schedule of exhibitions of contemporary fine art featuring works by local, regional, and national artists. Complemented by lectures, tours, and special events.
Updated 11-May-09

Woodland Cultural Centre
184 Mohawk Street, P.O. Box 1506
Brantford, Ontario N3T 5V6
Judy Harris, Acting Museum Director
Patt Hess, Administrative Officer
Lauren Williams, Executive Director
Phone (519) 759-2650/ Fax (519) 759-2445
Email:museum@woodland-centre.on.ca
Web site: www.woodland-centre.on.ca
ASSOCIATE ORGANIZATION MEMBER
The Woodland Cultural Centre, a Centre of Excellence, presents educational and informative exhibitions, public programs, guided tours and special events highlighting the cultures, history and traditions of the Woodland peoples. Featured events such as the annual Snowsnake Tournament, Christmas Craft Fair, Smoke Dance Competition and premier juried art exhibition "First Nations Art" are showcased in the Centre's impressive facilities and grounds, located on Six Nations territory in Brantford.
Updated 12-May-09

Brights Grove

Gallery-in-the-Grove
Hamilton Road at Wildwood Park, Box 339
Brights Grove, Ontario N0N 1C0
Mary J. Blenhorn, Chairperson
Sheila Brown, Past-Chairperson
Phone (519) 869-4643 / Fax (519) 869-2351
Email: info@galleryinthegrove.com
Web site: http://www.galleryinthegrove.com
ASSOCIATE ORGANIZATION MEMBER
A unique, solely volunteer-run gallery, promoting the visual arts through educational programming, scholarships and monthly exhibits of local artists in the Sarnia-Lambton region.
Updated 29-April-09

Burlington

Burlington Art Centre
1333 Lakeshore Road
Burlington, Ontario L7S 1A9
Ian Ross, Executive Director
George Wale, Director of Programs
Jonathan Smith, Curator of the Collection
Matt England, Curator of Education
Sarah Baker, Director of Development & Marketing
Lenore Lowe, Facility Manager/Executive Assistant
Barbara French, Development Officer
Frances Adams, Visitor Services
Nancy Helmers, Shop Manager
Phone (905) 632-7796 / Fax (905) 632-0278
Email: info@BurlingtonArtCentre.on.ca
Web site: www.BurlingtonArtCentre.on.ca
ART GALLERY MEMBER
The BAC was formed through a grassroots process by several active visual arts co-operatives and guilds in the Burlington region. Our building was opened in 1978 as a facility for these groups to develop dedicated studios with specialized equipment in the areas of photography, handweaving and spinning, sculpture and woodcarving, ceramics, fine arts, and hooking craft. The role of the Centre quickly expanded to include that of a public art gallery with exhibitions, publications, a unique collection of contemporary Canadian ceramic art, and educational programs. Incorporated in April, 1975, the Burlington Art Centre champions the role and value of art in life.
Updated 11-May-09

Cambridge

Cambridge Galleries
Queen's Square Gallery and Administrative Office
1 North Square
Cambridge, Ontario N1S 2K6
Phone (519) 621-0460 / Fax (519) 621-2080
Preston Gallery
435 King Street East
Cambridge, Ontario N3H 3N1
Phone (519) 653-3236 / Fax (519) 621-2080
Mary Misner, Gallery Director
Ivan Jurakic, Curator
Esther E. Shipman, Architecture and Design Curator, Design at Riverdale
Robert Thody, Education Officer
K. Jennifer Bedford, Audience Development Coordinator
Scott Lee, Graphic Designer
Margaret Duggan, Marketing Assistant
Lynn Rusk, Secretary
David Popplow, Installer
Email: mmisner@cambridgegalleries.ca
Web site: www.cambridgegalleries.ca
ART GALLERY MEMBER
Established in 1977, Cambridge Galleries comprises exhibition spaces at the Queen's Square and Preston locations. Together, the two galleries host approximately 17 exhibitions per year, reflecting a range of regional, provincial, national and international developments in contemporary and historical visual art. Cambridge Galleries encourages artists in their development and foster an appreciation for the visual arts in the community through exhibitions, related programs, publications, and studio activities. Our collection of contemporary Canadian fibre art reflects upon Cambridge's historical connection with the textile industry. Extensive art education activities include curriculum-based programs, lectures, studio programs and tours. In addition to the Cineseries program of alternative films, concerts and special events are scheduled throughout the year.
Updated 01-Apr-09

Chatham

Thames Art Gallery
Chatham Cultural Centre
75 William Street North
Chatham, Ontario N7M 4L4
Carl Lavoy, Gallery Curator
Linda van de Bovenkamp, Gallery Program Coordinator
Phone (519) 360-1998 / Fax (519) 354-4170
Email: ccc@chatham-kent.ca
Web site: www.chatham-kent.ca/tag
ART GALLERY MEMBER
Exhibitions featuring regional and national contemporary artists; workshops, demonstrations, lectures and tours by invited artists, curators and art historians. Extension services includes travelling exhibitions.
Updated 20-Oct-06

Cobourg

Art Gallery of Northumberland
55 King Street West
Cobourg, Ontario K9A 2M2
Dorette Carter, Curator/Director
Darlene Bradley, Executive Assistant
Phone (905) 372-0333 / Fax (905) 372-1587
Email: agn@eagle.ca
Web site: www.artgalleryofnorthumberland.com
ART GALLERY MEMBER
Located in historic Victoria Hall, the Art Gallery of Northumberland has been a vital part of the region since 1960. Exhibitions change every six weeks, education outreach. Our collection includes many media by Kane, Jacobi, Verner, Motherwell, Ronald, Bolt, Blackwood and Town among others. The mandate of the AGN is to provide access to art and art-related programs as a community gallery for the enjoyment and education of our visitors. We operate a salellite gallery in Port Hope at 38 Walton St.
Updated 8-Aug-07

Durham

Durham Art Gallery
Box 1021, 251 George Street East
Durham, Ontario
N0G 1R0
Tel: 519 369-3692
General Inquiries: info@durhamart.on.ca
Ilse Gassinger, Director: igassinger@durhamart.on.ca
Website: www.durhamart.on.ca
Updated 15-Dec-2008

