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OAC 2015-2016 GRANTS LISTINGLISTE DES SUBVENTIONS 2015-2016 DU CAO

À la galerie Robert McLaughlin d’Oshawa, des visiteurs parcourent le couloir du Groupe des Onze pour voir l’exposition « Familiarity in the Foreign », de Lindsay Lauckner Gundlock. (Photo : Lucy Villeneuve)

Visitors move through the Painters Eleven Corridor at The Robert McLaughlin Gallery in Oshawa and view Lindsay Lauckner Gundlock’s exhibition Familiarity in the Foreign. (Photo: Lucy Villeneuve)

SOMMAIRE

Première de couverture (de haut en bas) :

Y Josephine (à gauche) et Amai Kuda en spectacle au festival Kultrún, organisé par Neruda Arts au parc Victoria de Kitchener. (Photo : Al Doerksen)

Change Enables Growth, œuvre de l’artiste visuel Tracey Lawko, exposée à la galerie David Kaye de Toronto. (Photo : Peter Blaiklock)

Projection en plein air, au collège Innis de l’Université de Toronto, du documentaire de Darby Wheeler Hip-Hop Evolution dans le cadre du volet Docs at Dusk du festival Hot Docs. (Photo : Taku Kumabe)

Liste des subventions du CAO Arts autochtones 3 Accès et évolution professionnelle 7 Éducation artistique 9 Organismes de service aux arts 15 Conseils des arts communautaires 19 Arts axés sur la communauté 21 Compas 24 Danse 27 Pratiques des artistes sourds ou handicapés 32 Arts francophones 34 Littérature 41 Organismes majeurs 52 Arts médiatiques 54 Multiarts et interarts 59 Musique 62 Arts du Nord 74 Théâtre 77 Tournées et développement de l’auditoire 85 Arts visuels et métiers d’art 92Prix et programme Chalmers 105Fondation des arts de l’Ontario 111Collaborateurs 120

CONTENTS

OAC Grants ListingAboriginal Arts 3Access and Career Development 7Arts Education 9Arts Service Organizations 15Community Arts Councils 19Community-Engaged Arts 21Compass 24Dance 27Deaf and Disability Arts 32Francophone Arts 34Literature 41Major Organizations 52Media Arts 54Multi and Inter-Arts 59Music 62Northern Arts 74Theatre 77Touring and Audience Development 85Visual Arts and Crafts 92

Awards and Chalmers Program 105Ontario Arts Foundation 111Credits 120

Front Cover (from top):

Y Josephine (left) and Amai Kuda perform at Neruda Arts’ Kultrún Festival at Victoria Park in Kitchener. (Photo: Al Doerksen)

Change Enables Growth, a work by visual artist Tracey Lawko, on display at David Kaye Gallery in Toronto. (Photo: Peter Blaiklock)

An outdoor screening of Hip-Hop Evolution, directed by Darby Wheeler, part of Hot Docs’ Docs at Dusk programming at the University of Toronto’s Innis College. (Photo: Taku Kumabe)

LISTE DES SUBVENTIONS

Ce rapport recense les subventions accordées aux organismes et aux particuliers pendant l’exercice financier 2015-2016, les derniers versements faits pendant cet exercice pour des subventions octroyées lors d’exercices précédents, ainsi que le nom des membres des jurys et des comités d’évaluation. La procédure suivie pour assurer la pertinence, l’impartialité et la cohérence de ces programmes et, par conséquent, du processus d’octroi des subventions, est à la fois rigoureuse et complexe. Les candidats qui ont une demande en cours de traitement ne sont jamais invités à siéger aux jurys ou aux comités d’évaluation. Les organismes qui reçoivent une subvention de fonctionnement pluriannuelle ne sont pas évalués par un comité pendant l’exercice 2 ou l’exercice 3 de leur cycle de financement. Les professionnels des arts employés par des organismes bénéficiant d’une subvention pluriannuelle peuvent servir de jurés ou de conseillers, pourvu que leur organisme ne fasse pas l’objet d’une évaluation à cette date limite.

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GRANTS LISTING

This report lists all grants awarded to organizations and individuals in the 2015-16 fiscal year, and final payments made in the 2015-16 fiscal year related to grants awarded in previous years, as well as the names of all jurors and advisory panel members. Ensuring the relevance, fairness and consistency of OAC programs, and therefore the process for allocating grants, is both rigorous and complex. Individual applicants are never asked to sit on juries or advisory panels for programs in which they have an application being assessed. Organizations receiving multi-year operating support are not assessed by advisory panels in Year 2 or Year 3 of their granting cycle. Arts professionals employed by organizations receiving multi-year funding may act as a juror or advisor as long as their organization is not being assessed at that deadline.

ARTS AUTOCHTONES

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ABORIGINAL ARTS

Actor and playwright Cliff Cardinal performs in Native Earth Performing Arts’ production of Huff at Aki Studio in Toronto. (Photo: akipari)

L’acteur et dramaturge Cliff Cardinal, dans Huff, production de Native Earth Performing Arts présentée au studio Aki de Toronto. (Photo : akipari)

Responsable (jusqu’en novembre 2015)

Responsable intérimaire (à partir de janvier 2016)

ABORIGINAL ARTSARTS AUTOCHTONES

Le CAO reconnaît et apprécie les œuvres d’art produites par les peuples autochtones de l’Ontario. Les programmes d’arts autochtones du CAO ont comme objectif d’aider les artistes professionnels et les organismes autochtones à développer, créer, produire ou présenter de nouvelles œuvres d’art, de développer un intérêt pour les arts dans les communautés autochtones et, finalement, d’améliorer la vie et la carrière des artistes autochtones. Les programmes d’arts autochtones sont évalués par des artistes autochtones professionnels. Tous les programmes du CAO sont ouverts aux artistes et aux organismes autochtones, ainsi qu’aux artistes et aux organismes de la diversité culturelle. Le terme autochtone désigne les Premières Nations, les Métis et les Inuits.


Sara RoqueOfficer (until November 2015)

Denise BuldocInterim Officer (from January 2016)

The OAC recognizes and values the arts produced by Aboriginal peoples of Ontario. The OAC’s Aboriginal Arts programs are designed to support professional Aboriginal artists and organizations to develop, create, produce or present new artistic works, to encourage arts engage-ment with Aboriginal communities and to enhance the lives and careers of Aboriginal artists. Aboriginal Arts programs are assessed by professional Aboriginal artists. All OAC programs are open to Aboriginal and/or culturally diverse artists or arts organizations. The term Aboriginal includes status, non-status, Métis and Inuit people.

ARTISTES AUTOCHTONES DANS LA COMMUNAUTÉ

Date limite de février 2015

Jurés

Bénéficiaires

Jurés

Bénéficiaires

PROJETS D’ARTS AUTOCHTONES


Conseillers

Bénéficiaires

/ en collaboration avec

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Date limite de septembre 2015

ABORIGINAL ARTISTS IN COMMUNITIES

February 2015 deadline

Jurors

Anong Beam, M’ChigeengTroy Emery Twigg, Fort MacLeodMarc Merilainen, TorontoDanielle Printup, OttawaCheyenne Scott, Toronto

Recipients

Aanmitaagzi, North Bay, $15,000Centre for Indigenous Theatre, Toronto, $10,000Ryan Gustafson, Thunder Bay, $5,000Indigenous Culture and Media Innovations,

Ottawa, $10,000Lac Des Mille Lacs First Nation,

Thunder Bay, $10,000Meghan Meisters, Toronto, $9,000Onaman Collective, Espanola, $12,000Setsuné Indigenous Fashion & Textile Incubator,

Toronto, $15,000Walpole Island First Nation Social Services,

Wallaceburg, $8,000

September 2015 deadline

Jurors

Michael Belmore, Thunder BayChristian Chapman, Fort William First NationTracie Louttit, EastmainPatti Shaughnessy, Douro-DummerKristi Lane Sinclair, Toronto

Recipients

Aanmitaagzi, North Bay, $12,000Centre for Indigenous Theatre, Toronto, $10,000Dilico Anishinabek Family Care, Fort William

First Nation, $11,000Michel R. Gauthier, Mattawa, $12,000Sharon L. Hunter, Bruce Mines, $12,000Rhonda Lee Longboat, Wallaceburg, $6,975Native Women in the Arts, Toronto, $8,500Nipissing First Nation Culture & Heritage Centre,

Garden Village, $12,300Mike Ormsby, Toronto, $12,000

ABORIGINAL ARTS PROJECTS


Advisors

Anong Beam, M’ChigeengTroy Emery Twigg, Fort MacLeodMarc Merilainen, TorontoDanielle Printup, OttawaCheyenne Scott, Toronto

Recipients

A Tribe Called Red Inc., Toronto, $25,000Asinabka Festival, Ottawa, $17,000Christian Chapman, Fort William First Nation, $12,000Ryan Cunningham, Toronto, $5,000Sarah DeCarlo, Peterborough, $10,000Bonnie Devine, Toronto, $12,000Aria P.P. Evans, Toronto, $10,000Justine Gustafson, Thunder Bay, $6,000Ryan Gustafson, Thunder Bay (collaborating with

Justine Gustafson, Thunder Bay), $6,000

Indigenous Performing Arts Alliance (IPAA), Toronto, $14,000

Rene Meshake, Guelph, $5,500Suzanne N. Morrissette, Toronto, $5,000Native Child and Family Services, Toronto, $18,000Native Women in the Arts, Toronto, $17,000Mike Ormsby, Toronto, $25,000Outside Looking In, Toronto, $20,000Paper Canoe Projects, Toronto, $9,000Waubgeshig Rice, Ottawa, $6,000Signal Theatre, Aurora, $18,000SNIP, Toronto, $25,000Chad Solomon, Peterborough, $15,000SPEAKeasy, Toronto, $25,000Greg Staats, Toronto, $15,000Drew Hayden Taylor, Curve Lake First Nation, $5,500Wasauksing Communications Group Inc.,

Parry Sound, $17,000Clayton H. Windatt, Sturgeon Falls, $18,000Woodland Cultural Centre, Brantford, $10,000Leo Yerxa, Ottawa, $12,000


Jurés

Bénéficiaires


DIFFUSEURS AUTOCHTONES DU NORD – ÉVÈNEMENTS MUSICAUX

Février 2016 / Jurés

Bénéficiaires



Jurors

Michael Belmore, Thunder BayChristian Chapman, Fort William First NationTracie Louttit, EastmainKristi Lane Sinclair, Toronto

Recipients

Aanmitaagzi, North Bay, $30,000Agokwe Collective, Toronto, $14,000Amber Asp-Chief, Ottawa, $10,000Anong Beam, M’Chigeeng, $15,000Susan Elizabeth Blight, Toronto, $5,985Clifford Cardinal, Toronto, $19,950Nicholas F. Ferrio, Peterborough, $10,000Jessica Lea Fleming, Toronto, $13,700Gimaa Giigdoowin Communications,

M’Chigeeng, $8,065Shannon J. Gustafson, Thunder Bay, $12,000Deanne Hupfield, Toronto, $7,745Robert L. John, London, $10,650Kaha:wi Dance Theatre, Toronto, $30,000Hayden King, Toronto (collaborating with

Susan Elizabeth Blight, Toronto), $5,985

Daniel A. Lockhart, Windsor, $14,000Cheri Maracle, Six Nations of the Grand

River, $15,000Native Earth Performing Arts, Toronto, $30,000Red Slam Collective, Toronto, $10,000Evan J. Redsky, Toronto, $12,000Revolutions Per Minute (RPM), Toronto, $15,000Setsuné Indigenous Fashion & Textile Incubator,

Toronto, $20,000Ansley Simpson, Toronto, $10,460Leanne Simpson, Peterborough, $22,000Candace E. Twance, Thunder Bay, $5,460Zakide, Sturgeon Falls, $30,000

ABORIGINAL PRESENTERS IN THE NORTH – MUSIC EVENTS

February 2016 / Jurors

David D. Laronde, TemagamiMark Seabrook, TehkummahSheena Wassegijig, Wikwemikong First Nation

Recipients

4AM in Thunder Bay Association, Thunder Bay, $5,000Dokis First Nation, Dokis First Nation, $4,750Kenora National Aboriginal Day Celebration

Committee, Kenora, $3,000Nipissing First Nation, Garden Village, $5,000Zakide, Sturgeon Falls, $5,000

ACCÈS ET ÉVOLUTION PROFESSIONNELLEACCESS AND CAREER DEVELOPMENT

Visual artist Ilyana Martinez learning pre-Hispanic techniques and natural pigment use in Puebla, Mexico. (Photo: Ilyana Martinez)

L’artiste visuelle Ilyana Martinez s’initie aux techniques préhispaniques et à l’utilisation de pigments naturels à Puebla, au Mexique. (Photo : Ilyana Martinez)


ACCESS AND CAREER DEVELOPMENTACCÈS ET ÉVOLUTION PROFESSIONNELLE

Responsable

ACCÈS ET ÉVOLUTION PROFESSIONNELLE

Date limite de mai 2015

Jurés

Bénéficiaires

Le programme Accès et évolution professionnelle du CAO favorise le perfectionnement professionnel et l’acquisition de compétences visant à faire progresser le travail et la carrière artistique des professionnels des arts autochtones et des professionnels des arts de la diversité culturelle.


Bushra JunaidOfficer

The OAC’s Access and Career Development program supports professional development and skill-building opportunities that advance the artistic work and careers of Aboriginal arts professionals and arts professionals of colour.

ACCESS AND CAREER DEVELOPMENT

May 2015 deadline

Jurors

John Akpata, OttawaAnahita Azrahimi, TorontoAlfredo Caxaj, LondonDiya Lim, MississaugaMichael Man, TorontoDarlene Naponse, Atikameksheng AnishnawbekAkeem Ouellet, OttawaSoraya Peerbaye, TorontoFadel Saleh, Toronto

Recipients

Meryem Alaoui, Toronto, $12,000Merna Bishouty, Stouffville, $10,000Jasmeet Chana, Brampton, $12,000Chloe Charles, Toronto, $10,000Chaka Chikodzi, Kingston, $14,000Ngardy Conteh George, Toronto, $13,000Ritesh Das, Toronto, $9,825Miguel Angel De Armas Laferte, Ottawa, $2,250Ryan Dela Cruz, Toronto, $10,000Alyssa Delbaere-Sawchuk, Toronto, $2,360Jennifer Dysart, Hamilton, $14,000Sami Elkout, Ottawa, $14,500Victoria Falana, Brampton, $12,700Miriam Fernandes, Toronto, $14,000Liliana Suarez Henao, Mississauga, $14,500Yaovi Hoyi, Ottawa, $8,000Soen Mi (Sun) Jang, Toronto, $14,000

Mojan Jianfar, Toronto, $10,000Aisha Sasha John, Toronto, $5,369Loveleen Kang, Mississauga, $14,500Heerin Kim, Vaughan, $6,500Nadia Kurd, Thunder Bay, $14,000Kwentong Bayan Collective, Vaughan, $14,500Mandy Lam, Toronto, $7,200April Leung, Mississauga, $6,000Loyal Kigabiro: Les Tambours sacrés du Burundi

au Canada, Ottawa, $10,000Eunice Luk, Toronto, $5,245Sharrae R. Lyon, Pickering, $9,650Ilyana Martinez, Toronto, $9,700Meghan Meisters, Toronto, $6,000Kwanza Msingwana, Toronto, $12,000Rainos Mutamba, Toronto, $13,000Kong Kie Njo, Toronto, $14,500Janet Pierre, Toronto, $14,000D’Ari Pouyat, Demorestville, $11,500Yasmina Proveyer Llopiz, Ottawa, $9,300Alexander Punzalan, Toronto, $14,500Nivedha Ramalingam, Pickering, $12,000Ferline Regis, Ottawa, $12,410Nadijah Robinson, Toronto, $4,545Maria Sabaye Moghaddam, Ottawa, $10,000Kevin Saychareun, Brampton, $6,890Reimundo Sosa, Toronto, $4,807Joshua Taylor, Hamilton, $5,606wind in the leaves collective, Toronto, $8,050David Yu, Toronto, $9,640

projet d’éducation artistique dirigé par l’artiste éducatrice Emebet Belete. (Photo : Emebet Belete)

Un élève de l’école Queen Victoria à Belleville participe à Colours in Circle,

ARTS EDUCATION

A student at Queen Victoria School in Belleville participates in Colours in Circle, an arts education project led by artist educator Emebet Belete. (Photo: Emebet Belete)

ÉDUCATION ARTISTIQUE


ARTS EDUCATIONÉDUCATION ARTISTIQUE

Responsable

Responsable adjointe

Responsable adjointe intérimaire (jusqu’en février 2016)

Les programmes d’éducation artistique du CAO subventionnent des initiatives d’éducation artistique pour des apprenants de tout âge à la fois en milieu scolaire et en milieu communautaire. Ces initiatives comprennent de nouvelles œuvres pour jeunes publics, des ateliers pratiques, des résidences d’artistes, des forums et colloques d’éducation artistique, des présentations d’artistes professionnels destinées aux jeunes publics et le développement de ressources artistiques accompagnant des spectacles ou des ateliers et destinées aux enseignants. L’éducation artistique est un catalyseur de la créativité, de l’éduca-tion permanente et de l’acquisition du savoir culturel.