Grimsby

Grimsby Public Art Gallery
18 Carnegie Lane , Grimsby, Ontario
Grimsby, Ontario L3M 1Y1
Rhona Wenger, Director
Phone (905) 945-3246 / Fax (905) 945-1789
Email: gpag@town.grimsby.on.ca
Web site: www.town.grimsby.on.ca
ART GALLERY MEMBER
The Grimsby Public Art Gallery has a year-round schedule of exhibitions by artists with local appeal and national recognition. Its permanent collection numbers over 1200 pieces. The Gallery Shop offers a wide array of exclusively Canadian handcrafted giftware
Updated 16-Aug-07

Guelph

Macdonald Stewart Art Centre
358 Gordon Street
Guelph, Ontario N1G 1Y1
Judith Nasby, Director & Curator
Dawn Owen, Assistant Curator
Phone (519) 837-0010 / Fax (519) 767-2661
Email: info@msac.ca
Web site: www.msac.ca
ART GALLERY MEMBER
Macdonald Stewart Art Centre, Guelph's public gallery and sculpture park, is recognized internationally for its exhibitions and programming. The collection comprises 6000 works, with specializations in contemporary Canadian art, public sculpture, Inuit art, contemporary Canadian silver, and historical European prints.
Updated 11-May-09

Haliburton

Haliburton Sculpture Forest
Box 210
Haliburton, Ontario K0M 1S0
Jim Blake, Co-ordinator/Curator
Barb Bolin, Chair
Phone (705) 457-3555 / Fax (705) 457-3398
Email: info@haliburtonsculptureforest.ca
AFFILIATE GALLERY MEMBER
The Haliburton Sculpture Forest, in Glebe Park near the village of Haliburton, is a unique outdoor collection of sculptures by Canadian and international artists. The forest trails provide changing perspectives of the sculptures in each of the seasons. The Sculpture Forest shares the Park with Haliburton Highlands Museum and Fleming College's Haliburton School of Fine Arts. It is operated by Haliburton Sculpture Forest et al, a non-profit organization whose purpose is to increase understanding and appreciation of the arts through the development of public art and the engagemnet of artists with the community.
Updated 20-Aug-07

Rails End Gallery & Arts Centre
Haliburton Highlands Guild of Fine Arts
23 York Street, P.O. Box 912
Haliburton, Ontario K0M 1S0
Laurie Jones, Executive Director
Daniela Pagliaro, Programming Manager
Phone (705) 457-2330 / Fax (705) 457-2338
Email: info@railsendgallery.com
AFFILIATE GALLERY MEMBER
Located in the former Haliburton train station, the Rails End consists of two galleries offering exhibitions by local and regional artists. Open year round.
Updated 8-Aug-07

Hamilton

Art Gallery of Hamilton
123 King Street West
Hamilton, Ontario L8P 4S8
Louise Dompierre, President and CEO
Shirley Madill, Vice President & COO / Director of Programming
Tobi Bruce, Senior Curator / Curator, Historical Art
Patrick Shaw Cable, Curator of European Art
Brett Simontron, Educator
Larissa Ciupka, Director of Marketing & Communications
Tina Eidukaitus, Manager, Membership
Phone (905) 527-6610 / Fax (905) 577-6940
Email: info@artgalleryofhamilton.com
Web site: www.artgalleryofhamilton.com
ART GALLERY MEMBER
The Art Gallery of Hamilton reopened in the Spring of 2005 after extensive renovations resulting in a golden steel cladding, state-of-the-art climate control, a multi-purpose pavilion, enclosed sculpture atrium, newly landscaped sculpture court, a welcoming and more visible front entrance and an increase of 20% in exhibition space. Founded in 1914, the AGH is Ontario's second-largest public art gallery in terms of exhibition space (and Canada's ninth) and owns one of the finest collections in the country. The Art Gallery of Hamilton has three fundamental collecting and programming strengths - nineteenth-century European, Historical Canadian, and Contemporary Canadian Art.
Updated 26-May-06

McMaster Museum of Art
AAL- A201 McMaster University
1280 Main Street West
Hamilton, Ontario L8S 4L6
Carol Podedworny, Director and Curator
Gerrie Loveys, Collections & Operations Manager
Phone (905) 525-9140 ext. 23081 / Fax (905) 527-4548
Email: museum@mcmaster.ca
Web site: www.mcmaster.ca/museum
ART GALLERY MEMBER
Exhibits works from the Museum's primarily European historic and contemporary collections. Produces an on-going program of exhibitions featuring contemporary artistic and curatorial practice.
Updated 10-Aug-07

Kingston

Agnes Etherington Art Centre
Queen's University
Kingston, Ontario K7L 3N6
Janet Brooke, Director
Jan Allen, Curator of Contemporary Art
David de Witt, Bader Curator of European Art
Pat Sullivan, Public Programs Officer
Matthew Hills, Administrative Coordinator
Barry Fagan, Financial Coordinator
Nigel Barnett, Preparator
Phone (613) 533-2190 / Fax (613) 533-6765
Email: aeac@post.queensu.ca
Web site: www.aeac.ca
ART GALLERY MEMBER
Established in 1957, the Agnes Etherington Art Centre aims to serve the students, faculty and staff of Queen's University as a teaching/learning resource and the communities of the City of Kingston and the region as a cultural locus, through collecting, research and exhibition of works of art. This mission statement drives an ambitious slate of contemporary and historical exhibitions and diverse public programming, as well as a healthy program of collections building. As the fourth-largest gallery in Ontario, the AEAC has eight exhibition spaces, a studio for public programs, and the historic Etherington House for public events.
Updated 23-Apr-09

Kitchener

City of Kitchener Rotunda Gallery
Kitchener City Hall
200 King Street West, P.O. Box 1118
Kitchener, Ontario N2G 4G7
Cheryl York, Coordinator - Arts & Culture
Phone (519) 741-3400, ext 3381 / Fax (519) 741-2723
Email: cheryl.york@kitchener.ca
ASSOCIATE ORGANIZATION MEMBER
The City of Kitchener Rotunda Gallery is situated in the heart of Kitchener City Hall. Open to the public with no admission charge, this small public gallery exhibits contemporary art. Work is selected by the City of Kitchener Public Art Working Group, which comprises professional artists and architects, as well as arts professionals with high levels of expertise. Work is selected based on criteria of artistic excellence and relevance to the community. Regional artists or artists whose work is relevant to the region are welcome to apply. The Gallery celebrates innovation and excellence in contemporary art.
Updated 21-Jun-06