Nasreen Khan Officer

Christina AkrongAssociate Officer

Maura BroadhurstInterim Associate Officer (until February 2016)

The OAC’s Arts Education programs provide support to arts education initiatives for learners of all ages in school settings and community settings. These initiatives include new works for young audiences, hands-on workshops, artists’ residencies, arts education forums and conferences, professional artist presentations for young audiences and the development of artistic resources for teachers that accompany performances and/or workshops. Arts education experiences are a catalyst for creativity, lifelong learning and the development of cultural literacy.

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ARTISTES EN MILIEU ÉDUCATIF

Date limite de janvier 2015

Jurés

Le montant des subventions comprend une somme supplémentaire destinée aux frais de déplacement et de mentorat.

Bénéficiaires

en collaboration avec










ARTISTS IN EDUCATION

January 2015 deadline

Jurors

Karine Barrass, TorontoAshley Burton, WahnapitaeColette Dromaguet, BourgetMehdi Hamdad, OttawaTina Newlove, CampbellvilleJessey Pacho, TorontoTrevor Strong, KingstonGzhe Hilary Wear, KeeneGein Wong, Toronto

Grant amounts include supplemental payments for travel and mentorship costs.

Recipients

David Archibald, Newburgh, $6,776Maja Ardal, Bala, $3,019François Aubry, Toronto, $6,300Anne Barber, Toronto, $4,159Nicole T. Bélanger, Crysler, $6,494Emebet Belete, Belleville, $5,500Nancy Benoy, Hamilton, $4,200Daniel Bergeron, Toronto, $4,200Evond Blake, Toronto, $5,250Lisa Bozikovic, Toronto, $5,822Crystal Bradford, Princeton, $5,250Judi Burgess, Hamilton, $6,300Colin Burwell, Oshawa, $4,200Lila Cano, Thunder Bay, $4,200Rodrigo Chávez, Toronto, $5,250Geneviève Cholette, Toronto, $4,200Giovannina Colalillo, Schomberg, $3,780Eleanor Crowder, Ottawa, $7,255Salmon Cupid, Ajax, $4,200Karen Darricades, Toronto, $7,159Marie-Michelle Darveau, Toronto (collaborating with

Meagan O’Shea, Toronto), $500

Rachel David, Toronto (collaborating with Rebecca Leonard, Toronto),

$6,965

Krista Deady, Toronto (collaborating with Andrea Gregorio, Toronto),

$4,200Cristina Delago, Toronto, $9,072Robyn Dell’Unto, Toronto, $2,520Nina Escalante, Toronto (collaborating with

Monica Gutierrez, Toronto), $500Sara Escott, Toronto, $7,152Ruben Esguerra, Toronto, $6,958Kristen Fahrig, Toronto, $2,100Kim Fiocca, Grimsby, $6,300Mateo Galindo Torres, Toronto (collaborating with

Allen Kaeja, Toronto), $500Sarah R. Granskou, Kitchener, $2,595Andrea Gregorio, Toronto, $4,851Monica Gutierrez, Toronto, $3,150Julia Gutsik, Greely, $5,731Susanna Hamnett, Toronto, $3,150Emily Harrison, Toronto (collaborating with

Cristina Delago, Toronto), $750Barbara Hilts, Tottenham, $2,520Greg Hindle, Loretto, $5,374Soen Mi (Sun) Jang, Toronto, $4,095Patrick Y. Jenkins, Toronto, $5,292Amelia Jimenez, Toronto, $2,100Allen Kaeja, Toronto, $8,600Caroline Kajorinne, Gorham, $4,200Ian Keteku, Ottawa (collaborating with

Nathanaël Larochette, Ottawa), $8,613

Nader Khan, Mississauga, $3,780Liam Kijewski, Princeton (collaborating with

Crystal Bradford, Princeton), $5,250

Christina Kingsbury, Guelph, $4,601Shane Kirshenblatt, Newmarket, $5,250Djennie Laguerre, Toronto, $5,250Joe Lapinski, St. Catharines, $4,200Joy Lapps-Lewis, Toronto, $5,040Nathanaël Larochette, Ottawa, $8,994Edward Lartey, Toronto (collaborating with

Ian Keteku, Toronto), $500Chantal Leblanc, Toronto, $8,522Rebecca Leonard, Toronto, $6,962Treasa Levasseur, Hamilton, $6,300Melinda L. Little, Toronto, $2,625Kathy MacLellan, Ottawa, $8,037Coleen MacPherson, Guelph, $6,317Lise Melhorn-Boe, Kingston, $5,049




ARTISTES AUTOCHTONES DANS LES ÉCOLES


Jurées

Bénéficiaires







Le montant des subventions comprend une somme supplémentaire destinée aux frais de déplacement et de mentorat.

Patrick S. Moore, Otonabee-South Monaghan, $7,574Angola Murdoch, Bognor, $5,040Tanya Murdoch, Toronto, $3,150John A. Nolan, Ottawa (collaborating with

Kathy MacLellan, Ottawa), $7,800Kevin A. Ormsby, Toronto, $3,300Meagan O’Shea, Toronto, $6,586 Jim Parker, Whitby, $4,200Michel Payment, Tiny, $8,908Andrea Piller, Picton, $6,500Janice Pomer, Toronto, $3,150Gary Rasberry, Kingston, $5,107Carolina Reis, Toronto, $2,520Joanne Rich, Keswick, $6,041Elizabeth Rucker, Toronto (collaborating with

Lisa Bozikovic, Toronto), $5,625Jessica Runge, Toronto, $6,692Melanie Siegel, Richmond Hill, $2,100Michelle Silagy, Toronto, $6,284Carla Sinclair, Oshawa (collaborating with

Colin Burwell, Oshawa), $4,200Michelle Soullière, Windsor, $4,200Susan H. Stopps, Toronto, $6,300Julia Tausch, Toronto, $3,150Bonnie L. Thomson, Seagrave, $8,179Diana Tso, Toronto, $5,198Paul Walty, Toronto, $8,542Neil H. Warren, Toronto, $5,250Michelle Webster, North Bay, $6,300Pamela M. Williams, Toronto, $3,093Jiali Zhou, Thornhill, $4,200

ABORIGINAL ARTISTS IN SCHOOLS


Jurors

Serene Porter, OhswekenRosary Spence, TorontoGzhe Hilary Wear, Keene

Grant amounts include supplemental payments for travel and mentorship costs.

Recipients

James Adams, Toronto, $5,250Priscilla Aibens, Wikwemikong, $5,775Amanda Bellefeuille, Sturgeon Falls (collaborating

with Brenda Lee, Sturgeon Falls), $6,300

Donald Chrétien, Newmarket, $4,200Michael Cywink, Espanola, $5,592Sarah DeCarlo, Peterborough, $6,300Patrick DeCoste, Toronto, $4,200Alyssa Delbaere-Sawchuk, Toronto, $4,560Danton Delbaere-Sawchuk, Toronto (collaborating

with Alyssa Delbaere-Sawchuk, Toronto), $4,560

Hillary Hatzipetrakos, Penetanguishene, $6,300Jessie Jakumeit, Toronto, $6,300D.M. Lafortune, Toronto, $3,585Brenda Lee, Sturgeon Falls, $6,300Pauline Maracle, Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory, $6,300Derek Martin, Brantford (collaborating with

Naomi Martin, Brantford), $7,800

Jayson Martin, Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory (collaborating with Pauline Maracle, Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory), $6,300

Naomi Martin, Brantford, $8,629Meghan Meisters, Toronto, $9,922Lena Recollet, Toronto, $4,200Deborah St. Amant, Godfrey, $4,909Ryan Walsh, Toronto, $5,250Jayli Wilson, Toronto (collaborating with

Meghan Meisters, Toronto), $500

Sarah Yankoo, Toronto, $4,200

ORGANISMES D’ÉDUCATION ARTISTIQUE

Date limite d’avril 2015

Conseillers

Avril 2015 / Conseillers

Bénéficiaires

Subventions de fonctionnement pluriannuelles – exercice 1

Subventions de fonctionnement annuelles

PROJETS D’ÉDUCATION ARTISTIQUE

Mars 2015 / Jurés

Bénéficiaires


/ La Galerie d’art d’Ottawa,


ARTS EDUCATION ORGANIZATIONS

April 2015 deadline

Advisors

April 2015 / Advisors

Adrienne Coddett, OttawaSara A. Dickinson, DundasLiz Forsberg, TorontoAmos Key Jr., BrantfordAlexandre Matte, Sudbury

Recipients

Multi-Year Operating – Year One

Community Arts & Heritage Education Project, Thunder Bay, $40,000

Drum Artz Canada, Toronto, $15,200Multicultural Arts for Schools & Communities

(MASC), Ottawa, $120,000Regent Park Focus Youth Media Arts Centre,

Toronto, $30,000The Remix Project, Toronto, $38,000Sketch Working Arts for Street-involved and

Homeless Youth, Toronto, $80,000UNITY Charity, Toronto, $20,000VIBE Arts, Toronto, $78,731

Annual Operating

Culture for Kids in the Arts, Hamilton, $27,000DAREarts, Adjala-Tosorontio, $24,375Inner City Angels, Toronto, $71,250Mariposa In The Schools, Toronto, $47,500Outside Looking In, Toronto, $26,250Prologue to the Performing Arts, Toronto, $198,500

ARTS EDUCATION PROJECTS

March 2015 / Jurors

Karine Barrass, TorontoChaka Chikodzi, KingstonTyler Dokis, North BayColette Dromaguet, BourgetMehdi Hamdad, OttawaSoen Mi (Sun) Jang, TorontoPierre Tetrault, TorontoElizabeth Varty, London

Recipients

Aiding Dramatic Change in Development, Toronto, $10,000ALPHA Education, Toronto, $6,250Axis Music, Toronto, $12,000BT Productions, Toronto, $6,000Cahoots Theatre Company, Toronto, $8,000Centre[3] for Print and Media Art, Hamilton, $10,000Community Arts Guild, Toronto, $10,000Culture for Kids in the Arts, Hamilton, $10,000Karen Darricades, Toronto, $10,000Girls Rock Camp Toronto, Toronto, $10,000Huron Arts & Heritage Network, Clinton, $8,000Latin American Canadian Art Projects, Toronto, $10,000Leading Note Foundation, Ottawa, $10,000Chantal Leblanc, Toronto, $6,000Literature for Life, Toronto, $10,000Sabrina Meynert, Toronto (collaborating with

Annie Wong, Toronto), $1,602Martha Newbigging, Consecon, $8,250Nipissing Region Curatorial Collective,

North Bay, $8,000Off the Wall, Stratford Artists Alliance,

Stratford, $12,000Ottawa Art Gallery

Ottawa, $9,000Propeller Dance, Ottawa, $8,000Scarborough Bluffs Music, Toronto, $10,000Sick Muse Art Projects, Toronto, $10,000Supernaturalz Crew, Toronto, $10,000Carol Teal, Newmarket, $3,750Théâtre du Trillium, Ottawa, $10,000Upfront Theatre Foundation, Toronto, $10,000Annie Wong, Toronto, $1,602

Date limite d’octobre 2015

Jurés

Bénéficiaires




October 2015 deadline

Jurors

Jaene Castrillon, TorontoJustine Z. Gogoua, North BayNathanaël Larochette, OttawaAbel Maxwell, OttawaCatherine McInnes, LondonTasheena Sarazin-Cote, North BayPaul Walty, TorontoAnnie Wong, Toronto

Recipients

Africville Dandaro Centre, Kingston, $11,900The Artists Mentoring Youth Project Inc.,

Toronto, $12,000Ernest Benoît Atangana, Ottawa, $10,500Karina Bergmans, Ottawa (collaborating with

Christine Mockett, Ottawa), $5,000

Blissymbolics Communication Institute Canada, Toronto, $8,740

Carrefour francophone de Sudbury, Sudbury, $11,000Créations in vivo, Ottawa, $7,500Laurence Desrosiers-Guité, Toronto (collaborating

with Robin M. Sutherland, Toronto), $5,692

Jason Doell, Toronto, $7,870First Place Clinic and Regional Resource Centre, Thunder Bay, $7,000

Flash Frame Film and Video Network, Thunder Bay, $12,000

Fridge Door Live Theatre Company, Mount Brydges, $5,117

Gryphon Trio, Toronto, $3,575Invention Squad, Toronto, $2,700Kapisanan Philippine Centre for Arts & Culture,

Toronto, $10,000M-DO, Toronto, $10,000Christine Mockett, Ottawa, $5,000MonstrARTity, Mississauga, $8,000Off the Wall, Stratford Artists Alliance, Stratford, $12,000PAONE Professional Arts Organizations Network for

Education, Toronto, $10,000Paperhouse Outreach Collective, Toronto, $12,000Paprika Festival, Toronto, $10,750The Peterborough Academy of Circus Arts,

Peterborough, $10,325Reel Youth, as a project of Tides Canada Initiatives

Society, Toronto, $10,000Maria Sabaye Moghaddam, Ottawa, $9,910Salon du livre du Grand Sudbury, Sudbury, $5,000Michelle Soullière, Windsor, $10,000Robin M. Sutherland, Toronto, $5,692Tara Luz Danse, Orléans, $11,000The Watah Theatre, Toronto, $12,000Whippersnapper Gallery, Toronto, $10,500Hans Wolfgramm, Toronto, $9,630Workers Arts and Heritage Centre, Hamilton, $5,100

ORGANISMES DE SERVICE AUX ARTSARTS SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS

Bruno Capinan plays the guitar during a one-on-one mentorship session at Canada’s Music Incubator in Toronto. (Photo: Cassandra Rudolph)

Bruno Capinan joue de la guitare pendant une séance de mentorat individuel à l’IMC (Incubateur musical canadien) de Toronto. (Photo : Cassandra Rudolph)


ARTS SERVICE ORGANIZATIONSORGANISMES DE SERVICE AUX ARTS

Responsable (jusqu’en juillet 2015)

Responsable (d’août à novembre 2015)

Responsable (à partir de novembre 2015)

Le programme Organismes de service aux arts octroie des subventions de fonctionnement et de projet aux organismes d’envergure provinciale ou nationale dans les différents secteurs artistiques de la province. Ce programme de langue anglaise vise à appuyer les services et programmes qui favorisent le dévelop-pement des professionnels des arts et des organismes artistiques en Ontario.


Michael MurrayOfficer (until July 2015)

Jessica DeljouraveshOfficer (from August until November 2015)

Maura BroadhurstOfficer (from November 2015)

The Arts Service Organizations program provides operating and project support for provincial and national organizations that serve the province’s various arts sectors. This English-language program is intended to deliver services and programs that advance the development of arts professionals and arts organi-zations in Ontario.