Homer Watson House & Gallery
1754 Old Mill Road
Kitchener, Ontario N2P 1H7
Faith Hieblinger,Executive Director
Chandra Erlendson, Program Coordinator
Tiffani Wheeler, Curator
Kate Macpherson, Development Officer
Phone (519) 748-4377 / Fax (519) 748-6808
Email: exhibitions@homerwatson.on.ca
Web site: www.homerwatson.on.ca
AFFILIATE GALLERY MEMBER
The mission of Homer Watson House & Gallery is to preserve and celebrate the legacy of Homer Watson's creative spirit by stimulating the appreciation, enjoyment, and practice of the visual arts. Incorporated in 1982, we have a four-part program of, 1) preservation of Homer Watson's art, his home studio and gallery, and the heritage of his life, his times and that of the Doon School of Fine Arts, 2) exhibition of the broad spectrum of Watson's art and regular shows of contemporary local and regional artists, 3) education through instructional programs in the visual arts for the general public and curriculum-based school programming, and 4) enrichment through special programs, events and activities.
Updated 24-Aug-07

Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery
101 Queen Street North
Kitchener, Ontario N2H 6P7
Shelly Mitchell, Manager, Finance & Administration
Crystal Mowrd, Curator
Caroline Oliver, Director of Development & Marketing
Alf Bogusky, Director General
Phone (519) 579-5860 / Fax (519) 578-0740
Email: smitchell@kwag.on.ca
Website: www.kwag.on.ca
ART GALLERY MEMBER
Through thoughtful and engaging programs, the Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery (KW|AG) connects people and ideas through art. The Gallery's exhibits and programs are built on the mission that art is the catalyst for shared experience, dialogue and imagination. The Gallery emphasizes contemporary art, often premiering works by Canadian and international artists. Exhibitions frequently draw upon selections from the 4,000-work permanent collection to provide a forum for dialogue. KW|AG plays a vital educational role in the community, offering a full spectrum of artistic experience for adults, children and families alike. Established in 1956 and operating within the Centre in the Square, KW|AG is the oldest and largest public art gallery in the Waterloo region: roots in the community, eyes on the world.
Updated 11-May0-09

Kleinburg

McMichael Canadian Art Collection
10365 Islington Avenue
Kleinburg, Ontario L0J 1C0
Thomas Smart, Executive Director & CEO
Peter Ross, Director of Development & Marketing
Scott McDonald, Director, Education & Programs
Mary Benvenuto, Director, Finance & Human Resources
Alex Meadu, Director Operations
Rebecca Couch, Manager, Special Projects
Phone (905) 893-1121 / Fax (905) 893-2588
Email: info@mcmichael.com
Web site: www.mcmichael.com
ART GALLERY MEMBER
Set on over 100 acres of woodland, the McMichael Canadian Art Collection displays a renowned collection by the Group of Seven and their contemporaries, First Nations, and Inuit artists.
Updated 23-Apr-09

Lindsay

The Lindsay Gallery
190 Kent Street West, 2nd Floor
Lindsay, Ontario K9V 2Y6
Mary Jeffery, President
Margot Facatt - Vice President
Connie Jacobs, Administrator
Phone (705) 324-1780 / Fax (705) 324-9349
Website: www.thelindsaygallery.com
Email: art@thelindsaygallery.com
AFFILIATE GALLERY MEMBER
The only public art gallery in the city of Kawartha Lakes. New exhibits monthly. New Retail showcare Exhibit monthly. Workshop for adults and children.
Updated 11-May-09

London

Art Conservation Services Inc.
421 Ridout Street North
London, Ontario N6A 5H4
Keith Bantock, Fine Art Conservation
Phone (519) 472-4138
Toll Free 1-800-667-6048
Email: artconserv@bellnet.ca
Web site: www.artconservationservices.com
BUSINESS MEMBER
Fine Art Restoration Studio
Updated 28-Aug-07

McIntosh Gallery
The University of Western Ontario
London, Ontario N6A 3K7
Judith Rodger, Acting Director
Catherine Elliot Shaw, Curator
Brian Lambert, Acting Collections Manager
Phone (519) 661-3181 / Fax (519) 661-3059
Email: mcintoshgallery@uwo.ca
Web site: www.mcintoshgallery.ca
ART GALLERY MEMBER
Established in 1942, Canada's oldest university art gallery is dedicated to affirming the artistic and educational qualities of visual culture through collecting and preserving art and by presenting innovative, scholarly and culturally inclusive programs. Over 3000 works of art and files on more than 600 artists, as well as a library and collection storage/ study centre are accessible by appointment. Some 1100 works are on public display, where art is part of everyday life at Western.
Updated 28-Nov-08

Michael Gibson Gallery
157 Carling Street
London, Ontario N6A 1H5
Michael Gibson, Director
Phone (519) 439-0451 / Fax (519) 439-2842
Email: info@gibsongallery.com
Web site: www.gibsongallery.com
BUSINESS MEMBER
Updated 8-Aug-07

Museum London
421 Ridout Street North
London, Ontario N6A 5H4
Brian Meehan, Executive Director
Melanie Townsend, Head of Exhibitions and Collections
Carol Kehoe, Partnerships Manager
Cydna Mercer, Head of Administration
Ihor Holubizky, Curator of Art
Steve Mavers, Curator of Education
Dianne Pearce, Coordinator of Public Programs
Linda Louwagie-Neyens, Art Registrar
Janice Lopes, Membership Coordinator
Lisa Di Lullo, Gallery Services Coordinator
Phone (519) 661-2500 / Fax (519) 661-2559
Email: bmeehan@museumlondon.ca
Web site: www.museumlondon.ca
ART GALLERY MEMBER
Overlooking the downtown forks of the Thames River, Museum London is one of the city's architectural treasures. We house an impressive permanent collection of both historical and contemporary art, and offer an active exhibition program featuring local, national and international artists, complemented by films, music, lectures, and tours. Museum London aims to enrich public knowledge and enjoyment of the art and history of the London region and Canada. Museum London was incorporated in 1989, combining the London Regional Art Gallery and the London Historical Museums.
Updated 11-May-09

Minden

Agnes Jamieson Gallery
176 Bobcaygeon Road North, P.O. Box 648
Minden, Ontario K0M 2K0
Dianne Graham, Director
Laurie Carmount, Curator
Phone (705) 286-3763 / Fax (705) 286-2146
Email: gallery@mindenhills.ca
Web site: www.mindenculturalcentre.com
ART GALLERY MEMBER
The Agnes Jamieson Gallery offers community programming, which celebrates the natural work of art in beautiful Haliburton County, including exhibitions, workshops, events, and lectures. We are home to the largest known collection of art by Andre Lapine.
Updated 05-Dec-07