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Advisors

David Abel, TorontoHoward Adler, OttawaIrfan Ali, TorontoSue Carter, TorontoElla Cooper, TorontoPenny Couchie, North BayAlan Greyeyes, Winnipeg, Man.Luis Jacob, TorontoCaroline Kajorinne, GorhamVikas Kohli, MississaugaAmanda Martinez, TorontoMervon Mehta, TorontoGail Packwood, TorontoSarah Quinton, TorontoAriel Smith, Ottawa

Recipients


Aboriginal Curatorial Collective, Toronto, $25,270

Artist-Run Centres & Collectives of Ontario, London, $28,000Canadian Alliance of Dance Artists – Ontario

Chapter, Toronto, $8,550Canadian Music Centre, Toronto, $66,000CARFAC Ontario, Toronto, $67,000Craft Ontario, Toronto, $88,350Dancer Transition Resource Centre, Toronto, $33,600Folk Music Ontario, Ottawa, $45,125FUSION: The Ontario Clay and Glass Association,

Toronto, $29,925League of Canadian Poets, Toronto, $61,750Literary Press Group of Canada, Toronto, $37,250MANO , Toronto, $23,750Ontario Association of Art Galleries, Toronto, $62,500

Ontario Presents, Toronto, $73,150Playwrights Guild of Canada, Toronto, $55,000Professional Association of Canadian Theatres

(PACT), Toronto, $47,500Toronto Alliance for the Performing Arts, Toronto, $22,800WorkInCulture, Toronto, $22,800The Writers’ Union of Canada, Toronto, $115,000

Annual Operating

Arts Network for Children and Youth, Toronto, $25,000ArtsBuild Ontario, Kitchener, $15,966Canadian Association of Fringe Festivals, London, $7,065Canadian Authors Association, Orillia, $7,980Canadian Bookbinders and Book Artists Guild,

Toronto, $18,050Canadian Dance Assembly, Toronto, $22,315Canadian League of Composers

, Toronto, $10,830CAPACOA, Ottawa, $13,680Choirs Ontario, Toronto, $13,535Cobalt Connects, Hamilton, $11,305Cultural Industries Ontario North, Sudbury, $45,000Cultural Pluralism in the Arts Movement Ontario,

Toronto, $30,000Dance Ontario Association, Toronto, $24,365The Documentary Organization of Canada, Toronto, $13,535Indigenous Performing Arts Alliance (IPAA), Toronto, $30,000Magazines Canada, Toronto, $46,025Ontario Book Publishers Organization, Toronto, $9,475Opera.ca, Toronto, $23,555Orchestras Canada

Peterborough, $68,100Theatre Ontario, Toronto, $69,660

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PROJETS DE SERVICE AUX ARTS

Date limite de mars 2015

Jurés

Bénéficiaires

/ Ligue canadienne des compositeurs

/ CANDANSE Le réseau canadien des diffuseurs de danse

/ L’organisation provinciale de services aux arts de l’Ontario (PASO-OPSA)


ARTS SERVICE PROJECTS

March 2015 deadline

Jurors

David Abel, TorontoHoward Adler, OttawaIrfan Ali, TorontoSue Carter, TorontoElla Cooper, TorontoPenny Couchie, North BayAlan Greyeyes, WinnipegLuis Jacob, TorontoCaroline Kajorinne, GorhamVikas Kohli, MississaugaAmanda Martinez, TorontoMervon Mehta, TorontoGail Packwood, TorontoSarah Quinton, TorontoAriel Smith, Ottawa

Recipients

Akin Collective Projects, Toronto, $5,885Canada’s Music Incubator, Toronto, $10,000Canadian League of Composers

, Toronto, $10,000

The Canadian Network of Dance Presenters CANDANCE

, Toronto, $10,000CAPACOA, Ottawa, $5,400Coordinating Body of Arts Culture and Heritage

(CBACH), North Bay, $10,000Cultural Pluralism in the Arts Movement Ontario,

Toronto, $10,000The Documentary Organization of Canada, Toronto, $10,000Magazines Canada, Toronto, $10,000MANO , Toronto, $10,000The NDN Talent Collective, Toronto, $10,000Picasso PRO, Toronto, $10,000Provincial Arts Service Organizations of Ontario

Coalition,

Toronto, $10,000Toronto Alliance for the Performing Arts, Toronto, $10,000The Writers’ Union of Canada, Toronto, $10,000

CONSEILS DES ARTS COMMUNAUTAIRESCOMMUNITY ARTS COUNCILS

Participants at an event during Doors Open Guelph, an annual event organized by the Guelph Arts Council. (Photo: Rukhsar Jaffer)

Des participants lors d’une activité qui s'est déroulée dans le cadre de Portes ouvertes Guelph, événement annuel organisé par le Conseil des arts de Guelph. (Photo : Rukhsar Jaffer)


COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCILSCONSEILS DES ARTS COMMUNAUTAIRES

Responsable


Conseillers

Bénéficiaires


Le programme Conseils des arts communautaires soutient les conseils des arts communautaires ainsi que les organismes de service aux arts locaux et régionaux dont les activités permettent aux artistes et aux organismes artistiques de se développer et de contribuer à la vitalité de l’écosystème artistique de l’Ontario.



Loree LawrenceOfficer

The OAC’s Community Arts Councils program supports community arts councils and local and regional arts service organizations dedicated to serving artists and arts organizations through opportunities that advance their development and assist them to build a healthy arts ecology in Ontario.

April 2015 deadline

Bruce Davis, IroquoisMartin DeGroot, KitchenerLila Karim, TorontoCarey Nicholson, BlackstockShaifali Ranjan, Mississauga

Advisors

Bruce Davis, IroquoisMartin DeGroot, KitchenerLila Karim, TorontoCarey Nicholson, BlackstockShaifali Ranjan, Mississauga

Recipients


AOE Arts Council, Ottawa, $37,500Arts Council – Haliburton Highlands, Haliburton, $9,001Arts Council – Windsor & Region, Windsor, $23,750Arts Etobicoke, Toronto, $39,000Guelph Arts Council, Guelph, $9,500Hamilton Arts Council, Hamilton, $7,640Kingston Arts Council, Kingston, $10,450Lakeshore Arts, Toronto, $16,650Mississauga Arts Council, Mississauga, $20,000Ottawa Arts Council, Ottawa, $12,150Prince Edward County Arts Council, Picton, $15,000Scarborough Arts, Toronto, $19,000UrbanArts, Toronto, $38,000

Annual Operating

Markham Arts Council, Unionville, $12,185Oakville Arts Council, Oakville, $4,995Quinte Arts Council, Belleville, $9,450South Simcoe Arts Council, Alliston, $8,000York Region Arts Council, Aurora, $23,500

ARTS AXÉS SUR LA COMMUNAUTÉCOMMUNITY-ENGAGED ARTS

Mural by artists Shalak Attack, Fiya Bruxa and Bruno Smoky, part of the Latino Canadian Cultural Association’s North-South Mural Project. (Photo: Alejandro Freeland)

Murale réalisée par les artistes Shalak Attack, Fiya Bruxa et Bruno Smoky dans le cadre du projet de murale Nord-Sud de l’Association culturelle latino-canadienne. (Photo : Alejandro Freeland)


COMMUNITY-ENGAGED ARTSARTS AXÉS SUR LA COMMUNAUTÉ

Responsable

LES ARTISTES DANS LA COMMUNAUTÉ OU LE MILIEU DE TRAVAIL


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Les programmes des arts axés sur la communauté du CAO appuient le développement de nouvelles œuvres artistiques résultant d’une démarche de collaboration créative entre des artistes professionnels et des membres de la communauté. Ces activités artistiques donnent aux artistes et aux communautés l’occasion d’utiliser et de développer leurs connaissances, compétences et expériences collectives pour créer une œuvre ensemble.

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The OAC’s Community-Engaged Arts programs support the development of new process-driven artistic work that is the result of co-creative collaborations between professional artists and community members. These arts activities offer artists and communities opportu-nities to create together using and expanding on their combined knowledge, skills and experience.

ARTISTS IN COMMUNITY/WORKPLACE

March 2015 deadline

Jurors

Claudia Alejandra Higuera, TorontoChris Ikonomopoulos, OttawaMosa Neshamá McNeilly, GuelphMegan Paulin, North BayDan Watson, Toronto

Recipients

Nuzhat Abbas, Toronto (with Yaadgiri Group, Toronto), $8,000

Aiding Dramatic Change in Development, Toronto (with Blissymbolics Communication Institute Canada, Toronto), $7,400

AOE Arts Council, Ottawa (with Soins continus Bruyere Continuing Care, Ottawa), $10,000

Asian Arts Freedom School, Toronto (with The 519 Church Street Community Centre, Toronto), $8,000

The Bain Arts Collective, Toronto (with Bain Apartments Co-operative Inc., Toronto), $8,000

Lisa Bozikovic, Toronto (with Davenport Perth Neighbourhood Centre, Toronto), $10,000

Community Story Collective, Toronto (with Caribbean Tales Inc., Toronto), $7,400

Creative Well Collective, Ottawa (with Ottawa Centretown Community Health Centre, Ottawa), $10,000

Barb Danielewski, Kingston (with Kingston Community Tenant Association, Kingston), $3,959

ExpresArte, Toronto (with Casa Maiz Cultural Centre, Toronto), $6,400

Dalia Gesser, Battersea (with Fairmount Home, Glenburnie), $5,000

Lisa Hirmer, Guelph (with Immigrant Services – Guelph-Wellington, Guelph), $5,920

INTERSECTIONS, Toronto (with Newcomer Women’s Services Toronto, Toronto), $8,000

Kick Start Arts Society, Toronto (with Path ways to Education – Regent Park, Toronto), $8,000

LAL, Toronto (with Tangled Art + Disability, Toronto), $8,000

Sean Mauricette, Toronto (with Right To Play, Toronto), $8,000

Multicultural Arts for Schools & Communities (MASC), Ottawa (with Lowertown Community Resource Centre [LCRC], Ottawa), $8,000

Wendy Luella Perkins, Kingston (with PeaceQuest, Harrrowsmith), $10,000

Thinking Rock Community Arts, Sault Ste. Marie (with Algoma Traditional Music and Dance Group, Desbarats), $8,000

Triluma Living Collaborative, Toronto (with Evergreen, Toronto), $8,000


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ORGANISMES ARTISTIQUES AXÉS SUR LA COMMUNAUTÉ


Conseillers

Bénéficiaires





Jurors

Nuzhat Abbas, TorontoCatherine Campbell, TorontoJeremy Jeresky, LondonGerson Peña, HamiltonNaomi Tessler, Ottawa

Recipients

Maja Ardal, Bala (with Gravenhurst Women’s Centre, Gravenhurst), $10,000

ArtForms: Youth Art Studio, Hamilton (with Gary Barwin, Hamilton), $8,000

Arts4All Creative Society, Toronto (with Davenport Perth Neighbourhood Centre, Toronto), $9,800

Centre[3] for Print and Media Art, Hamilton (with Mental Health Rights Coalition, Hamilton),

$8,000Classic Theatre Festival, Perth (with YAK

Youth Services, Perth), $8,000Ecosource, Mississauga (with Roberto

Santaguida, Toronto), $4,390In Forma Theatre, Toronto (with West

Scarborough Neighbourhood Community Centre, Scarborough), $9,800

Jamii Esplanade, Toronto (with Corpus Dance Projects, Toronto), $7,500

The Living City Foundation, Toronto (with Eric Tigley, Toronto), $8,000

Jeffrey S. Mann, Kingston (with Unifor Local 222, Oshawa), $7,135

Mosaic School, Kingston (with Annie Milne, Kingston), $7,500

Ontario Culture Days, Toronto (with YAAP COLLECTIVE, Hamilton), $8,631

Ottawa Valley Creative Arts Open Studio, Killaloe (with Community

Resource Centre, Killaloe), $8,000Stephen Christopher Pinney, Orillia (with

Christian Horizons, North District, Huntsville), $10,000

Paul Stewart, Toronto (with Four Villages Community Health Centre, Toronto), $8,021

Sustainable Thinking and Expression on Public Space (STEPS) Initiative, Toronto (with COSTI Immigrant Services, Toronto), $8,000

Thinking Rock Community Arts, Sault Ste. Marie (with Algoma Family Services, Sault SteMarie), $8,509

Toronto Animated Image Society, Toronto (with Margaret’s Housing and Community

Support Services, Toronto), $9,500Malar Varatharaja, Markham (with Markham

Tamil Seniors Association, Markham), $7,770The Yes Collective, Toronto (with Hamilton

Public Library, Hamilton), $8,000

COMMUNITY-ENGAGED ARTS ORGANIZATIONS

April 2015 deadline

Advisors

Elle Alconcel, ScarboroughAnna Camilleri, TorontoKrista Dalby, PictonSean A. George, BarrieDuane Moleni, Sault Ste. Marie

Recipients


Art Starts Neighbourhood Cultural Centre, Toronto, $39,000Children’s Peace Theatre, Toronto, $22,000Clay and Paper Theatre, Toronto, $30,400Jumblies Theatre, Toronto, $39,200MABELLEarts, Toronto, $28,000Myths and Mirrors Community Arts, Sudbury, $33,000Red Pepper Spectacle Arts, Toronto, $38,000Shadowland Theatre, Toronto, $19,000Sheatre, Kemble, $22,000

Annual Operating

4elements Living Arts, Kagawong, $24,000Community Arts Guild, Toronto, $7,335Making Room Community Arts, Toronto, $16,000

COMPASCOMPASS

Violinist Drew Jurecka performs during the Ottawa International Chamber Music Festival’s Alfresco Concert Series at the National Gallery of Canada’s outdoor amphitheatre in Ottawa. (Photo: Andre R. Gagne)

Le violiniste Drew Jurecka joue dans l'amphithéâtre extérieur du Musée des beaux-arts du Canada à Ottawa, dans le cadre de la série Concerts en plein air du Festival international de musique de chambre d’Ottawa. (Photo : Andre R. Gagne)


Responsable


Conseillers

Bénéficiaires

Le programme Compas a comme objectif d’appuyer les projets de développement organisationnel des organismes artistiques et les projets de perfectionne-ment professionnel des administrateurs des arts afin de renforcer les capacités d’administration et de gestion dans le domaine des arts.

Date limite de juillet 2015

Conseillers

Bénéficiaires

COMPASSCOMPAS


Pat BradleyOfficer

The objective of the Compass program is to assist arts organizations with organizational development projects and to assist arts managers with professional development projects to help build administrative and management capacity in the arts.

March 2015 deadline

Advisors

Karen Bachmann, TimminsLeslie McCue, TorontoChris Mitchell, TorontoCraig Riggs, OttawaAnu Vittal, Mississauga

Recipients

Art Gallery of Peterborough, Peterborough, $5,000CNQ: Canadian Notes & Queries, Windsor, $4,270Dancemakers, Toronto, $5,000Hamilton Literary Festival Association, Hamilton, $4,500Le Laboratoire d’art, Toronto, $7,490Literary Review of Canada, Toronto, $5,000London Ontario Media Arts Association, London, $7,160Mississauga Potters’ Guild, Mississauga, $5,000Niagara Artists Centre, St. Catharines, $2,450Rodman Hall Arts Centre, St. Catharines, $10,000SAWITRI Theatre Group, Mississauga, $4,270Story Planet, Toronto, $4,000Thirteen Strings Chamber Orchestra, Ottawa, $4,692Toronto Consort, Toronto, $5,000Toronto Operetta Theatre, Toronto, $5,000Toronto Summer Music Festival, Toronto, $5,000Triluma Living Collaborative, Toronto, $4,000

July 2015 deadline

Advisors

Charlie Andrews, SudburyKaren Bachmann, TimminsRégine Cadet, TorontoElizabeth Dent, GuelphAnu Vittal, Mississauga

Recipients

Akin Collective Projects, Toronto, $5,400Arts Council of Sault Ste. Marie and District,

Sault Ste. Marie, $3,000Belleville Downtown DocFest, Belleville, $6,470Dance Umbrella of Ontario, Toronto, $4,500Dancetheatre David Earle, Guelph, $3,294Dusk Dances, Toronto, $6,000Mercer Union, Toronto, $6,000MOonhORsE dance theatre, Toronto, $3,000La Nouvelle Scène, Ottawa, $7,500Prologue to the Performing Arts, Toronto, $6,000Red Dress Productions Incorporated, Toronto, $10,000South Asian Visual Arts Centre (SAVAC), Toronto, $6,000Suitcase in Point, St. Catharines, $6,000This Magazine, Toronto, $4,000VTape, Toronto, $5,480Annie Wilson, St. Catharines, $2,000The Writers’ Union of Canada, Toronto, $6,000

Date limite de novembre 2015

Conseillers

Bénéficiaires


November 2015 deadline

Advisors

Karen Bachmann, TimminsStéphane Gauthier, SudburyClaudia Gutierrez, OttawaElaine Legault, OshawaNatasha Powell, TorontoJean Stéphane Roy, Gatineau, Que.Sheila Wisdom, Windsor

Recipients

Contemporary Art Forum Kitchener and Area (CAFKA), Kitchener, $5,726

Guelph Arts Council, Guelph, $5,656Guelph Dance, Guelph, $5,120Inter Arts Matrix, Waterloo, $5,355The JLS, Burlington, $3,000Judi Lopez, Pickering, $8,100Music at Port Milford Canada Incorporated, Milford, $5,904Ottawa Chamber Music Society, Ottawa, $6,000Anjali Patil, Stittsville, $6,250Red Pepper Spectacle Arts, Toronto, $3,600Sing! Toronto Vocal Arts Festival, Toronto, $5,000Studio 180 Theatre, Toronto, $6,000Symphony on the Bay, Burlington, $5,150Théâtre de Dehors, Ottawa, $6,800Théâtre du Nouvel-Ontario Inc., Sudbury, $6,760UNITY Charity, Toronto, $5,000Workman Arts, Toronto, $5,000

DANSEDANCE

The Wedding Brigade, conceived by Karen Kaeja, co-artistic director of Kaeja d’Dance, floods the street during Porch View Dances in Toronto. (Photo: Aria Evans)

Un groupe de femmes habillées en mariées envahit la rue à Toronto dans le cadre de Porch View Dances, projet de danse communautaire conçu par Karen Kaeja, codirectrice artistique de Kaeja d’Dance. (Photo : Aria Evans)


DANCEDANSE

Responsable

Responsable adjointe intérimaire (à partir de septembre 2015)

FORMATION EN DANSE AUTOCHTONE ET DE CULTURES DIVERSES


Jurés

Les programmes de danse du CAO favorisent le développement de la danse et des artistes de la danse en appuyant les compagnies de danse, les diffuseurs, les créateurs indépendants, les organismes de forma-tion et les organismes de service de l’Ontario.

Bénéficiaires


Myles WarrenOfficer

Maura BroadhurstInterim Associate Officer (from September 2015)

The OAC’s Dance programs encourage the development of dance and dance artists by supporting Ontario-based dance companies, presenters, independent creators, dance training organizations and service associations.

ABORIGINAL AND CULTURALLY DIVERSE DANCE TRAINING


Jurors

Sarain Carson-Fox, BarrieMafa Makhubalo, TorontoEllora Patnaik, Burlington

Recipients

African Dance Ensemble, North York, $10,000Danza Corpus Canada, Oakville, $9,960KasheDance, Toronto, $10,000Lua Shayenne and Company, Toronto, $10,000Newton Moraes Dance Theatre, Toronto, $7,000Pratibha Arts, Toronto, $9,000Roshanak Jaberi Projects, Toronto, $10,000Sashar Zarif Dance Theatre, Thornhill, $10,000TONANTZIN aztec dance group of Toronto, Toronto, $10,000

INITIATIVES DE DANSE


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Jurés

Bénéficiaires


DANCE INITIATIVES

April 2015 deadline

Jurors

Amanda Bon, OttawaJasmyn Fyffe, TorontoHari Krishnan, TorontoCatrina von Radecki, GuelphTony Yazbek, Gatineau, Que.