Mississauga

Art Gallery of Mississauga
300 City Centre Drive
Mississauga, Ontario L5B 3C1
Robert Freeman, Execuive Director/Curator
Su-Ying Lee, Curatorial/Administrative Assistant
Gail Farndon, Gallery Assistant
Phone (905) 896-5088 / Fax (905) 615-4167
Email: robert.freeman@mississauga.ca
Web site: www.artgalleryofmississauga.com
ART GALLERY MEMBER
The mission of the Art Gallery of Mississauga is to promote awareness and appreciation of the visual arts through the operation, development and growth of a public, not-for-profit art gallery. The Art Gallery of Mississauga is housed on the main floor, southeast wing of the Mississauga Civic Centre. Made up of four exhibition rooms, the Gallery totals over 3700 square feet, plus an outdoor sculpture court. The Gallery has produced over 200 shows in its first twenty years, featuring mostly contemporary works in all media from artists in Mississauga, across Canada, and around the world.
Updated 28-Nov-08

Blackwood Gallery
University of Toronto Mississauga
3359 Mississauga Road North
Mississauga, Ontario L5L 1C6
Christof Migone, Director/Curator
Phone (905) 828-3789 / Fax (905) 569-4262
Email: christof.migone@utoronto.ca
Web site: www.blackwoodgallery.ca
The Blackwood Gallery is a centre for the research, presentation and dissemination of contemporary art in all media, and is associated with the Art & Art History program at the University of Toronto at Mississauga and Sheridan College.
Updated 10-Mar-09

Living Arts Centre in Mississauga
Laidlaw Hall - Exhibition space
4141 Living Arts Drive
Mississauga, Ontario L5B 4B8
Cole Swanson, Exhibition Curator and Residency Program Coordinator
Phone (905) 306-6161 / Fax (905) 306-6101
Email: cole.swanson@livingarts.on.ca
Web site: www.livingartscentre.ca
ASSOCIATE ORGANIZATION MEMBER
The Living Arts Centre's on-site gallery features an exhibition season including a diversity of media, and concurrently features artist groups from various cultural backgrounds and aesthetic practices.
Updated 27-Aug-07

Niagara Falls

Niagara Falls Art Gallery
8058 Oakwood Drive, R.R. #2
Niagara Falls, Ontario L2E 6S5
Brian Smylski, Executive Director
Debra Attenborough, DIrector
David Gilbert, Children's Museum Director
Maria Orsini, Curator of Children's Exhibitions
Phone (905) 356-1514
Email: nfag@becon.org
Web site: www.niagarafallsartgallery.ca
ART GALLERY MEMBER
Founded in 1979, the Niagara Falls Art Gallery will be celebrating its 25th anniversary in 2004. We house the William Kurelek Art Collection, which includes the artist's personal papers and library. Also part of the Gallery's permanent collection is the John Burtniak Niagara Collection of historical Niagara Falls works of art from the 1700s to the 1950s. The Niagara Falls Art Gallery is involved in community arts development throughout the Niagara Region with its Arts-Based Integrated Learning programs that serve over 57,000 elementary school participants.
Updated 12-Jul-06

North Bay

WKP Kennedy Gallery
Capitol Centre
150 Main Street East
North Bay, Ontario P1B 1A8
Dermot Wilson, Director/Curator
Sheila Lavack, Gallery Assistant
Phone (705) 474-1944 / Fax (705) 474-8431
Email: gallery@capitolcentre.ca
Web site: www.kennedygallery.org
ART GALLERY MEMBER
Collections and exhibitions highlights include 150 works of art in the permanent collection, including works by A.Y. Jackson, Goodridge Roberts, Edwin Holgate, Stanley Cosgrove, Doris McCarthy, Leonard Brooks, and Jeannie Thib. The Gallery hosts approximately 10 visual arts exhibitions annually in all media from regional, national and international sources. Incorporated in 1987, the WKP Kennedy Gallery is dedicated to promoting the art and artists of Northern Ontario.

Oakville

Oakville Galleries
Centennial Square: 120 Navy Street
Gairloch Gardens and Head Offices: 1306 Lakeshore Road East
Oakville, Ontario L6J 1L6
Matthew Hyland, Interim Director
Marnie Fleming, Curator of Contemporary Art
Catherine Sicot, Education Manager
Margo Hébert, Director of Development
Maria McConnell, Office Manager
Phone (905) 844-4402 / Fax (905) 844-7968
Email: info@oakvillegalleries.com
Web site: www.oakvillegalleries.com
ART GALLERY MEMBER
Oakville Galleries aims to develop contemporary visual and media arts as a source and tool for learning, through an innovative programme of exhibitions and education.
Updated 23-Apr-09

Orillia

Orillia Museum of Art and History
30 Peter Street South
Orillia, Ontario L3V 5A9
Sim Salata, Director/Curator
Phone (705) 326-2159 / Fax (705) 326-7828
Email: info@orilliamuseum.org
Web site: www.orilliamuseum.org
ASSOCIATE ORGANIZATION MEMBER
Updated 10-Aug-07

Oshawa

The Robert McLaughlin Gallery
72 Queen Street, Civic Centre
Oshawa, Ontario L1H 3Z3
David Aurandt, Executive Director
Linda Jansma, Curator
Olinda Casimiro, Administrator/Public Relations Officer
Jennifer Treleaven, Education Coordinator
Julianna Whiston, Education Outreach Co-ordinator
Phone (905) 576-3000 / Fax (905) 576-9774
Email: communications@rmg.on.ca
Web site: www.rmg.on.ca
ART GALLERY MEMBER
The Robert McLaughlin Gallery features a wide range of Canadian art such as the Group of Seven, Emily Carr, Painters Eleven, and a programme of changing exhibitions of both historical and contemporary art, including new media and technology.
Updated 23-Aug-07

Ottawa

Carleton University Art Gallery
St. Patrick's Building
1125 Colonel By Drive
Ottawa, Ontario K1S 5B6
Diana Nemiroff, Director
Sandra Dyck, Curator
Patrick Lacasse, Curatorial Assistant
Kate Barry, Administrative Assistant
Phone (613) 520-2120 / Fax (613) 520-4409
Email: diana_nemiroff@carleton.ca
Web site: www.carleton.ca/gallery
ART GALLERY MEMBER
Founded in 1992, the Carleton University Art Gallery aims to serve as a forum for the investigation of visual art in its aesthetic, historical, and cultural contexts. It presents a diverse range of exhibitions that reflect contemporary art practice regionally and nationally as well as selected aspects of twentieth-century Canadian and historic European art. As a collecting institution within a university it develops, preserves, exhibits and interprets a collection of more than 27,000 works of art, with strengths in Canadian art since World War II, Inuit art and historic European printmaking, and serves as a curatorial laboratory for graduate students who gain hands-on curatorial experience working with its collection.
Updated 14-Aug-07

National Gallery of Canada
380 Sussex Drive, P.O. Box 427, Station A
Ottawa, Ontario K1N 9N4
Marc Mayer, Director and Chief Executive Officer
David Franklin, Deputy Director & Chief Curator
David Baxter, Deputy Director, Administration/Finance
Karen Colby-Stothart, Director, Exhibitions & Installations
Mayo Graham, Director, National Outreach & International Relations
Joanne Charette, Director, Public Affairs
Martha Hanna, Director, Canadian Museum of Contemporary Photography
Lise Labine, Director, Human Rources
Charles Hill, Curator of Canadian Art
Christine Sadler, Acting Chief, Exhibitions Management
Megan Richardson, Acting Chief, Education & Public Programs
Mark Trask, Chief of Membership & Annual Giving
Phone (613) 990-1985 or 1-800-319-2787 / Fax (613) 993-4385
Email: info@gallery.ca
Web site: www.gallery.ca
ART GALLERY MEMBER
The National Gallery of Canada, a visual arts museum of international stature, holds its collections of art in trust for all Canadians. The mandate of the National Gallery is to develop, maintain and make known, throughout Canada and Internationally, a national collection of works of art, historic and contemporary, with special but not exclusive reference to Canada, and to further knowledge, understanding, and enjoyment of art among Canadians.
Updated 20-Aug-07

The Ottawa Art Gallery/La Galerie d'art d'Ottawa
2 Daly Avenue
Ottawa, Ontario K1N 6E2
Mela Constantinidi, Director
Catherine Sinclair, Curator, Firestone Collection of Canadian Art
Véronique Couillard, Communications and Marketing
Gayle Kells, Development Officer
Aimée Brouillard, Administrative Coordinator
Jennifer Gilliland, Collections Manager
Phone (613) 233-8699 / Fax (613) 569-7660
Email: info@ottawaartgallery.ca
Web site: www.ottawaartgallery.ca
ART GALLERY MEMBER
The Ottawa Art Gallery is an independent, non-profit public art gallery committed to the acquisition, presentation, interpretation and dissemination of contemporary art for the benefit of the local arts community. Our programs explore a variety of issues and include exhibitions, talks, lectures, tours, and publications. The Gallery has a growing contemporary collection of works associated with the region. It is also the custodian of the City-owned Firestone of Canadian Art, a significant art collection that spans the modern period (1900-1980). The collection contains approxmately 1,600 works by influential Canadian artists and is presented through changing exhibitions.

Owen Sound

Tom Thomson Art Gallery
840 First Avenue West
Owen Sound, Ontario N4K 4K4
Stuart Reid, Director & Curator
David Huff, Manager of Public programs
Christy Telford, Administrative Assistant
Phone (519) 376-1932 / Fax (519) 376-3037
Email: ttag@tomthomson.org
Web site: www.tomthomson.org
ART GALLERY MEMBER
The Tom Thomson Art Gallery is a regional art centre and national cultural attraction dedicated to the innovative spirit of landscape artist and Canadian icon, Tom Thomson. The gallery celebrates excellence in the visual arts through exhibitions of historical and contemporary art, education programs promoting life-long learning, and the enrichment and interpretation of its significant permanent collection.
Updated 11-May-09

Penetanguishene

Penetanguishene Centennial Museum and Archives
13 Burke Street
Penetanguishene, Ontario L9M 1C1
Nicole Jackson, Curator
Jan Gadsdon, Curatorial assistant
Phone (705) 549-2150 / Fax (705) 549-7542
Email: info@pencenmuseum.com
Web site: www.pencenmuseum.com
ASSOCIATE ORGANIZATION
The history of one of Ontario's oldest communities is proudly displayed at the Penetanguishene Centennial Musuem & Archive. Visit the 1875 Lumber Office and General Store owned by late lumber baron and past Mayour Mr. Charles Beck. Learn the importance of the logging industry to the town's beginnings. The museuems 4,500 sq. ft. addition houses a Timber Bay Gift Shop, a Great Hall with rotating art shows and the Genology and History Research Centre.
Updated 12-May-09

Peterborough

Art Gallery of Peterborough
250 Crescent Street (formerly 2 Crescent Street)
Peterborough, Ontario K9J 2G1
Celeste Scopelites, Director
Pam Edmunds, Curator
Vera Novacek, Bookkeeper
Susanne Lloyd, Administrative Clerk
Phone (705) 743-9179 / Fax (705) 743-8168
Email: gallery@agp.on.ca
Web site: www.agp.on.ca
ART GALLERY MEMBER
The Art Gallery of Peterborough's goal is to present contemporary visual art by artists from the region and nation. Historical and international work is also shown. Exhibitions are augmented with programmes of films, lectures, workshops, art history studies, extended labels, and publications.
Updated 23-Apr-09

Queenston

RiverBrink - Home of the Weir Collection
116 Queenston St., P.O. Box 266
Queenston, Ontario L0S 1L0
Gary Essar, Curator
Greta Hildebrand, Administrator
Shalom Odutayo, Staff Accoutant
Phone (905) 262-4510 / Fax (905) 262-4477
Email: curator@riverbrink.org
Web site: www.riverbrink.org
AFFILIATE GALLERY MEMBER
An impressive historical collection of fine art, decorative art, books, and ephemera. Prominent Canadians represented include Cornelius Kreighoff, Paul Kane, Tom Thomson, and Homer Watson.
Updated 14-Aug-07

St. Catharines

Rodman Hall Arts Centre
109 St. Paul Cresent
St. Catharines, Ontario L2S 1M3
Shirley Madill, Director
Marcie Bronson, Assistant Curator
Matt Harley, Preparator
Phone (905) 684-2925 / Fax (905) 682-4733
Email: rodmanhall@brocku.ca / smadill@brocku.ca
Web site: www.brocku.ca/rodmanhall/
ART GALLERY MEMBER
Updated 11-May-09