Recipients

Anandam Dancetheatre, Toronto, $4,500BoucharDanse, Toronto, $10,000Valerie Calam, Toronto, $5,000Common People, Toronto, $5,000Compañía Carmen Romero, Toronto, $5,000Crooked Figure Dances, Toronto, $8,000Dance Matters Dance Productions, Toronto, $15,000Mairéad E. Filgate, Toronto, $4,500His&Hers, Toronto, $5,000Molly Johnson, Toronto, $7,600Nicholas M. Kaburia, Guelph, $8,750KeepRockin You, Toronto, $5,000Louis Laberge-Côté, Toronto, $5,000Jennifer Dallas MacLean, Toronto, $4,500Manifesto Community Projects Inc., Toronto, $11,000Jane Alison McKinney, Toronto, $4,350Nazanin Meshkat, Toronto, $5,000Newton Moraes Dance Theatre, Toronto, $12,000princess productions, Toronto, $15,000Sashar Zarif Dance Theatre, Thornhill, $10,000Julia A. Sasso, Toronto, $10,000Takako Segawa, Toronto, $4,967Jocelyn Todd, Ottawa, $4,860Allison Toffan, Toronto, $12,000Toronto Dance Community Love-In, Toronto, $5,000Michael D. Trent, Toronto, $5,000Apolonia Velasquez, Toronto, $5,000


Jurors

Caroline Barrière, OttawaJade Jager Clark, BramptonMafa Makhubalo, TorontoEllora Patnaik, BurlingtonSashar Zarif, Thornhill

Recipients

adelheid dance projects, Toronto, $8,000Bellydance Blossom Festival, Toronto, $5,000Sylvie Bouchard, Toronto, $5,000Marie-Josée Chartier, Toronto, $15,000Collective of Black Artists, Toronto, $13,191Compañía Carmen Romero, Toronto, $9,000Dance Migration, Toronto, $9,000Dark Horse Dance Projects, Ottawa, $15,000Sylvie Desrosiers, Gatineau, Que, $15,000Jordana Deveau, Toronto, $4,000The Dietrich Group, Toronto, $11,000FLUX London Dance Festival, London, $10,000Frog in Hand, Mississauga, $15,000Gadfly, Toronto, $5,000John H. Gerena, Hamilton, $5,000GMD Teachers Collective, Toronto, $5,000Parul Gupta, Toronto, $9,000Candice Irwin, Toronto, $1,796Jacqueries, Toronto, $13,500Janet A. Johnson, Guelph, $10,000Shannon Litzenberger, Toronto, $5,000Lua Shayenne and Company, Toronto, $5,000M-DO, Toronto, $5,000Melissa Noventa, Toronto, $5,000Pier 21 Collective, Toronto, $5,000Sara Porter, Toronto, $10,000princess productions, Toronto, $5,000Rina Singha Kathak Dance Organization, Toronto, $11,500Liisa Smith, Toronto, $2,840Vanguardia Dance Projects, Toronto, $5,000Zata Omm Dance Projects, Toronto, $5,000

ORGANISMES DE DANSE


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DANCE ORGANIZATIONS


Advisors

Anik Bouvrette, OttawaOfilio Portillo, TorontoMeredith Potter, TorontoSucheta Rajagopal, TorontoVivine Scarlett, Concord

Recipients

Annual Operating

10 Gates Dancing Inc., Ottawa, $13,538Al-Arz Lebanese Art Group, Ottawa, $8,574Ballet Creole, Toronto, $23,940Canada Dance Festival, Ottawa, $17,850Canada’s Ballet Jörgen, Toronto, $170,525Canadian Contemporary Dance Theatre, Toronto, $71,250CanAsian Dance Festival, Toronto, $23,940Coleman Lemieux & Compagnie, Toronto, $47,500Corpus Dance Projects, Toronto, $40,004Dance Collection Danse, Toronto, $23,750The Dance Current, Toronto, $12,445dance Immersion, Toronto, $46,550Dance Umbrella of Ontario, Toronto, $86,051Dancemakers, Toronto, $62,000Dancetheatre David Earle, Guelph, $22,563DanceWorks, Toronto, $58,900Dreamwalker Dance Company, Toronto, $13,538

Dusk Dances, Toronto, $28,500Esmeralda Enrique Spanish Dance Company,

Toronto, $15,390Fujiwara Dance Inventions, Toronto, $15,960Guelph Dance, Guelph, $17,735inDANCE, Toronto, $9,500Kaeja d’Dance, Toronto, $26,572Kaha:wi Dance Theatre, Toronto, $38,000Korean Dance Studies Society of Canada, Toronto, $22,610Little Pear Garden Dance Company, Thornhill, $19,000Menaka Thakkar Dance Company, Thornhill, $34,628MOonhORsE dance theatre, Toronto, $13,538MOTUS O Dance Theatre, Stouffville, $19,675Nrtyakala – Classical Indian Dance, Thornhill, $19,000Ottawa Dance Directive, Ottawa, $28,500Peggy Baker Dance Projects, Toronto, $23,370ProArteDanza, Toronto, $15,200Propeller Dance, Ottawa, $28,500Public Energy, Peterborough, $43,510Public Recordings Performance Projects, Toronto, $12,184Sampradaya Dance Academy, Mississauga, $23,750Sampradaya Dance Creations, Mississauga, $59,850The School of Dance, Ottawa, $45,125The School of Toronto Dance Theatre, Toronto, $48,925Tara Luz Danse, Ottawa, $14,250Toronto Dance Theatre, Toronto, $164,825Tribal Crackling Wind for the Arts, Toronto, $14,488

Project

CanAsian Dance Festival, Toronto, $7,500

ONTARIO DANSE


Conseillères

Certains candidats ont reçu plus d’une subvention dans le cadre de ce programme. Le montant indiqué représente le total des subventions.

Bénéficiaires


ONTARIO DANCES

March 2015 deadline

Advisors

Cheryl Ewing, KitchenerAlyson Martin, Sioux LookoutKrista Storey, Gravenhurst

Some applicants received more than one Ontario Dances grant. Amount listed is total of awards.

Recipients

Burlington Performing Arts Centre, Burlington, $35,082Capitol Centre, North Bay, $17,600City of St. Catharines Performing Arts Centre,

St. Catharines, $24,500Flato Markham Theatre, Markham, $27,500The Grand Theatre, Kingston, $46,795Kate Hilliard, Newmarket, $2,500Living Arts Centre, Mississauga, $10,375Milton Centre for the Arts, Milton, $7,500Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts, Oakville, $41,500ProArteDanza, Toronto, $6,900The Registry Theatre, Kitchener, $18,000Yvon Soglo, Gatineau, $17,500The Yellow Wallpaper, Toronto, $3,500

PROJETS D’ARTISTES SOURDS ET HANDICAPÉSDEAF AND DISABILITY ARTS PROJECTS

Visual artist Shellyann Siddoo working on her painting, Together We Will Rise. (Photo: Navindra Paray)

L’artiste visuelle Shellyann Siddoo peaufine sa toile intitulée Together We Will Rise. (Photo : Navindra Paray)


PROJETS D’ARTISTES SOURDS ET HANDICAPÉS


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DEAF AND DISABILITY ARTS PROJECTSPROJETS D’ARTISTES SOURDS ET HANDICAPÉS

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Ces programmes du CAO soutiennent les artistes et les professionnels des arts ontariens qui sont sourds et/ou ont un handicap.

PRATIQUES DES ARTISTES SOURDS OU HANDICAPÉS – AIDE POUR MATÉRIAUX ET FOURNITURES


Jurée

Bénéficiaires


Bushra JunaidOfficer

Lisa WöhrleOfficer

The OAC’s Deaf and disabilities arts programs support Ontario-based artists and arts professionals who are Deaf and/or have a disability.

DEAF AND DISABILITY ARTS – MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES ASSISTANCE


Juror

Pam Patterson, Bloomfield

Recipients

Kellen J. De Vos, Springfield, $500Solomon Fagan, Toronto, $500Lindsay Fisher, Toronto, $500Seth-Adrian Harris, Toronto, $500Richard Miller, Toronto, $500Nicole Noble, Toronto, $500Carrie Perreault, Toronto, $500Dana Savard, Cambridge, $500Christopher N. Shoust, Sault Ste. Marie, $500Tahnee Amber Williams-King, Toronto, $500

DEAF AND DISABILITY ARTS PROJECTS


Jurors

Lisa Boivin, TorontoYvonne Felix, HamiltonPaul Gutierrez, TorontoNancy Davis Halifax, TorontoCarrie Perreault, TorontoElizabeth Winkelaar, Ottawa

Written Assessments

Michael Cyr, TorontoPaul Savoie, Toronto

Recipients

Mary L. Belanger, Cobalt, $8,756Christa Couture, Toronto, $3,725Kenny Fries, Toronto, $6,000Maryam Hafizirad, Toronto, $6,500Sarah Lashbrook, Sudbury, $3,500Richard Miller, Toronto, $8,329PiBi Collective, Sudbury, $8,600Alyssa Ryvers, Toronto, $8,900Lawrence Shapiro, Hamilton, $8,900Shellyann Siddoo, Toronto, $490Stories Embodied Ad Hoc Curatorial Collective,

Toronto, $8,900Barbara Suen, Oshawa, $4,600Syrus Marcus Ware, Toronto, $8,900Mary-Lou Zeitoun, Toronto, $8,900

FRANCOPHONE ARTSARTS FRANCOPHONES

(From front to back) Julie Kim Beaudry, Sébastien Bertrand, Krystel Descary, Bianca Heuvelmans, Djennie Laguerre, Guy Mignault, Christopher Webb and Nicolas Van Burek as Argan in Molière’s The Imaginary Invalid at Théâtre français de Toronto. (Photo: Marc Lemyre)

Le Malade imaginaire, de Molière, présenté au Théâtre français de Toronto. D'avant en arrière : Julie Kim Beaudry, Sébastien Bertrand, Krystel Descary, Bianca Heuvelmans, Djennie Laguerre, Guy Mignault, Christopher Webb et, dans le rôle d’Argan, Nicolas Van Burek. (Photo : Marc Lemyre)


ARTS FRANCOPHONES FRANCOPHONE ARTS

Responsable (à partir de mars 2016)

Responsable adjointe intérimaire (de novembre 2015 à mars 2016)

Responsable intérimaire (jusqu’en janvier 2016)

Responsable intérimaire (d’avril à juin 2015)

Les programmes des arts francophones du CAO ont été conçus pour favoriser la création, la production, la promotion et la présentation d’œuvres créées en français ou créées par des francophones. Ces programmes sont offerts uniquement en français.

AIDE À LA DIFFUSION ARTISTIQUE


Conseillers

Bénéficiaires


Nota : Les organismes mentionnés ci-dessus se trouvent dans l’exercice 2 d’un cycle de financement pluriannuel, et leur demande a été examinée par le responsable du programme.



Clelia Farrugia

Officer (from March 2016)

Interim Associate Officer (from November 2015 to March 2016)

François Boivin

Acting Officer (until January 2016)

Eric Dubeau

Interim Officer (from April to June 2015)

The OAC Francophone Arts programs are designed to assist the creation, production, promotion and presentation of art created in French or by Franco-phones. These programs are available in French only.

DISTRIBUTION/DISSEMINATION OF THE ARTS

April 2015 deadline

AdvisorsMathilde Hountchégnon, OttawaValérie Picard, HearstYves Turbide, Gatineau, Que.Carline Zamar, Toronto

Recipients

Multi-Year Operating – Year TwoConseil des Arts de Hearst, Hearst, $39,900Salon du livre de Toronto, Toronto, $21,375

Note: The above organizations are in year two of multi-year funding, and the application was reviewed by the officer.

Annual OperatingAfrique Nouvelle Musique, Toronto, $15,200Carrefour francophone de Sudbury, Sudbury, $29,450Centre culturel Frontenac, Kingston, $23,750Les Concerts La Nuit sur l’étang, Sudbury, $27,075Festival Kompa-Zouk Ontario Inc., Toronto, $16,150La Nouvelle Scène, Ottawa, $95,475Salon du livre du Grand Sudbury, Sudbury, $42,750

AIDE À LA DIFFUSION ARTISTIQUE – PROJETS


Conseillers

Bénéficiaires


Jurées

Bénéficiaires


DISTRIBUTION/DISSIMINATION OF THE ARTS – PROJECTS

April 2015 deadline

AdvisorsMathilde Hountchégnon, OttawaValérie Picard, HearstYves Turbide, Gatineau, Que.

RecipientsAgence Franco-Canadienne de Développement et

d’Intégration, Toronto, $8,725Alliance Française de Toronto, Toronto, $12,857Association canadienne-française de l’Ontario de

Prescott-Russell, Hawkesbury, $5,828Centre culturel La Ronde, Timmins, $9,193Centre culturel Les trois p’tits points, Alexandria, $6,072Centre culturel Louis-Hémon de Chapleau Inc.,

Chapleau, $6,277Centre français Hamilton, Hamilton, $13,456Centre franco-ontarien de folklore, Sudbury, $3,617Centre francophone de Toronto, Toronto, $12,177La Clé, Penetanguishene, $5,603Connexion Jeunesse Canada Afrique, Ottawa, $11,774Conseil des Arts de Nipissing Ouest, Sturgeon Falls, $4,180Conseil des organismes francophones de la région

de Durham, Oshawa, $14,297Les Contes Nomades, Ottawa, $2,422Festival de la Curd, St-Albert, $7,984Francophonie en fête, Toronto, $11,774Mouvement d’implication francophone d’Orléans,

Ottawa, $13,456Salon du livre de l’Est ontarien, Alfred, $7,213


JurorsMélanie Bouchard, BarrieYvonne Kabeya, BramptonAmélie Lefebvre, Toronto

RecipientsCentre régional de Loisirs culturels, Kapuskasing, $12,540Les Compagnons des francs loisirs, North Bay, $15,000Fédération de la jeunesse franco-ontarienne

(FESFO), Ottawa, $13,706Festival de la St-Jean Ottawa, Ottawa, $17,000Festival franco-ontarien (2006) inc., Ottawa, $18,000Franco-Fête de la communauté urbaine de Toronto,

Toronto, $17,000La Meute culturelle de Lafontaine, Tiny, $12,523Muséoparc Vanier, Ottawa, $13,435SOFIFRAN, Welland, $12,576

ARTISTES VISUELS ET DES MÉTIERS D’ART


Jurées

Bénéficiaires

ARTS VISUELS, ARTS MÉDIATIQUES ET MÉTIERS D’ART : ORGANISMES ET CENTRES D’ARTISTES AUTOGÉRÉS


Bénéficiaires



AVANCE MÉDIAS


Jurés

Bénéficiaires

Derniers versements de subventions accordées au cours de l’exercice précédent :


Bénéficiaires


FRANCOPHONE VISUAL AND CRAFT ARTISTS


JurorsNathalie Frenière, AlfredGinette Legaré, TorontoCarolina Reis, Toronto

RecipientsMustapha Chadid, Gatineau, Que., $15,000Anouk Desloges, Toronto, $5,000Line Dufour, Holland Landing, $15,000Karine Guyon, Ottawa, $5,000Julie Lassonde, Toronto, $5,000Yasmine Louis, Toronto, $5,000Benjamin Rodger, Ottawa, $5,000

FRANCOPHONE VISUAL, MEDIA ARTS AND CRAFTS: ORGANIZATIONS AND ARTIST-RUN CENTRES

April 2015 deadline

Recipients

Multi-Year Operating – Year TwoCentre d’artistes Voix Visuelle, Ottawa, $20,900La Galerie du Nouvel-Ontario, Sudbury, $52,250Le Laboratoire d’art, Toronto, $28,500


MEDIA ARTS CURRENTS


JurorsVincent Chevalier, PeterboroughVital Kasongo, TorontoJulie René de Cotret, Hillsburgh

RecipientsKatia Café-Fébrissy, Toronto, $7,000Bruno Moynié, Toronto, $40,000Madeleine Piller, Toronto, $40,000

Final payment of grant from previous fiscal year:


RecipientsChantal Deguire, Toronto, $45,000Claudia Hébert, Toronto, $25,000

CHANSON ET MUSIQUE

Date limite de juin 2015

Jurés

Bénéficiaires

Date limite de décembre 2015

Jurés

Bénéficiaires

CRÉATION LITTÉRAIRE


Jurés

Bénéficiaires

ÉDITION


Conseillers

Bénéficiaires




SONGS AND MUSIC

June 2015 deadline

JurorsChristian Berthiaume, SudburyCindy Doire, TimminsFerline Regis, Ottawa

RecipientsLes Chiclettes, Toronto, $8,000Lukau Avisse Dita, Ottawa, $8,000Georgian Bay, Toronto, $4,000Jeff W. Homère, Ottawa, $5,000Julien Laferrière, Hanmer, $5,000Amélie Lefebvre, Toronto, $10,000Janie Renée Myner, Vankleek Hill, $8,000Ivan Ndikuriyo, Ottawa, $5,000

December 2015 deadline

JurorsMelanie Brulée, TorontoOlympe Fie Guihede, OttawaDaniel Sauvé, OttawaKristine St-Pierre, Ottawa

RecipientsAli Akl, Ottawa, $7,700Eric D. Dubeau, Ottawa, $7,500David Dufour, Gatineau, Que., $4,000Danielle Duval, Toronto, $3,000Gabrielle Goulet, Ottawa, $9,248Yaovi Hoyi, Ottawa, $10,000Moonfruits, Ottawa, $3,000Janie Renée Myner, Vankleek Hill, $8,000Pandaléon, St-Bernardin, $8,000Joëlle Roy, Tiny, $4,000

FRENCH LITERATURE


JurorsYves Antoine, Gatineau, Que.Mireille Messier, TorontoMichèle Vinet, OttawaCaroline Yergeau, Gatineau, Que.