St. Thomas

St. Thomas-Elgin Public Art Centre
301 Talbot Street
St. Thomas, Ontario N5P 1B5
Laura Woermke, Curate / Executive Director
Sherri Howard, Education and Events Coordinator
Jenny Couse, Admin Assistant
Phone (519) 631-4040 / Fax (519) 631-4057
Email: info@stepac.ca
Web site: www.stepac.ca
ART GALLERY MEMBER
It is the mission of the St. Thomas-Elgin Public Art Centre to encourage and promote an appreciation for the visual arts in St. Thomas and Elgin Country through a variety of exhibitions and educational programs and through the preservation of a permanent collection.
Updated 11-May-09

Sarnia

Gallery Lambton
150 North Christina Street
Sarnia, Ontario N7T 7W5
Lisa Daniels, Curator
Holly Rutherford, Gallery Assistant, Community Relations
Guy Lalonde, Graphic Designer
Ann Helps, Gallery Clerk
Kristi Sills, Admin Assistant
Phone (519) 336-8127 / Fax (519) 336-8128
Email: lisa.daniels@county-lambton.on.ca
Web site: www.lclmg.org
ART GALLERY MEMBER
Our permanent collection of Canadian art includes works by the Group of Seven and contemporaries through Painters Eleven to the present.
Updated 05-Jan-09

Sault Ste. Marie

Art Gallery of Algoma
10 East Street
Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
P6A 3C3

Sherie McKay Gladu, Acting Director
Moya Morrow, Administrative Assistant/Membership Secretary
Laurie Carlyle, Education Coordinator
Marjorie Butterfield, Gift Shop Manager
Monica Vaes, Installation Officer
Miranda Bouchard, Grant and Funding Officer
Phone (705) 949-9067 / Fax (705) 949-6261
Email:galleryinfo@artgalleryofalgoma.ca
Web site: www.artgalleryofalgoma.on.ca
ART GALLERY MEMBER
Our mandate is to collect, preserve, exhibit, and interpret visual art. We provide our audience with the best cross section of both historical and contemporary art from local, regional, national, and international levels, raise public awareness of the visual arts in everyday life, and conduct education programs in the origins, development, appreciation, and techniques of visual art for children and adults. Our permanent collection comprises over 5000 works, featuring Canadian and international artists such as Carl Beam, Tom Benner, David Bierck, Jack Bush, A. J. Casson, Anthony Caro, A. Y. Jackson, Larry Poons, Dennis Oppenheim, with an historical and contemporary focus.
Updated 15-Dec-08

Simcoe

Norfolk Arts Centre
21 Lynnwood Avenue
Simcoe, Ontario N3Y 4K8
Deirdre Chisholm, Director/Curator
Phone (519) 428-0540
Website: www.norfolkcounty.ca
ART GALLERY MEMBER
The Norfolk Arts Centre is a not-for-profit art centre representing Norfolk County, whose mission is to increase awareness of the arts and culture in the community and region. Housed in a 19th century Greek Revival home of Duncan Campbell, Simcoe's first postmaster, it is a national historic site with extensive additions in the seventies. The facility includes three main galleries, permanent collection storage, and a workshop and sculpture garden. The Norfolk Art Centre presents contemporary and historical exhibitions, public programming, and events for maximum community involvement.
Updated 23-Jun-09

South Porcupine

Timmins Museum: National Exhibition Centre
70 Legion Drive
South Porcupine, Ontario PON 1HO
Karen Bachmann, Director/Curator
Phone (705) 360-2617 / Fax (705) 360-2693
Email: tmnec@city.timmins.on.ca
Web site: www.city.timmins.on.ca
ART GALLERY MEMBER
The Timmins Museum was built in 1975 as a national exhibition centre. A community museum was added to the facility in 1979.The Centre’s mandate is to preserve, present and promote the history, art and culture of Timmins and Northeastern Ontario. Exhibitions exploring contemporary and historical art are presented in the Jury gallery: the museum presents 8 to 12 shows a year. The museum collects works of art by contemporary artists living and working in Northeastern Ontario. The centre is open year round, and admission is free.

Stouffville

Latcham Gallery
6240 Main Street, P.O. Box 3
Stouffville, Ontario L4A 7Z4
Roz Pritchard, Director
Maura Broadhurst, Curator
Phone (905) 640-8954 / Fax (905) 640-6246
Email: info@latchamgallery.ca
AFFILIATE GALLERY MEMBER
The Latcham Gallery is a public art gallery founded in 1979. We feature eight to ten exhibitions of contemporary art annually. Both solo and group shows present work by artists from throughout the province and in all media. In conjunction with these exhibitions, the Gallery offers educational programs for all ages including classes, workshops, artist talks and lectures. The outdoor sculpture walk, situated along Duffins Creek in Stouffville, includes works by Ron Baird, William Lishman, E.B. Cox, Karena Massengill, Anne Allardyce, and Ted Bieler.
Updated 6-Nov-06

Stratford

Gallery Stratford
54 Romeo Street South
Stratford, Ontario N5A 4S9
Zhe Ga, Executive Director
Christine Lee, Office Manager
Phone (519) 271-5271 / Fax (519) 271-1642
Email: jrudder@gallerystratford.on.ca
Web site: www.gallerystratford.on.ca
ART GALLERY MEMBER
Stratford's public art gallery features exhibitions of contemporary and historical art by local, national, and international artists. The three galleries are located in a heritage building, situated within Stratford's beautiful park system, a short walk east of the Stratford Festival Theatre. Open year-round.
Updated 23-Apr-2009

Sudbury

Art Gallery of Sudbury/Galerie d’art de Sudbury
251 John Street
Sudbury, Ontario P3E 1P9
Karen Tait-Peacock, Director, ktait@artsudbury.org
Nancy Gareh-Coulombe, Education Manager, ngareh@artsudbury.org
Krysta Telenko, Curatorial and Collections Manager, ktelenko@artsudbury.org
Courtney Folz, Manager, Development & Operations, cfolz@artsudbury.org
Phone (705) 675-4871 / Fax (705) 674-3065
Email: gallery@artsudbury.org
Web site: www.artsudbury.org
ART GALLERY MEMBER
We present a year-round programme of local, national, and international contemporary art, workshops and lectures. Housed in a turn-of-the-century mansion, the gallery grounds are also open to the public.
Updated 25-Feb-2009

Sutton West

Georgina Arts Centre and Gallery
P.O. Box 1455, 149 High Street
Sutton West, Ontario L0E 1R0
Heather Fullerton, Executive Director
Laurence Ritchie, Board Chairperson
Phone (905) 722-9587 / Fax (905) 722-9589
Email: georginaart@on.aibn.com
Web site: www.gacag.com
ASSOCIATE ORGANIZATION
The Georgina Arts Centre and Gallery features Canadian artists and is home to the Smith/Chiarandini collection. Bruce Smith, a highly noted artist in his own right, was a student of Albert Chiarandini's, who exhibited with The Group of Seven. The GAC showcases a minimum of fourteen different artists every year and also contains a gift shop and teaching facility where it provides classes and workshops with professional artists.
Updated 8-Jun-06

Temiskaming Shores

Temiskaming Art Gallery
325 Farr Drive, P.O. Box 1090
Temiskaming Shores, Ontario P0J 1K0
Maureen Steward, Director/Curator
Phone (705) 672-3706 / Fax (705) 672-5966
Email: temiskamingartgallery@ontera.net
Web site: www.museumsnorth.org
AFFILIATE GALLERY MEMBER
From the belief that art is a basic form of human expression that enriches our lives, the Temiskaming Art Gallery aims to provide visitors the opportunity to understand, experience and appreciate visual art. The Temiskaming Art Gallery is a public exhibition space located within the new Temiskaming Shores city hall complex. Built on the waterfront of Lake Temiskaming, the gallery offers visitors an intimacy and friendliness found in northern, rural Ontario. The Temiskaming Art Gallery presents between nine and twelve exhibitions per year in a variety of mediums, style, scale and technique, and offers visual art workshops throughout the year.
Updated 20-Aug-07

Thunder Bay

Thunder Bay Art Gallery
1080 Keewatin Street, P.O. Box 10193
Thunder Bay, Ontario P7B 6T7
Sharon Godwin, Director
Tracey Henriksson, Curator
Gail Fikis, Registrar
Rusty Brown, Educator
Phone (807) 577-6427 / Fax (807) 577-3781
Email: tbag@tbag.ca
Web site: www.tbag.ca
ART GALLERY MEMBER
Thunder Bay Art Gallery, the only public art gallery between Sault Ste. Marie and Winnipeg, opened in 1976 as a National Exhibition Centre. In 1982, the facility and mandate expanded and a concentration on contemporary First Nations art began. Today the Gallery exhibits work by artists from Northwestern Ontario through its Regional Artists Series, and hosts national and international travelling exhibitions. The Gallery's collection has grown to 1200 pieces of work by both established and emerging First Nations artists from across Canada and we are dedicated to the exhibition of work by both established and emerging First Nations artists.

Toronto

Art Gallery of Ontario
317 Dundas Street West
Toronto, Ontario M5T 1G4
Matthew Teitelbaum, The Michael and Sonja Koerner Director & CEO
Dennis Reid, Director of Collections & Research and Senior Curator of Canadian Art
Shawn St. Michael, Executive Director of Development and Campaign
Susan Bloch-Nevitte, Executive Director of Public Affairs
Bruce Ferguson, Director of Exhibitions
Kelly McKinley, Richard and Elizabeth Currie Director of Education and Public Programming
Katharine Lochnan, Deputy Director of Research and The R. Fraser Elliot Curator of Prints & Drawings
Michael Parke-Taylor, Acting Curator of European Art
Gerald McMaster, Curator of Canadian Art
David Moos, Curator of Contemporary Art
Maia Sutnik, Curator of Photography
Karen McKenzie, Chief Librarian
Margaret Haupt, Deputy Director of Collections and Head of Conservation
Barry Simpson, Registrar
Phone (416) 979-6648 / Fax (416) 979-6646
Email: info@ago.net
Web site: www.ago.net
ART GALLERY MEMBER
With a permanent collection of more than 73,000 works of art, the Art Gallery of Ontario is amond the most distinguished art museums in North America. The Gallery began an extraordinary chapter when it launched Transformation AGO in 2002. Multi-faceted in scope, Transformation AGO involves an unprecedented growth of the permanent collection, an innovative architectural expansion by world-renowned architect Frank Gehry, and the strengthening of the museum's endowment resources. As the imaginative centre of the city, the transformed AGO dramatically enriches our visitors' experiences and provides greater access to the full vibrancy of the art museum.
Updated 15-Dec-08

Art Gallery of York University
4700 Keele Street, York University
Accolade East Building
Toronto, Ontario M3J 1P3
Philip Monk, Director/Curator
Emelie Chhangur, Assistant Director / Curator
Michael Maranda, Assistant Curator
Suzanne Carte-Blanchenot, Assistant Curator
Allyson Adley, Collections/Education Assistant
Karen Pellegrino, Administrative Assistant
Phone (416) 736-5169 / Fax (416) 736-5985
Email: agyu@yorku.ca
Web site: www.yorku.ca/agyu
ART GALLERY MEMBER
Departing from the notion of "out there," the Art Gallery of York University (AGYU) is an artistically and intellectually driven public art gallerydedicated to manifesting contemporary art through diverse cultural circuits by continuously, and simultaneously, creating and transcending contexts.
Updated 23-Apr-09

Arts Etobicoke
4893 A Dundas Street West
Toronto, Ontario M9A 1B2
Patrice Stanley, Gallery Curator and Art Rental Consultant
Louise Garfield, Executive Director
Phone (416) 622-3699 / Fax (416) 622-5782
Email: patrice@artsetobicoke.com
Web site: www.artsetobicoke.com
ASSOCIATE ORGANIZATION MEMBER
Arts Etobicoke was founded in 1973 to provide a united voice for the local arts community. Today, our mission is to engage the people of West Toronto with the arts and artists in their community. To achieve this goal, we provide programs and servies designed to increase the accessibility of the arts, reach and involve special and diverse audiences, create broad community awareness of local arts orgranizations and artists and develope partnerships and networks to sustain local arts activities.
Arts Etobicoke currently serves a membership of 50 community-based arts organizations from all arts disciplines, as well as 200 individual members, 22 Scholarship recipients, over 60 artists and clients in the Art Rental service, thousands of students in our Arts Education programs and numerous project partners. Arts Etobicoke is an incorporated not-for-profit arts council managed and governed by a 15-member volunteer Board of Directors from business, the arts and the community.
Updated 06-Nov-07