RecipientsMichel Dallaire, Sudbury, $7,500Jean Mohsen Fahmy, Ottawa, $12,000Daniel Groleau Landry, Ottawa, $10,500Janine Messadié, Toronto, $10,500Sarah Migneron, Ottawa, $10,000Blaise Ndala Mutumbula, Ottawa, $10,500Naïma Oukerfellah, Sudbury, $12,000Daniel Poliquin, Ottawa, $12,000

PUBLISHING


AdvisorsMarie-Claude Doucet, CumberlandFrançois Paré, WaterlooLina Payeur, Hearst

Recipients

Multi-Year Operating – Year OneÉditions David, Ottawa, $47,000Éditions L’Interligne, Ottawa, $72,000Éditions Prise de parole, Sudbury, $71,750

Annual OperatingLes Éditions du Vermillon, Ottawa, $28,500Virages, Toronto, $9,025

JETS DE THÉÂTRE


Jurés

Bénéficiaires


Jurés

Bénéficiaires

ORGANISMES FRANCOPHONES DE SERVICE AUX ARTS

Février 2015 / Conseillers

Conseillers

Bénéficiaires




THEATRE TRACKS

April 2015 deadline

JurorsFlorian François, TorontoMishka Lavigne, Gatineau, Que.

RecipientsL’Atelier, Ottawa, $9,303BT Productions, Toronto, $16,000Miriam Cusson, Chelmsford, $3,500Sasha Dominique, Gatineau, Que., $9,800Nathalie Nadon, Toronto, $3,500Caroline Yergeau, Gatineau, Que., $4,000


JurorsSaid Benyoucef, BurlingtonMagali Lemèle, Gatineau, Que.Nicolas Van Burek, Toronto

RecipientsMarjolaine Beauchamp, Gatineau, Que., $4,600Groupe Théâtre Novo, Toronto, $3,750A.M. Matte, Toronto, $11,250Sarah Migneron, Ottawa, $3,500Pierre Francis Simpson, Toronto, $4,585Théâtre la Barouette, St-Albert, $6,000Théâtre Rouge Écarlate, Ottawa, $12,000

FRANCOPHONE ARTS SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS

February 2015 / Advisors

AdvisorsClaire Francœur, TorontoFrédéric Julien, Gatineau, Que.Josette Noreau, OttawaThomas Tumbu, Toronto

Recipients

Multi-Year Operating – Year OneAssociation des auteures et auteurs de l’Ontario

français, Ottawa, $60,000Association des professionnels de la chanson et

de la musique, Ottawa, $105,000Bureau des regroupements des artistes visuels

de l’Ontario, Ottawa, $38,000Front des réalisateurs indépendants du Canada,

Ottawa, $9,500Regroupement des éditeurs canadiens-français,

Ottawa, $28,000Réseau Ontario, Ottawa, $148,250Théâtre-Action, Ottawa, $137,750

Annual OperatingAlliance culturelle de l’Ontario, Ottawa, $10,830Association des groupes en art visuels francophones,

Ottawa, $16,245L’Association des théâtres francophones du Canada

(ATFC), Ottawa, $22,563

PROJETS D’ARTS VISUELS, D’ARTS MÉDIATIQUES ET DE MÉTIERS D’ART


Jurés

Bénéficiaires

PROJETS DE SERVICE AUX ARTS FRANCOPHONES


Jurés

Bénéficiaires

THÉÂTRE

Avril 2015

Bénéficiaires


Nota : Les organismes mentionnés ci-dessus se trouvent dans l’exercice 3 d’un cycle de finance-ment pluriannuel, et leur demande a été examinée par le responsable du programme.


FRANCOPHONE VISUAL, MEDIA ARTS AND CRAFTS PROJECTS

April 2015 deadline

JurorsVéronique Couillard, OttawaPascal Demonsand, Bourget

RecipientsBureau des regroupements des artistes visuels

de l’Ontario, Ottawa, $9,716Centre d’artistes Voix Visuelle, Ottawa, $4,000La Galerie du Nouvel-Ontario, Sudbury, $12,000

FRANCOPHONE ARTS SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS – PROJECTS

March 2015 deadline

JurorsFrédéric Julien, Gatineau, Que.Josette Noreau, OttawaThomas Tumbu, Toronto

RecipientsAlliance culturelle de l’Ontario, Ottawa, $5,275Alliance nationale de l’industrie musicale, Ottawa, $7,000Association des auteures et auteurs de l’Ontario

français, Ottawa, $7,000Association des professionnels de la chanson et de

la musique, Ottawa, $7,000Réseau Ontario, Ottawa, $7,000Théâtre-Action, Ottawa, $10,000

THEATRE

April 2015

Recipients

Multi-Year Operating – Year ThreeCie Vox Théâtre inc., Ottawa, $44,222Créations in vivo, Ottawa, $22,800Théâtre de la Vieille 17, Ottawa, $106,400Théâtre du Nouvel-Ontario Inc., Sudbury, $161,500Théâtre du Trillium, Ottawa, $67,469Théâtre français de Toronto, Toronto, $123,500Théâtre la Catapulte, Ottawa, $116,850Théâtre la Tangente, Toronto, $34,295

Note: The above organizations are in year three of multi-year funding, and the application was reviewed by the officer.

LITTÉRATURELITERATURE

Small-press publisher Paper Rocket displays assorted books during the Toronto Comic Arts Festival at the Toronto Reference Library. (Photo courtesy of Toronto Public Library)

Paper Rocket, petite maison d’édition spécialisée dans la BD, expose une gamme de livres à la Bibliothèque de référence de Toronto pendant le Toronto Comic Arts Festival. (Reproduction autorisée par la Bibliothèque publique de Toronto)


Responsable

LITERATURELITTÉRATURE

Les programmes de littérature du CAO favorisent le développement des écrivains, artistes de la création parlée, maisons d’édition et diffuseurs de toute la province. Ils appuient la création, la publication, la présentation et la diffusion d’œuvres littéraires en Ontario. Tous les programmes de littérature, à l’excep-tion du programme De bouche à oreille, sont offerts uniquement en anglais.

MAISONS D’ÉDITION


Conseillers

Bénéficiaires



Jack IllingworthOfficer

The OAC’s Literature programs encourage the develop-ment of writers, literary performers, publishers and presenters across the province. Programs assist with the creation, publication, presentation and dissemination of literature in Ontario. All Literature programs are English only, with the exception of Word of Mouth.

BLOCK GRANTS TO BOOK PUBLISHERS


Advisors

Linda D. Cameron, Edmonton, Alta.Tonya Martin, New Westminster, B.C.Shane Rhodes, OttawaVivek Shraya, TorontoDavid Sweet, Cherry Valley

Recipients

Annual Operating

Annick Press Limited, Toronto, $33,895Between the Lines Incorporated, Toronto, $16,952Biblioasis Inc, Windsor, $30,221Black Moss Press, Windsor, $12,453BookLand Press Inc, Markham, $12,149BOOKTHUG, Toronto, $30,733Brick Books, London, $23,691Coach House Books, Toronto, $36,144Cormorant Books Inc, Toronto, $31,750Dundurn Press Limited, Toronto, $33,580ECW Press Limited, Toronto, $42,160Exile Editions Limited, Holstein, $16,639Fifth House Publishers, Markham, $11,845Fitzhenry & Whiteside Limited, Markham, $24,498Groundwood Books Limited, Toronto, $44,307Guernica Editions Inc, Oakville, $29,290House of Anansi Press Inc, Toronto, $40,833

Inanna Publications and Education Inc, Toronto, $27,564Insomniac Press, London, $15,927James Lorimer & Company Ltd. Publishers, Toronto, $24,698Kegedonce Press, Owen Sound, $21,754Kids Can Press Limited, Toronto, $45,123Koyama Press, Toronto, $18,888Mansfield Press, Toronto, $17,256Mawenzi House Publishers, Toronto, $10,004Mosaic Press, Oakville, $9,492Owlkids Books Inc, Toronto, $27,668Pajama Press, Toronto, $22,770Palimpsest, Windsor, $14,807Playwrights Canada Press Ltd., Toronto, $40,634Porcupine’s Quill Incorporated, Erin, $21,033Quarry Press, Kingston, $5,410Quattro Books, Toronto, $20,521Red Deer Press, Markham, $15,718Second Story Press, Toronto, $30,733Seraphim Editions, Niagara Falls, $12,149Tightrope Books, Toronto, $15,927University of Ottawa Press, Ottawa, $11,229University of Toronto Press, Toronto, $29,700Wilfrid Laurier University Press, Waterloo, $26,852Wolsak and Wynn Publishers Limited, Hamilton, $25,731

FESTIVALS ET ORGANISMES LITTÉRAIRES


Conseillères

Bénéficiaires

lles – exercice 3

Nota : Les organismes mentionnés ci-dessus se trouvent dans l’exercice 3 d’un cycle de financement pluriannuel, et leur demande a été examinée par la responsable du programme.


FESTIVALS ET ORGANISMES LITTÉRAIRES – PROJETS


Jurés

Évaluations écrites

Bénéficiaires


Subventions de fonctionnement pluriannue

LITERARY FESTIVALS AND ORGANIZATIONS

March 2015 deadline

Advisors

Barbara L. Bell, SydenhamCherie Dimaline, TorontoJulie Osborne, Toronto

Recipients

Multi-Year Operating – Year Three

Canadian Children’s Book Centre, Toronto, $30,400Diaspora Dialogues Charitable Society, Toronto, $25,650International Festival of Authors, Toronto, $66,500Kingston WritersFest, Kingston, $13,300PEN Canada, Toronto, $29,450Storytelling Toronto, Toronto, $38,000The Word On The Street, Toronto, $19,000


Annual Operating

National Magazine Awards Foundation, Toronto, $10,925Ottawa International Writers Festival, Ottawa, $38,000

LITERARY FESTIVALS AND ORGANIZATIONS PROJECTS

March 2015 deadline

Jurors

Barbara L. Bell, SydenhamGregory Keith Betts, St. CatharinesJonathan Chan Simpson, Toronto

Written Assessments

Chloe Catan, TorontoMatthew Heiti, SudburyChristina McFarlane, Toronto

Recipients

Al Purdy A-Frame Association, Picton, $10,000Alice Munro Writers and Readers Festival, Wingham, $5,500Brockton Writers Series, Toronto, $3,750Canzine Festival Collective, Toronto, $3,000The Draft Collective, Toronto, $5,000Eden Mills Literary Association, Eden Mills, $10,000Emerging Writers, Toronto, $4,000The FOLD Foundation, Brampton, $8,000The Force for Cultural Events Production, Inc.,

Toronto, $10,000Future in Safe Hands Collective, Sturgeon Falls, $12,500Hamilton Literary Festival Association, Hamilton, $10,000Indigenous Writers’ Gathering Committee, Toronto,

$15,000Literary Arts Windsor, Windsor, $8,000LitLive/Hamilton Arts Council, Hamilton, $3,500Northwestern Ontario Writers Workshop, Thunder

Bay, $6,000Open Book Foundation, Toronto, $8,000Plasticine Poetry Series Association, Toronto, $3,000Poetry London Reading Series, London, $4,000Prince Edward County Authors’ Festival, Picton, $5,000Rowers Pub Reading Series Inc., Toronto, $3,000Sharon Temple Museum Society, Sharon, $2,000Stories in the North, Thessalon, $6,500Telling Tales Festival c/o Rotary Club of Hamilton

Sunshine Fund, Hamilton, $12,000Toronto Comic Arts Festival, Toronto, $13,591Tree Reading Series, Ottawa, $4,750VERSe Ottawa, Ottawa, $10,000Wild Writers Festival, Waterloo, $8,500Words Aloud, Durham, $8,500

MAGAZINES – FONCTIONNEMENT


Conseillers

Bénéficiaires




MAGAZINES – OPERATING

June 2015 deadline

Advisors

Susan Birkwood, OttawaVish Khanna, GuelphMaurice Mierau, Winnipeg, Man.Suzanne N. Morrissette, TorontoKatie Stewart, Vancouver, B.C.

Recipients


Arc Poetry Magazine, Ottawa, $30,000Brick: A Literary Journal, Toronto, $31,350Broken Pencil, Toronto, $16,000C Magazine, Toronto, $28,350Canadian Art Magazine, Toronto, $43,500Canadian Theatre Review, Toronto, $12,800Carousel, Guelph, $7,714Cinema Scope, Toronto, $19,000CNQ: Canadian Notes & Queries, Windsor, $6,004Devil’s Artisan, Erin, $3,000The Feathertale Review, Ottawa, $4,750Hamilton Arts & Letters, Hamilton, $2,375Musicworks Magazine, Toronto, $33,250MUSKRAT Magazine, Toronto, $20,359The New Quarterly: Canadian Writers & Writing,

Waterloo, $23,750Opera Canada, Toronto, $19,000POV Magazine, Toronto, $23,228Prefix Photo, Toronto, $31,500Public, Toronto, $10,000Quill & Quire, Toronto, $21,850Spacing, Toronto, $22,500Taddle Creek, Toronto, $4,750This Magazine, Toronto, $24,225Urbanology Magazine, Toronto, $10,000The Walrus, Toronto, $47,250

Annual Operating

Alternatives Journal, Kitchener, $15,200Exile, the Literary Quarterly, Holstein, $11,050Literary Review of Canada, Toronto, $31,350Ornamentum, Toronto, $3,070The WholeNote Magazine, Toronto, $15,433Windsor Review, Windsor, $1,775

MAGAZINES – PROJETS


Jurés

Bénéficiaires

DE BOUCHE À OREILLE


Jurés

Bénéficiaires


MAGAZINES – PROJECTS

June 2015 deadline

Jurors

Sophie Blom, KitchenerLindsay Gibb, TorontoJohnson Ngo, Toronto

Recipients

The 4 Poets, Toronto, $5,000Double Dot Magazine, Toronto, $7,310Ethnic Aisle, Toronto, $9,122Found Press Media, Toronto, $2,500GUTS, Toronto, $10,000Modern Fuel Artist-Run Centre, Kingston, $9,068Papirmass, Toronto, $10,000The Puritan, Toronto, $10,000Shameless Media, Toronto, $10,000Toronto Film Scene, Toronto, $7,000

WORD OF MOUTH


Jurors

Inali Barger, LondonMichel Farant, OttawaAriel Len, TorontoIkenna Onyegbula, Toronto

Recipients

John Akpata, Ottawa, $8,000Valentino Assenza, Toronto, $5,000Clyde Brooks, Hamilton, $9,000Antoine Côté Legault, Gatineau, $5,000Ruth Danziger, Toronto, $3,315Deborah G. Dunleavy, Brockville, $8,200Bashar Jabbour, Kitchener, $5,000Djennie Laguerre, Toronto, $5,000Janice Lee, Kitchener, $5,000Richard Lett, Toronto, $9,000Brendan McLeod, Toronto, $5,000Cathy Petch, Toronto, $9,000Robert Priest, Toronto, $8,000Ramaneekaran Shanmuganathan, Toronto, $5,000Marta Susana Singh, Ottawa, $5,000Donna-Michelle St. Bernard, Toronto, $5,000Tahnee Kahsenniyo Williams, Ohsweken, $5,000

ŒUVRES EN COURS


Jurés

Bénéficiaires


Jurés

Bénéficiaires


WRITERS’ WORKS IN PROGRESS


Jurors

Susan Glickman, TorontoAnna Humphrey, KitchenerMatthew Johnson, OttawaJoshua Knelman, TorontoDaniel A. Lockhart, WindsorShani Mootoo, BloomfieldPearl Pirie, Ottawa

Recipients

Gil Adamson, Toronto, $12,000Anne Baldo, Windsor, $12,000Jonathan Bennett, Keene, $12,000Michael E. Casteels, Kingston, $12,000Vincent Colistro, Toronto, $12,000Don Cummer, Ottawa, $12,000Joe Davis, Wallaceburg, $12,000Suzanne Evans, Ottawa, $12,000Daniel Karasik, Toronto, $12,000Deborah Kerbel, Thornhill, $12,000Peter Norman, Toronto, $12,000Concetta Principe, Toronto, $12,000Julie Roorda, Toronto, $12,000Alexandra Shimo, Toronto, $12,000Antanas Sileika, Toronto, $12,000Heather Smith, Waterloo, $12,000Steven Thornton, Toronto, $12,000Brent van Staalduinen, Hamilton, $12,000Zoe Whittall, Toronto, $12,000