Association of Registered Graphic Designers
96 Spadina Avenue, Suite 503
Toronto, Ontario M5V 2J6
Hilary Ashworth, Executive Director
Sandra Francescon, Events Coordinator
Heidi Mulzer, Director of Membership
Phone (416) 367-8819 / 1-800-274-3668
Email: info@rgdontario.com
Web site: www.rgdontario.com
RGD Ontario is the professional Association representing graphic designers in Ontario. The Association was given the mandate by the Provincial government to bestow the professional designation Registered Graphic Designer (R.G.D.) on designers who meet the Association's rigorous standards of competency. R.G.D.s must pass an exam to demonstrate they are ethical, professional and knowledgeable. RGD Ontario's programming includes the annual DesignThinkers conference, an annual exhibition called Design at Work and an annual student awards program.
Updated 12-May-09

Bata Shoe Museum
327 Bloor Street West
Toronto, Ontario M5S 1W7
416.979.7799
Email: membership@batashoemuseum.ca
Website: www.batashoemuseum.ca
Laura Gibson, Visitor Services Manager 416.979.7799 x240
Rosmarie Gadzovski, Marketing and Public Relations Manager 416.979.7799 x225
Roger Hunziker, Education Assistant and Public Programs Manager 416.979.7799 x242
ART GALLERY MEMBER
Discover the treasures of North America's charming and surprising shoe museum. Hundreds of shoes (from a collection numbering over 10,000) are on exhibit in architect Raymond Moriyama's award-winning four-storey structure.
The Museum celebrates the style and function of footwear in four impressive galleries. Footwear on display ranges from Chinese bound foot shoes and ancient Egyptian sandals to chestnut-crushing clogs and glamourous platforms. Over 4,500 years of history and a collection of 20th-century celebrity shoes are reflected in the semi-permanent exhibition, All About Shoes. Three other galleries feature changing exhibitions, so there's always something new to see.
Updated 11-Feb-09

C international contemporary art
P.O. Box 5, Station B
Toronto, Ontario M5T 2T2
Phone (416) 539-9495 / 1-800-745-6312
Fax (416) 539-9903
Email: general@cmagazine.com
Web site: www.cmagazine.com
ASSOCIATE ORGANIZATION MEMBER
C international contemporary art explores new writing and concepts related to contemporary art relevant to those already knowledgeable with the art world and accessible to those whose interest is more general.

Canadian Fine Arts
577 Mount Pleasant Rd.
Toronto, Ontario M4S 2N5
Michel Bigue, Art Dealer
Terri Roberton, Executive Assistant
Phone (416) 544-8806
Web site: www.canadianfinearts.com
Email: info@canadianfinearts.com
BUSINESS MEMBER
We are interested in buying and selling important historical Canadian paintings. Appraisals available. .
Updated 12-May-09

Carr McLean Ltd.
461 Horner Avenue
Toronto, Ontario M8W 4X2
Daniel Ryan, Customer Service Manager
Dave Gudnason, Marketing Manager
Glenn Williams, Archival/Conservation Specialist
Phone (416) 252-3371 / Fax (416) 252-9203
Web site: www.carrmclean.ca
BUSINESS MEMBER
Proudly Canadian owned and operated, Carr McLean has been sourcing and supplying Archival, Conservation and Library products to customers across Canada for more than 46 years.
Updated 16-Aug-06

Centre for Contemporary Canadian Art (CCCA)
18 Gore Street
Toronto, Ontario M6J 2C6
Bill Kirby, Executive Director
Phone (416) 533-4810
Email: kirby@ccca.ca
Web site: www.ccca.ca
ASSOCIATE ORGANIZATION MEMBER
The main focus of the Centre for Contemporary Canadian Art is the development of the Canadian Art Database (www.ccca.ca), an ever-growing, well-enabled database of images and information about Canadian art and design. The website currently presents more than 50,000 images, media clips, and texts by over 800 visual and media artists, graphic designers, and writers, plus illustrated chronologies of the Isaacs Gallery, ChromaZone, and the Ontario Society of Artists. The OSA project includes more than 2700 pages documenting the OSA's annual exhibition catalogues from 1873 to the present.
Updated 27-Aug-07

Creative Spirit Art Centre (CSAC)
999 Dovercourt Road
Toronto, Ontario M6H 2X7
Ellen Anderson, Executive Director
Dena Perlmutar, President
Peter Kemerer, Treasurer
Marc Kemerer, Secretary
Julie Nash, Managing Director
Phone (416) 588-8801 / Fax (416) 588-8966
Email: csac@creativespirit.on.ca
Web site: www.creativespirit.on.ca
ASSOCIATE ORGANIZATION MEMBER
Public art gallery and studio dedicated to advancing the creative power in artists with disabilities. Collection of Art Brut, outsider art, folk art and art by artists with disabilities.
Updated 23-Apr-09

Design Exchange
234 Bay Street, P.O. Box 18, TD Centre
Toronto, Ontario M5K 1B2
Samantha Sannella, President & CEO
Anne Marie Minardi, Collections Manager
Kristine Williamson, Professional Programs Coordinator
Daniela Bryson, Exhibitions Coordinator
Rosa Ricci, Membership Coordinator & Community Liaison
Phone (416) 216-2160 / Fax (416) 368-0684
Email: infodesk@dx.org
Web site: www.dx.org
ASSOCIATE ORGANIZATION MEMBER
Design Exchange is the only institution mandated to preserve Canadian design heritage from 1945 to the present. Our growing collection includes over 300 historical and contemporary examples of decorative arts, furniture, and graphic design. Many of the objects are well known to visitors as icons of Canadian culture. The Design Exchange aims to raise public awareness and understanding of the essence of design and its importance in building Canada's cultural identity and shaping its future.
Updated 11-May-09

Diaz Contemporary
100 Niagara Street
Toronto, Ontario M5V 1C5
Benjamin Diaz, Director
Sari Mandel, Gallery Manager
Phone (416) 361-2972 / Fax (416) 360-7887
Email: ben@diazcontemporary.ca
Web site: www.diazcontemporary.ca
BUSINESS MEMBER
Diaz Contemporary primarily represents artists from Canada and Mexico and presents works by artists from Europe and the United States. Located in downtown Toronto in a newly renovated post-industrial building, the commercial gallery spaces serves to further expand the critical dialogue on the international art world.
Updated 6-Sept-07

The Doris McCarthy Gallery
University of Toronto Scarborough