June 2015 deadline

Jurors

Douglas Davey, GuelphJulie Devaney, TorontoBrecken Hancock, OttawaGil McElroy, ColborneJean E. Pendziwol, Thunder BayNaben Ruthnum, TorontoGerry Shikatani, Toronto

Recipients

Sarah A. Barmak, Toronto, $12,000Gwen Benaway, Toronto, $12,000Shaughnessy Bishop-Stall, Toronto, $12,000Trevor Corkum, Toronto, $12,000Alyx M. Dellamonica, Toronto, $12,000Alison Griffiths, Burlington, $12,000Liz Howard, Toronto, $12,000Amy Jones, Thunder Bay, $12,000Sandra Kasturi, Toronto, $12,000Christina Kilbourne, Bracebridge, $12,000Leanne Lieberman, Kingston, $12,000Colin J. McAdam, Toronto, $12,000rob a. mclennan, Ottawa, $12,000Monty Reid, Ottawa, $12,000Heidi Reimer, Toronto, $12,000Erin Robinsong, Toronto, $12,000Kilby Smith-McGregor, Toronto, $12,000Allan Stratton, Toronto, $12,000Lola L. Tostevin, Toronto, $12,000Ruth E. Walker, Oshawa, $12,000

Octobre 2015 / Jurés

Bénéficiaires

ŒUVRES EN COURS – ARTS DE LA BANDE DESSINÉE


Jurés

Bénéficiaires

ŒUVRES EN COURS – DATE LIMITE DU NORD


Jurés

Évaluation écrite

Bénéficiaires


October 2015 / Jurors

Michel Basilières, TorontoRoo Borson, TorontoStephen Brockwell, OttawaChristina Kilbourne, BracebridgeSachiko Murakami, TorontoSabrina Ramnanan, AjaxAndrew Somerset, London

Recipients

Heather Ann Birrell, Toronto, $12,000James Bow, Kitchener, $12,000Rocco de Giacomo, Toronto, $12,000Adam Dickinson, St. Catharines, $12,000Kathy Dobson, Ottawa, $12,000Matthew Henderson, Toronto, $12,000Anna Humphrey, Kitchener, $12,000Tasneem Jamal, Kitchener, $12,000Karen Krossing, Toronto, $12,000Brooke Lockyer, Toronto, $12,000Harriet A. Lye, Toronto, $12,000Matthew B. Mayr, Toronto, $12,000Lilian Nattel, Toronto, $12,000Michael Redhill, Toronto, $12,000Katja Rudolph, Toronto, $12,000Zoe Imani Sharpe, Toronto, $12,000Stephanie Sobol Turner, Toronto, $12,000Caroline Stellings, Waterdown, $12,000Souvankham Thammavongsa, Stouffville, $12,000

WRITERS’ WORKS IN PROGRESS – COMIC ARTS


Jurors

Jesse Jacobs, Stoney CreekFrancis Manapul, TorontoGeorgia Webber, Toronto

Recipients

Marc Bell, Hamilton, $12,000Marta Chudolinska, Toronto, $12,000Gregory L. Gallant, Guelph, $12,000Gillian A. Goerz, Toronto, $12,000Mark Laliberte, Toronto, $12,000Joseph Ollmann, Hamilton, $12,000Fiona M. Smyth, Toronto, $12,000Maurice Vellekoop, Toronto, $12,000

WRITERS’ WORKS IN PROGRESS – NORTHERN DEADLINE


Jurors

Jayal Chung, Thunder BayJill Frayne, PowassanScott Overton, Coniston

Written Assessment

Gwen Benaway, Toronto

Recipients

Heather Dickson, Thunder Bay, $12,000Bill Horner, Thunder Bay, $12,000Edmund Metatawabin, Fort Albany, $12,000Joanne Panton, Sudbury, $12,000Gleb Raygorodetsky, Thunder Bay, $12,000Suzannah J. Windsor, Shuniah, $12,000

RÉSERVE DES ÉCRIVAINS


Tiers recommandataires(Périodiques et maisons d’édition)

Certains candidats ont reçu plus d’une subvention du programme Writers’ Reserve. Le montant indiqué représente le total des subventions.

Bénéficiaires


WRITERS’ RESERVE


Third-Party Recommenders(Periodicals and Publishers)

Annick Press Limited, TorontoArc Poetry Magazine, OttawaBetween the Lines Incorporated, TorontoBiblioasis Inc., WindsorBlack Moss Press, WindsorBOOKTHUG, TorontoBrick Books, LondonBrick: A Literary Journal, TorontoBroken Pencil, TorontoCarousel, TorontoChiZine Publications, PeterboroughCoach House Books, TorontoCormorant Books Inc., TorontoDiaspora Dialogues Charitable Society, TorontoDundurn Press Limited, TorontoECW Press Limited, TorontoExile, the Literary Quarterly, HolsteinGroundwood Books Limited, TorontoGuernica Editions Inc., OakvilleHamilton Arts & Letters, HamiltonHouse of Anansi Press Inc., TorontoInanna Publications and Education Inc., TorontoInsomniac Press, LondonJames Lorimer & Company Ltd. Publishers, TorontoKegedonce Press, WiartonKids Can Press Limited, TorontoMansfield Press, TorontoMawenzi House Publishers, TorontoNew Quarterly: Canadian Writers & Writing, WaterlooOwlkids Books Inc., TorontoPalimpsest, WindsorPorcupine’s Quill Incorporated, ErinQuattro Books, TorontoSecond Story Press, TorontoTaddle Creek, TorontoTightrope Books, TorontoWolsak and Wynn Publishers Limited, Hamilton

Some applicants received more than one Writers’ Reserve grant. Amount listed is total of awards.

Recipients

Nathan Adler, Mono, $6,500Howard Akler, Toronto, $1,500Jamila-Khanom Allidina, Toronto, $3,000Marianne Apostolides, Toronto, $1,500Rona Arato, Toronto, $2,000Robert Ashe, Ottawa, $2,500Saumiya Balasubramanian, Toronto, $1,500Virginia Barter, Toronto, $2,000Gary Barwin, Hamilton, $6,000Jill Battson, Elora, $3,000Helaine Becker, Toronto, $6,000Greg Beettam, Toronto, $1,500Marc Bell, Toronto, $2,000Lesley Belleau, Orléans, $9,500Anne-Marie Bennett, Kingston, $3,000Susan Berg, Toronto, $1,800Tamara Faith Berger, Toronto, $6,000Julie Berry, St. Thomas, $4,500Maria Birmingham, Brampton, $3,200Heather Ann Birrell, Toronto, $4,500Becky Blake, Toronto, $1,500Michael Blouin, Kemptville, $1,500Paula Boon, Huntsville, $1,500Andrew Borkowski, Toronto, $3,000Roo Borson, Toronto, $750Hélène Boudreau, Markham, $8,000Lara Ann Bozabalian, Toronto, $7,500Diane Bracuk, Toronto, $6,000Stephen Broomer, Toronto, $3,000Michelle L. Brown, Toronto, $4,500Nina Bunjevac, Toronto, $5,500Anthony J. Burgess, Stayner, $3,000Graeme Burk, Ottawa, $1,500Terry Burns, Holland Centre, $1,500Kristel Burron, Toronto, $1,500John Calabro, Toronto, $2,000Rebecca Campbell, Windsor, $1,500Natalee Caple, St. Catharines, $4,500Paul Carlucci, Ottawa, $1,500Michael E. Casteels, Kingston, $1,650Kate Cayley, Toronto, $10,000Carolyn Charron, Toronto, $1,500David H. Chau, Kingston, $1,500Peter Chiykowski, Toronto, $1,500Jason Christie, Ottawa, $3,500Cathleen Coakley, Toronto, $1,500Marina Cohen, Markham, $3,000Vincent Colistro, Toronto, $7,500Tim Comrie, Toronto, $1,600Kevin Connolly, Toronto, $7,000Danielle Couture, Toronto, $9,000



John W. Curry, Ottawa, $1,500Andrew Daley, Toronto, $1,500Gary Michael Dault, Napanee, $1,800Willow Dawson, Toronto, $3,325Robert Dayton, Toronto, $1,500Jasmine D’Costa, Toronto, $5,000Rocco de Giacomo, Toronto, $5,200Heather Debling, Stratford, $1,500Julie Devaney, Toronto, $1,500Elaine Dewar, Toronto, $2,500Christopher Dewdney, Toronto, $3,000Sonia Di Placido, Toronto, $3,500Jason Dickson, London, $2,000Salvatore Difalco, Toronto, $1,500Cherie Dimaline, Toronto, $4,000Sean M. Dixon, Toronto, $1,500Anita Dolman, Ottawa, $3,000Al Donato, Toronto, $1,500Philippa Dowding, Toronto, $1,500Lise Downe, Toronto, $1,500Glen Downie, Toronto, $4,500Amanda Earl, Ottawa, $1,500Jesse Eckerlin, Toronto, $1,500Peter Edwards, Dundas, $3,500Alicia Elliott, Brantford, $10,000Eufemia Fantetti, Toronto, $3,000Andrew Faulkner, Marmora, $3,000Sanita Fejzic, Ottawa, $3,000Joe Fiorito, Toronto, $2,500Christine Fischer Guy, Toronto, $1,500Rebecca Fisseha, Toronto, $1,500Sara C. Flemington, Toronto, $1,500Elyse Friedman, Toronto, $4,500Kathy Friedman, Toronto, $2,000Keith Garebian, Mississauga, $3,000Leonard Gasparini, Windsor, $1,500Sky Gilbert, Hamilton, $1,500Sèphera Girón, Toronto, $1,500Gillian A. Goerz, Toronto, $1,700Laurie D. Graham, London, $1,500Sandy Greer, Walkerton, $2,000Helen Guri, Toronto, $4,500Eva H.D., Toronto, $1,500Michele Hall, Ottawa, $3,000Brecken Hancock, Ottawa, $5,000Kevin Hardcastle, Toronto, $3,000Kate Hargreaves, Windsor, $4,500Carolyn Harris, Toronto, $1,500Teva Harrison, Toronto, $8,000Beatriz Hausner, Toronto, $3,500Emma Healey, Toronto, $6,000Matthew Heiti, Sudbury, $3,000Catherine Hernandez, Toronto, $1,500Jason Heroux, Kingston, $3,000

Tory Hetherington, Toronto, $1,500Angela Hibbs, Peterborough, $1,500Nadia L. Hohn, Toronto, $3,000Ava Homa, Toronto, $2,000Lance Hornby, Toronto, $1,500Jenny Horsman, Toronto, $2,000Stephanie Howell, Toronto, $9,000Elijah Howey, Toronto, $2,000Susan Hughes, Toronto, $1,500Anna Humphrey, Kitchener, $1,875John Humphrey, Windsor, $3,000Saima Hussain, Mississauga, $1,500Laurence Hutchman, Oakville, $1,500Luciano Iacobelli, Toronto, $2,000Susan E. Irwin, Grimsby, $3,000Mahak Jain, Toronto, $3,000Melanie Janisse-Barlow, Windsor, $3,000John Jantunen, Guelph, $1,500Amanda Jernigan, Hamilton, $4,500Aisha Sasha John, Toronto, $3,000Jim Johnstone, Toronto, $4,500Kathy Kacer, Toronto, $2,000Michelle Kadarusman, Toronto, $3,000Kumaran Kankesan, Toronto, $2,000Sandra Kasturi, Toronto, $4,500Greg Kearney, Toronto, $4,000Jason Kieffer, Toronto, $2,200Jane Kirby, Kingston, $3,000Tamai Kobayashi, Toronto, $4,500Niki Koulouris, Toronto, $2,000Dawn M. Kresan, Kingsville, $4,500Chris Kuriata, St. Catharines, $1,500Donald Lajoie, Windsor, $2,000Mark Laliberte, Toronto, $1,500JonArno Lawson, Toronto, $4,500Max Layton, Cheltenham, $1,500Tanya Leary, Stoney Creek, $1,500Amanda Leduc, Hamilton, $4,500Alexandra Leggat, Toronto, $3,500Brenda Leifso, Kingston, $1,500Carly Lewis, Toronto, $1,500Paul J.A. Lisson, Hamilton, $1,500Michael Lista, Toronto, $4,500Daniel A. Lockhart, Windsor, $4,500Brooke Lockyer, Toronto, $1,500Jennifer Londry, Kingston, $4,500Jennifer LoveGrove, Toronto, $6,150Laura Lush, Guelph, $3,000Kirsteen MacLeod, Kingston, $1,500Sneha Madhavan-Reese, Ottawa, $10,000Kim Maltman, Toronto (collaborating with

Roo Borson, Toronto), $750Emily Mani, Toronto, $1,500Patricia Afua Marcus, Toronto, $2,000


Irene Marques, Toronto, $8,500Kate Marshall Flaherty, Toronto, $2,000Carolyn Martin, Oakville, $3,000Karen Massey, Ottawa, $1,500Nyla Matuk, Toronto, $1,500Joseph Maviglia, Toronto, $3,000Esther Mazakian, Toronto, $1,500Eamon McGrath, Toronto, $1,500Joan McGuffin, Goulais River, $1,500Dirk McLean, Toronto, $1,500rob a. mclennan, Ottawa, $6,500Christine McNair, Ottawa, $6,000Sylvia McNicoll, Burlington, $1,500John Metcalf, Ottawa, $1,500Suzanne Methot, Toronto, $5,000Bruce Meyer, Barrie, $6,000Earl Miller, Toronto, $2,000Kathleen Miller, Toronto, $3,000Christine Minnery, Toronto, $1,500Christine Miscione, Hamilton, $3,000Jessica Moore, Toronto, $3,000Martin Mordecai, Kitchener, $2,500Pamela C. Mordecai, Kitchener, $4,500Karen Mulhallen, Toronto, $2,000Pamela Mulloy, Kitchener, $1,500Eric Murphy, Toronto, $1,500Ken Murray, Prince Edward, $1,500Leigh Nash, Marmora, $1,500Jane Oczkowski, Toronto, $6,500Ben O’Neil, Toronto, $1,500Douglas Ord, Bruce Mines, $1,500Vincent Pagé, Toronto, $1,500Tony Palermo, Smiths Falls, $3,000Joanne Panton, Sudbury, $1,500Mary Jennifer Payne, Toronto, $1,500Sara Peters, Toronto, $3,500Geoff Pevere, Toronto, $1,500Ursula Pflug, Norwood, $4,925John Pigeau, Kingston, $1,500Lisa Pike, Windsor, $6,000Emily Pohl-Weary, Milton, $3,500Robert Priest, Toronto, $3,000Sabrina Ramnanan, Ajax, $2,000Jason Rankin, Windsor, $1,500Gleb Raygorodetsky, Thunder Bay, $2,500Pratap Reddy, Mississauga, $1,500Michael Redhill, Toronto, $1,500Kenneth Reid, Toronto, $2,000Monty Reid, Ottawa, $1,500Waubgeshig Rice, Ottawa, $5,000

Robin R. Richardson, Mississauga, $4,500Robin R. Richardson, Toronto, $1,500Sandra Ridley, Ottawa, $4,500Soraya Roberts, Toronto, $1,500Ray Robertson, Toronto, $7,500Suzanne Robertson, Toronto, $3,000Denis Robillard, Windsor, $1,500Leon Rooke, Toronto, $2,500Joshua Rosen, Toronto, $1,900Elizabeth M.M. Ross, Toronto, $1,500Stuart Ross, Cobourg, $5,000Jonathan Rotsztain, Toronto, $1,500Jeffrey L. Round, Toronto, $3,000Michael Rowe, Toronto, $3,000Bernadette Rule, Dundas, $4,000Naben Ruthnum, Toronto, $3,000Shawn Salik, Toronto, $3,000Richard Scarsbrook, Toronto, $4,500Jacob Scheier, Toronto, $4,500Diane Schoemperlen, Kingston, $4,500Dianne E. Scott, Toronto, $3,000Olive Senior, Toronto, $5,000Alisha Sevigny, Toronto, $1,700Adrienne Shadd, Toronto, $3,000Liane Shaw, Lanark, $2,000Matt Shaw, Toronto, $2,350Nazneen Sheikh, Toronto, $6,000Gisela Sherman, Dundas, $1,500Kenneth Sherman, Toronto, $1,500Zander Sherman, Bracebridge, $1,500Vanessa Beaulieu Shields, Windsor, $2,000Leslie Shimotakahara, Toronto, $1,500Vivek Shraya, Toronto, $6,500Makeda Silvera, Toronto, $1,500Leanne Simpson, Peterborough, $3,500Isabel Slone, Toronto, $3,000Carolyn Smart, Sydenham, $3,000Laurie Smith, Windsor, $1,500Karen Solie, Toronto, $5,000Chad Solomon, Peterborough, $1,500Caroline Stellings, Waterdown, $1,500Jeffrey Sturge, Toronto, $3,000Karina Sumner-Smith, Kincardine, $1,500Moez Surani, Thornhill, $1,500Moez Surani, Toronto, $1,500Suzanne Sutherland, Toronto, $3,000Shawn Syms, Toronto, $1,750Caroline Szpak, Toronto, $1,500Sanjay Talreja, Toronto, $2,500Jess Taylor, Toronto, $7,750


Wanda Taylor, Mississauga, $5,700John Terpstra, Hamilton, $3,500Souvankham Thammavongsa, Stouffville, $10,000Matthew J. Trafford, Toronto, $4,500Ayelet Tsabari, Toronto, $9,000Aaron Tucker, Toronto, $3,000Heather Tucker, Ajax, $2,000Priscila Uppal, Toronto, $3,000Joanne Vannicola, Toronto, $3,000Sarah Varnam, Toronto, $3,000Kat Verhoeven, Toronto, $1,500Halli Villegas, Mount Forest, $6,425David Waltner-Toews, Kitchener, $1,500Phoebe Wang, Toronto, $1,500Paul Weinberg, Hamilton, $3,500Adrienne Weiss, Toronto, $1,500Eric Weissman, Toronto, $2,500Dafydd Williams, Oakville, $5,000Marie Wilson, Toronto, $1,500Suzannah J. Windsor, Shuniah, $1,500Catriona Wright, Toronto, $1,500Deanna Young, Ottawa, $1,500Julia Zarankin, Toronto, $3,000Stephen Zeifman, Toronto, $2,500Tara-Michelle Ziniuk, Toronto, $1,500

ORGANISMES MAJEURSMAJOR ORGANIZATIONS

Visitors interact with Elements, an installation by artist Design I/O at the Toronto International Film Festival’s digiPlaySpace. (Photo courtesy of the Toronto International Film Festival)

Des visiteurs interagissent avec Elements, installation de l’artiste Design I/O exposée au digiPlaySpace dans les locaux du Festival international du film de Toronto. (Reproduction autorisée par le Festival international du film de Toronto)


Responsable

Le programme Organismes majeurs accorde des subventions de fonctionnement aux organismes qui contribuent significativement à leur secteur et à leur région par l’envergure de leur activité artistique, le rôle qu’ils tiennent dans le milieu culturel, leur ampleur et la complexité de leur financement et de leur fonctionnement.

ORGANISMES MAJEURS


Conseillers

Bénéficiaires



MAJOR ORGANIZATIONS

Pat BradleyOfficer

The Major Organizations program provides operating support to organizations that are significant to their sectors and their regions through the scope of their artistic activity, their role within the cultural community, their size and their financial and operational complexity.

April 2015 deadline

Advisors

Martin E. Bragg, Calgary, Alta.Mark Jamison, TorontoLendre Kearns, Tucson, Ariz.Andrew Mosker, Calgary, Alta.Peter Roberts, Outremont, Que.Celia Smith, Toronto

Recipients


Canada’s National Ballet School, Toronto, $570,000Canadian Opera Company, Toronto, $2,164,955Harbourfront Centre, Toronto, $594,419The National Ballet of Canada, Toronto, $2,157,545RBC Royal Bank Bluesfest, Ottawa, $54,872Royal Conservatory of Music, Toronto, $298,603Shaw Festival, Niagara-on-the-Lake, $1,158,430Stratford Festival, Stratford, $1,778,595Toronto International Film Festival, Toronto, $210,000Toronto Symphony Orchestra, Toronto, $1,864,294

A screenshot of The Singularity of Kumiko, an interactive narrative by visual artist Brynley Longman. (Photo courtesy of Brynley Longman)

MEDIA ARTSARTS MÉDIATIQUES

Capture d’écran de The Singularity of Kumiko, récit interactif de l’artiste visuel Brynley Longman. (Reproduction autorisée par Brynley Longman)


Responsable

Les programmes d’arts médiatiques du CAO soutien-nent et encouragent le perfectionnement des artistes médiatiques de l’Ontario et appuient les centres de production d’arts médiatiques autogérés, les diffuseurs, les distributeurs, les festivals et les collectifs d’artistes. Ces programmes subventionnent et stimulent les différentes formes d’arts médiatiques, notamment le film, la vidéo, les médias numériques, l’art sonore, les arts électroniques, les arts du jeu et les installations.

MEDIA ARTSARTS MÉDIATIQUES

ARTISTES MÉDIATIQUES EN DÉBUT DE CARRIÈRE


Jurés

Bénéficiaires


Novembre 2014

Bénéficiaires


Mark HaslamOfficer

The OAC’s Media Arts programs support and encourage the development of Ontario media artists and assist artist-run media arts production centres, presenters, distributors, festivals and artists’ collectives. These programs support and encourage the various forms of media arts, including film, video, digital media, sound art, electronic arts, game arts and installation.

MEDIA ARTISTS: EMERGING


Jurors

Karim Ayari, OttawaMatt Hammill, TorontoRenata Mohamed, TorontoCara Mumford, PeterboroughChristine Negus, London

Recipients

Kaitlin E. Bryski, Toronto, $2,355Stephen Dale, Ottawa, $1,500Gulzat Egemberdieva, Toronto, $10,000Tracey Johnston, Blue Mountains, $5,000Richmond A. Obeng, Toronto, $10,000Phillip Pike, Toronto, $10,000Christopher R. Willes, Toronto, $6,000


November 2014

Recipients

Serene Alahmad, Toronto, $10,000Parastoo Anoushahpour, Toronto, $10,000Sherien Barsoum, Toronto, $10,000Lisa Birke, Kitchener, $9,000Nicholas Bratford-Ewart, Toronto, $7,600Aries Cheung, Toronto, $10,000Yi Cui, Toronto, $10,000Marco D’Andrea, Hamilton, $9,900Stephanie Dudley, Toronto, $5,000Milica Filipovski, Oshawa, $9,500Shawn Gerrard, Toronto, $10,000David Hartman, Tiny, $7,400Jacqueline Hookimaw-Witt, Attawapiskat, $10,000Trevor Juras, Toronto, $6,816Michael Kainer, Toronto, $10,000Jeremy Kelly, Ennismore, $10,000Adam King, Toronto, $10,000Eva Kolcze, Toronto, $6,000Celeste Koon, Toronto, $3,000Thierry Loa, Toronto, $10,000Natalie Lucier, South River, $9,000Monica Mak, Toronto, $5,000Aaron Mirkin, Toronto, $8,000Andrew O’Connor, Hamilton, $10,000Simon Paluck, Vaughan, $10,000Surita Parmar, Toronto, $10,000Christina Starr, Toronto, $6,000Daniel Warth, Toronto, $10,000Craig Watkins, Hamilton, $8,945Michael Yuhasz, Owen Sound, $5,000

ARTISTES MÉDIATIQUES EN MILIEU DE CARRIÈRE ET ÉTABLIS


Jurés

Bénéficiaires


Jurés

Bénéficiaires



Bénéficiaires


Bénéficiaires


MEDIA ARTISTS: MID-CAREER AND ESTABLISHED

April 2015 deadline

Jurors

Hector Centeno, TorontoHubert Den Draak, NolaluAnnie Dunning, GuelphNadine Valcin, TorontoVera Wabegijig, Ottawa

Recipients

Stephanie Comilang, Toronto, $37,020Igor Drljaca, Toronto, $40,000Elle Flanders, Toronto, $35,000Richard B. Fung, Toronto, $22,066Dipna Horra, Ottawa, $33,108Yam Lau, Toronto, $14,000Luo Li, Dundas, $40,000Dusty Mancinelli, Toronto, $5,000Gordon Monahan, Meaford, $25,000Malcom A. Pate, Bayfield, $17,140Donna Szoke, St. Catharines, $10,000Roger Wilson, Ottawa, $5,000Joyce Ka-Kei Wong, Toronto, $30,000


Jurors

Lesley Chan, DundasFrances Leeming, WellingtonJorge Manzano, TorontoGail Maurice, TorontoGeoffrey Shea, Durham

Recipients

Christene Browne, Toronto, $40,000Guillermina Buzio, Toronto, $30,411Cliff Caines, Toronto, $40,000Victoria Fenner, Barrie, $14,750Philip Hoffman, Mount Forest, $36,285Patrick Y. Jenkins, Toronto, $21,000Brynley Longman, Port Hope, $20,000Omar Majeed, Toronto, $40,000Penny McCann, Ottawa, $25,000Geoffrey Pugen, Toronto, $40,000


April 2014 deadline

Recipients

Sharon Lewis, Toronto, $35,000Justine Pimlott, Toronto, $40,000Maria-Saroja Ponnambalam, Waterloo, $40,000Vojin Vasovic, Toronto, $8,000


Recipients

Lester Alfonso, Peterborough, $30,000Marusya Bociurkiw, Toronto, $32,156Romeo G. Candido, Toronto, $35,000Andrew Cividino, Shuniah, $40,000Annie Dunning, Guelph, $25,000Janice Zolf, London, $11,367

ORGANISMES D’ARTS MÉDIATIQUES


Conseillers

Bénéficiaires





MEDIA ARTS ORGANIZATIONS

March 2015 deadline

Advisors

Renuka Jeyapalan, Richmond HillBetty Julian, TorontoArcher Pechawis, TorontoSonya Poweska, GuelphAzarin Sohrabkhani, Ottawa

Recipients

Multi-Year Operating – Year Two

Artengine, Ottawa, $19,000Bay Street Film Festival, Thunder Bay, $11,400The Canadian Film Institute, Ottawa, $25,270The Canadian Filmmakers Distribution Centre,

Toronto, $43,700Charles Street Video, Toronto, $49,210Cinéfest Sudbury International Film Festival,

Sudbury, $19,000Ed Video Media Arts Centre, Guelph, $39,900Factory Media Arts Centre, Hamilton, $14,250Hot Docs, Toronto, $36,195Images Festival, Toronto, $51,205imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival, Toronto, $63,840Independent Filmmakers Cooperative of Ottawa,

Ottawa, $25,935Inside Out Toronto Lesbian and Gay Film and Video

Festival, Toronto, $45,980InterAccess, Toronto, $49,210Kingston Canadian Film Festival, Kingston, $8,772Liaison of Independent Filmmakers of Toronto (LIFT),

Toronto, $46,883Media City Film Festival, Windsor, $19,000Near North Mobile Media Lab Collective, North Bay, $14,250New Adventures In Sound Art, Toronto, $28,500Planet in Focus: International Environmental Film &

Video Festival, Toronto, $20,577Pleasure Dome, Toronto, $18,952Reelout Arts Project Inc., Kingston, $10,830Regent Park Film Festival, Toronto, $11,400SAW Video Media Art Centre, Ottawa, $51,015Southern Currents Film and Video Collective, Toronto, $19,855

Subtle Technologies Arts Projects, Toronto, $9,476Toronto Jewish Film Festival, Toronto, $26,804Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival,

Toronto, $33,250VTape, Toronto, $48,593


Annual Operating

ReFrame Film Festival, Peterborough, $11,400Toronto Animated Image Society, Toronto, $26,600Trinity Square Video, Toronto, $40,252

PROJETS D’ARTS MÉDIATIQUES


Jurés


Jurés

Bénéficiaires

Date limite d’octobre 2015 – Initiative d’accessibilité

Jurés

Évaluation écrite

Bénéficiaires


Bénéficiaires

MEDIA ARTS PROJECTS

March 2015 deadline

Jurors

Renuka Jeyapalan, Richmond HillArcher Pechawis, TorontoSonya Poweska, GuelphAzarin Sohrabkhani, Ottawa

Recipients

Art for Commuters, Toronto, $5,000ArtSci Salon, Toronto, $4,000Diaspora Film Festival Group, Toronto, $5,000The Eight Fest Small-Gauge Film Festival, Toronto, $7,000Festival of Moving Media, Guelph, $7,000Hand Eye Society, Toronto, $7,000London Ontario Media Arts Association, London, $7,500Mosaic International South Asian Film Festival,

Mississauga, $4,500One World Arts Inc., Ottawa, $8,000The Parkdale Beauty Pageant Society, Toronto, $8,000Pomegranate Film Festival, Pickering, $5,000Toronto Outdoor Picture Show, Toronto, $8,000Toronto Palestine Film Festival Collective, Toronto,

$5,000UnLondon Digital Media Association, London, $4,000


Jurors

Maggie Flynn, TorontoSeth-Adrian Harris, TorontoCarol Ann Pilon, BourgetGregory Tremblay, Val Caron

Recipients

Belleville Downtown DocFest, Belleville, $10,000Breakthroughs Film Festival, Toronto, $10,000Commons Studio at The Working Centre, Kitchener, $4,280Female Eye, Woodbridge, $5,000Ice Follies Biennial Inc., North Bay, $10,000Independent Imaging Collective, Mount Forest, $10,000The Modest Eyes, Toronto, $10,000Sudbury Indie Cinema Co-op, Sudbury, $4,000Thunder Bay Environmental Film Network,

Thunder Bay, $9,000Toronto Black Film Festival, Toronto, $9,000XPACE Cultural Centre, Toronto, $4,000

October 2015 deadline – Access Initiative

Jurors

Maggie Flynn, TorontoSeth-Adrian Harris, TorontoCarol Ann Pilon, BourgetGregory Tremblay, Val Caron

Written Assessment

Michael Cyr, Toronto

Recipients

Liaison of Independent Filmmakers of Toronto (LIFT), Toronto, $25,000

SAW Video Media Art Centre, Ottawa, $25,000

MULTIARTS ET INTERARTSMULTI AND INTER-ARTS

Performance of The Thirst for Love and Water, produced by Sharon B. Moore, at Nathan Phillips Square in Toronto. (Photo: Leif Norman)

Image de The Thirst for Love and Water, une production de Sharon B. Moore, interprétée à la place Nathan Phillips de Toronto. (Photo : Leif Norman)


Responsable

Le Bureau multiarts et interarts soutient une gamme d’activités artistiques, notamment les explorations interdisciplinaires, les collaborations particulières entre différentes formes artistiques ainsi que les festivals, événements et séries multiarts et interarts. Ces programmes accordent des subventions aux artistes, aux groupes et aux organismes pour la création, la production, la présentation et la program-mation d’œuvres qui intègrent de multiples formes artistiques. Ils subventionnent également les initiatives qui favorisent le milieu professionnel multidisciplinaire et interdisciplinaire en général.

MULTIARTS ET INTERARTS

ORGANISMES MULTIARTS ET INTERARTS


Conseillers

Évaluation écrite

Bénéficiaires




MULTI AND INTER-ARTS


The Multi and Inter-Arts Office supports a range of artistic activity, including inter-arts explorations, unique collaborations across art forms and multi and inter-arts festivals, events and series. These programs provide funding to artists, groups and organizations to create, produce, present and program work that incorporates or includes multiple art forms. Support is also available for initiatives that are designed to benefit the larger professional multi and inter-arts community.

MULTI AND INTER-ARTS ORGANIZATIONS

April 2015 deadline

Advisors

Elle Alconcel, ScarboroughBill Kimball, PeterboroughDuane Moleni, Sault Ste. MarieAriane Nazroo, Gatineau, Que.

Written Assessment

Elwood Jimmy, Toronto

Recipients


Aanmitaagzi, North Bay, $30,000Canadian Community Arts Initiative, Mississauga,

$28,425De-ba-jeh-mu-jig Storytellers, Wikwemikong, $272,000Expect Theatre Inc., Toronto, $30,000Kapisanan Philippine Centre for Arts & Culture,

Toronto, $15,000Koffler Centre of the Arts, Toronto, $57,000Latin American Canadian Art Projects, Toronto, $9,476Luminato, Toronto, $57,000Manifesto Community Projects Inc., Toronto, $24,000Mayworks Festival, Toronto, $26,554

Native Women in the Arts, Toronto, $22,250Ottawa International Children’s Festival, Ottawa, $50,230Red Sky Performance, Toronto, $65,000Tangled Art + Disability, Toronto, $18,375Woodland Cultural Centre, Brantford, $57,210Workers Arts and Heritage Centre, Hamilton, $36,000Workman Arts, Toronto, $45,000

Annual Operating

Aboriginal Experiences, Arts and Culture, Ottawa, $50,000

Algoma Arts Festival Association, Sault Ste. Marie, $12,100House of PainT Festival of Urban Arts and Culture,

Ottawa, $24,800Muskoka Chautauqua, Port Carling, $17,000Nia Centre for the Arts, Toronto, $22,300Ojibwe Cultural Foundation, M’Chigeeng First Nation, $23,020Sunfest – Cross Cultural Arts Committee, London, $33,250

PROJETS MULTIARTS ET INTERARTS


Jurés

Bénéficiaires


Jurés

Bénéficiaires

/ Collectif des commissaires autochtones


MULTI AND INTER-ARTS PROJECTS

March 2015 deadline

Jurors

Basil AlZeri, TorontoJonathan Fisher, WikwemikongJane Gardner, St. CatharinesAmelia Griffin, OttawaSergio Guerra, OttawaElif Isikozlu, WhitbyMarie-Jennyne Mayard, MississaugaRichard Underhill, Toronto

Recipients

4elements Living Arts, Kagawong, $15,0008389136 Canada Foundation, Ottawa, $5,000The Artists Newsstand Collective, Toronto, $15,000Philip Beesley, Toronto, $6,000Jason Collett, Toronto, $5,000Darren Copeland, South River, $5,000The Department of Illumination, Picton, $8,000Department of Public Memory, Toronto, $9,305Dia de los Muertos Collective, Toronto, $11,000Electric City Culture Council, Peterborough, $10,000Fish Quill Poetry Boat, Guelph, $7,000Lindsay Fisher, Toronto, $13,000Iranian-Canadian Centre for Art and Culture, Toronto,

$7,000Christina Kingsbury, Guelph, $12,000Kitchi Anishnabe Ikwe, Ottawa, $15,000Museum of Ontario Archaeology, London, $8,000pounds per square inch performance, Toronto, $14,000princess productions, Toronto, $10,000Samarian Woman 28, New Dundee, $8,000Small Print, Toronto, $5,038Moez Surani, Thornhill, $15,000Transitions In Progress: Making Space for Place,

Toronto, $6,000VibraFusionLab, London, $9,000


Jurors

Lise Beaudry, TorontoEm Glasspool, PeterboroughMelody McKiver, OttawaLearie McNicolls, HamiltonLindsay Sarazin-Cote, North BayColleen Snell, MississaugaMoez Surani, Thornhill

Recipients

4elements Living Arts, Kagawong, $16,076Aboriginal Curatorial Collective

, Sturgeon Falls, $13,167

Aluna Theatre, Toronto, $16,000Another Birth Collective, Toronto, $6,000Art Spin Toronto, Toronto, $17,000Aurora Cultural Centre, Aurora, $3,500Sharada K. Eswar, Brampton, $15,000Eventual Ashes, Toronto, $10,000Femmes du Feu, Toronto, $11,500FIELDwork, Maberly, $16,000Lilia Leon, Toronto, $4,600Mush Hole Collective, Kitchener, $18,000Pratibha Arts, Toronto, $7,500SAW Video Media Art Centre, Ottawa, $7,500Spins & Needles Collective, Ottawa, $12,000Suitcase in Point, St. Catharines, $17,000Julia E.B. Thomas, Toronto, $7,500Tom Thomson Art Gallery, Owen Sound, $10,000UNITY Charity, Toronto, $15,000

MUSIQUEMUSIC

Members of The Art of Time Ensemble (from left) Erika Raum, Amy Laing and Joseph Phillips perform during Hawksley Workman: A Postmodern Cabaret at Harbourfront Centre in Toronto. (Photo: John Lauener)

À partir de la gauche : Erika Raum, Amy Laing et Joseph Phillips, membres de l’ensemble The Art of Time, interprètent des œuvres de l’auteur-compositeur Hawksley Workman au centre Harbourfront de Toronto. (Photo : John Lauener)


Responsable de la musique classique

Responsable de la musique populaire et de la musique du monde (jusqu’en juillet 2015)

Responsable de la musique populaire et de la musique du monde (à partir de novembre 2015)

Responsable adjointe intersectorielle (jusqu’en novembre 2015)

Les programmes de musique du CAO appuient la création, la production et la présentation d’œuvres musicales dans une gamme de genres et dans toutes les régions de la province. Tous les programmes favorisent l’exécution d’œuvres de compositeurs canadiens par des musiciens canadiens.

MUSICMUSIQUE

CHORALES ET GROUPES DE CHANT


Jurés

Bénéficiaires


David G.H. ParsonsClassical Music Officer

Michael MurrayPopular and World Music Officer (until July 2015)

Jessica DeljouraveshPopular and World Music Officer (from November 2015)

Cross Sectoral Associate Officer (until November 2015)

The OAC’s music programs support the creation, production and presentation of music from a range of genres and from across the province. All programs encourage the performance of work by Canadian composers and musicians.

CHOIRS & SINGING GROUPS


Jurors

Rachel Beausoleil-Morrison, OttawaArlene Duncan, TorontoLaura Thomas, VinelandShannon Whidden, Thunder Bay

Recipients

Arcady, Simcoe, $2,146Canadian Men’s Chorus, Stratford, $3,500Common Thread Community Chorus of Toronto,

Toronto, $3,144Countermeasure, Toronto, $4,500DaCapo Chamber Choir, Waterloo, $4,000

Delojan Choir, Waterloo, $2,644Dulcisono Women’s Choir, Shuniah, $2,644Exultate Chamber Singers, Toronto, $3,000Kingston Chamber Choir, Kingston, $4,000kith&kin, Toronto, $1,535Mimico Children’s Choir, Toronto, $4,000The Oriana Singers, Toronto, $4,500Ottawa Regional Youth Choir, Ottawa, $4,500Seventeen Voyces of Ottawa, Ottawa, $4,000Singing OUT! The Lesbian & Gay Chorus of Toronto,

Toronto, $4,000Tallis Choir of Toronto, Toronto, $4,000Theatre of Early Music, Ottawa, $4,500Tone Cluster – quite a queer choir, Ottawa, $3,500Vesnivka Choir, Toronto, $4,000Windsor Classic Chorale, Windsor, $2,644

ORGANISMES DE CHANT CHORAL


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CHORAL ORGANIZATIONS


Advisors

Arlene Duncan, TorontoPierre Poirier, OttawaLaura Thomas, VinelandShannon Whidden, Thunder Bay

Recipients


Amabile Choirs of London Canada, London, $22,373Amadeus Choir of Greater Toronto, Toronto, $19,504Bach Children’s Chorus, Toronto, $13,538Cantabile Choirs of Kingston, Kingston, $13,110Chorus Niagara, St. Catharines, $17,290Elmer Iseler Singers, Toronto, $50,768Elora Festival Singers, Elora, $36,490Guelph Chamber Choir, Guelph, $7,600Guelph Youth Singers, Guelph, $15,105Hamilton Children’s Choir, Hamilton, $14,250London Pro Musica, London, $9,666Oakville Children’s Choir, Oakville, $12,768Ottawa Bach Choir, Ottawa, $6,299Pax Christi Chorale, Toronto, $7,150The Peterborough Singers, Peterborough, $8,056Toronto Children’s Chorus, Toronto, $54,150Toronto Mendelssohn Choir, Toronto, $42,693Young Voices Toronto, Toronto, $13,538


Annual Operating

Fanshawe Chorus London, London, $6,541Grand Philharmonic Choir, Kitchener, $9,738MCS Chorus, Mississauga, $7,220Mississauga Children’s Choir, Mississauga, $7,695The Nathaniel Dett Chorale, Toronto, $29,151Orpheus Choir of Toronto, Toronto, $8,550Ottawa Choral Society, Ottawa, $9,567VIVA! Youth Singers of Toronto, Toronto, $7,458

ENREGISTREMENT DE MUSIQUE CLASSIQUE


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Bénéficiaires

COMMANDE D’ŒUVRES DE MUSIQUE ACTUELLE

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CLASSICAL MUSIC RECORDING PROGRAM


Jurors

Jean Desmarais, OttawaMichelle Gott, OttawaRob Hanson, BrooklinHussein Janmohamed, TorontoLarissa Koniuk, Toronto

Recipients

Capital Chamber Choir, Ottawa, $5,500Charles W. Hamann, Ottawa, $7,500Frank Horvat, Toronto, $8,500Miriam S. Khalil, Toronto, $5,000Juliet Kiri Palmer, Toronto, $10,000Mehdi Rezania, Toronto, $4,000James Rolfe, Toronto, $7,500Tapestry Opera, Toronto, $8,000The Thin Edge New Music Collective, Toronto, $8,500Thirteen Strings Chamber Orchestra, Ottawa, $5,000Toy Piano Composers, Toronto, $7,500

MUSIC COMMISSIONING

October 2015 / Jurors

Owen Bloomfield, CambridgeAllison Cameron, TorontoMichelle Gott, OttawaPatricia Green, LondonKevin Lau, Toronto

Recipients

Martin Arnold, Toronto (with David Schotzko, Toronto), $5,100

Rose A. Bolton, Toronto (with Music in the Barns, Toronto), $10,500

Marjorie Chan, Toronto (collaborating with Njo Kong Kie, Toronto), $2,000

Timothy D.G. Corlis, Bright (with Waterloo Chamber Players, Waterloo), $13,000

Brian Current, Toronto (with Vancouver Bach Choir, Vancouver, B.C.), $10,500

Omar Mark Daniel, Toronto (with Ensemble Made In Canada, Toronto), $4,500

Elisha Denburg, Toronto (with Blythwood Winds, Toronto), $5,240

Unnur Fjóla Evans, Toronto (with Vicky Chow, Brooklyn, N.Y.), $5,100

James Harley, Kitchener (with March Music Moderne, Portland, Ore.), $4,500

Alice Ping Yee Ho, Toronto (with Talisker Players Chamber Music, Toronto), $4,780

Anna Höstman, Toronto (with Mira Benjamin, London, U.K.), $5,100

Amanda Jernigan, Waterloo (collaborating with Colin Labadie, Waterloo), $3,000

Njo Kong Kie, Toronto (with Factory Theatre, Toronto), $6,250

Colin Labadie, Waterloo (with Inter Arts Matrix, Waterloo), $10,400

Christien Ledroit, Hamilton (with Portico Dans Theatre, Tulsa, Okla.), $6,500

Brent Lee, Windsor (with Rubbing Stone Ensemble, Calgary, Alta.), $6,500

Cecilia Livingston, Toronto (with Thin Edge New Music Collective, Toronto), $5,250

Kieren R. MacMillan, Toronto (with Haven, Toronto), $9,500

Morris Panych, Toronto (collaborating with James Rolfe, Toronto), $5,000

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OPÉRA


Conseillers

Bénéficiaires





Monica Pearce, Toronto (with Shawn Mativetsky, Verdun, Que.), $3,000

James Rolfe, Toronto (with Tapestry Opera, Toronto), $22,000

Erik Ross, Toronto (with group of twenty-seven, Toronto), $10,500

Adam Scime, Toronto (with Ensemble contemporain de Montréal, Montreal, Que.), $7,832

Darren Sigesmund, Toronto (with Rachel Mercer, Toronto), $3,000

Andrzej J. Tereszkowski, Kitchener (with Thin Edge New Music Collective, Toronto), $5,850

Phoebe Tsang, Toronto (collaborating with Alice Ping Yee Ho, Toronto),

$1,498Martin van de Ven, Toronto (with Jumblies

Theatre, Toronto), $6,600

OPERA


Advisors

Ryan Allen, TorontoTricia Baldwin, KingstonBarbara Kuker, WindsorMichael Mori, Toronto

Recipients


Canadian Children’s Opera Company, Toronto, $18,050Opera Atelier, Toronto, $199,500Tapestry Opera, Toronto, $104,500


Annual Operating

Opera Lyra, Ottawa, $60,920Toronto Masque Theatre, Toronto, $19,000Toronto Operetta Theatre, Toronto, $4,944Voicebox: Opera in Concert, Toronto, $7,296

PROJETS D’OPÉRA


Jurés

Bénéficiaires

ORCHESTRES


Conseillers

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OPERA PROJECTS


Jurors

Ryan Allen, TorontoTricia Baldwin, KingstonLeslie De’Ath, CambridgeAlice Ping Yee Ho, Toronto

Recipients

Against the Grain Theatre, Toronto, $20,000Autumn Melody Collective, Ottawa, $5,000The Bicycle Opera Project, Toronto, $10,280Centre for Opera Studies & Appreciation, Toronto, $7,500Culchahworks Arts Collective, Brampton, $20,000Essential Opera, New Hamburg, $1,500Evergreen Club Contemporary Gamelan, Toronto, $8,000FAWN Chamber Creative, Toronto, $6,000Highlands Opera Theatre, Haliburton, $16,000Opera Five Inc., Toronto, $13,000

ORCHESTRAS

March 2015 deadline

Advisors

Joanne Harada, VancouverE-Chen Hsu, Thunder BayCarol Kehoe, HamiltonErik Ross, Toronto

Recipients


Esprit Orchestra, Toronto, $114,000Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra, Hamilton, $95,000Kingston Symphony Association, Kingston, $66,500National Youth Orchestra of Canada, Toronto, $80,750The Niagara Symphony Association, St. Catharines, $44,175Ontario Philharmonic, Oshawa, $13,538Sinfonia Toronto, Toronto, $16,853Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra & Chamber Choir,

Toronto, $348,650Thunder Bay Symphony Orchestra, Thunder Bay, $210,900Windsor Symphony Orchestra, Windsor, $189,525


Annual Operating

Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony Orchestra Association, Kitchener, $329,413

Ottawa Symphony Orchestra, Ottawa, $44,412Thirteen Strings Chamber Orchestra, Ottawa, $23,050

ORCHESTRES – PROJETS


Jurés

Bénéficiaires

MUSIQUE POPULAIRE


Jurés

Bénéficiaires


ORCHESTRAS PROJECTS

March 2015 deadline

Jurors

Joanne Harada, Vancouver, B.C.E-Chen Hsu, Thunder BayCarol Kehoe, HamiltonErik Ross, Toronto

Recipients

Canadian Sinfonietta, Toronto, $7,500Cathedral Bluffs Symphony Orchestra, Toronto, $7,500Deep River Symphony Orchestra, Deep River, $7,000Dundas Valley Orchestra, Hamilton, $6,500Georgian Bay Symphony, Owen Sound, $12,000Greater Toronto Philharmonic Orchestra, Toronto, $5,000group of twenty-seven, Toronto, $9,478Guelph Symphony Orchestra, Guelph, $15,000Huronia Symphony Orchestra, Barrie, $10,000International Symphony Orchestra, Sarnia, $15,000Kindred Spirits Orchestra, Markham, $10,500Mississauga Symphony Orchestra, Mississauga, $12,500North Bay Symphony Orchestra, North Bay, $20,500Northumberland Orchestra and Choir, Cobourg, $7,000Oakville Symphony Orchestra, Oakville, $10,000Orchestra Kingston, Kingston, $2,000Orchestra Toronto, Toronto, $10,000Ottawa Baroque Consort, Ottawa, $7,000Peterborough Symphony Orchestra, Peterborough, $5,000Scarborough Philharmonic Orchestra, Toronto, $10,000Stratford Symphony Orchestra, Stratford, $7,500Sudbury Symphony Orchestra, Sudbury, $20,000Timmins Symphony Orchestra, Timmins, $20,000Toronto Concert Orchestra, Toronto, $7,500

POPULAR MUSIC

June 2015 deadline

Jurors

Christian Berthiaume, SudburyAlysha Brillinger, KitchenerBinaeshee-Quae Couchie-Nabigon, Pic River First NationCindy Doire, TimminsKwende Kefentse, OttawaFerline Regis, OttawaEytan Tobin, Toronto

Recipients

Sonia Oduwa Aimiumu, Toronto, $8,500Coco Love Alcorn, Owen Sound, $7,000Colin Allum, Toronto, $9,500Michael Arthurs, Toronto, $4,883Jason Ball, Toronto, $2,800Barque de Bamba, Toronto, $3,800Ben Barrile, Toronto, $8,500Armen Bazarian, Toronto, $2,800Jeff Bird, Guelph, $2,100Edgar Breau, Hamilton, $7,500Common Deer, Toronto, $7,500Adrian G. Cook, Toronto, $9,500John Corboy, Garden River, $3,000Isla Craig, Toronto, $7,873Jason Danley, Toronto, $8,075David Buchbinder’s Odessa/Havana, Toronto, $7,500Rita di Ghent, Toronto, $3,400Mohamad El M’rabet, Nepean, $6,750Kat Estacio, Mississauga, $9,500John Kameel Farah, Brampton, $3,000Erin Felepchuk, Ottawa, $8,500David Francey, Toronto, $7,500Jaron Freeman, Toronto, $3,400Ariana Gillis, Vineland, $8,500Jeremy Glenn, Toronto, $2,933Derek Gray, Toronto, $3,400Paul Gutierrez, Toronto, $7,500Bret Higgins, Toronto, $3,000House of David Gang, Toronto, $5,313Arthur Imperial, Toronto, $3,000Maneli Jamal, Toronto, $3,000


Jurés

Bénéficiaires


Carissa Kimbell, Toronto, $2,800LAL, Toronto, $6,650Jeremy Ledbetter, Toronto, $7,115Matthew Maaskant, Toronto, $3,000Manteca, Toronto, $6,800Michelle McCullock, Toronto, $7,500Anthony McIntyre, Toronto, $8,500Casey Mecija, Toronto, $4,000Mark Morley, Brampton, $7,500Claude Munson, Ottawa, $2,800Richmond Kwame Nantwi, Scarborough, $7,500Stephanie Nash, Whitby, $10,000Francesca Nocera, Toronto, $8,800Wagner Petrilli, Toronto, $3,400Tara Rice, Toronto, $3,000Yoser Rodriguez, Toronto, $4,073Matthew Rolfe, Toronto, $8,500Suba Sankaran, Toronto, $3,000Kristine Schmitt, Toronto, $7,000Michael Smith, Toronto, $3,400Adam Teixeira, Markham, $2,800Maylee V. Todd, Toronto, $9,500Erin Tomkins, Ottawa, $3,800Christopher Torti, Cambridge, $3,974Joshua Van Tassel, Toronto, $7,000Vineet Vyas, Toronto, $3,000The WAYO, Toronto, $4,208Patrick Wright, Sudbury, $4,000Yamantaka//Sonic Titan, Toronto, $4,000Carmen Yanuziello, Toronto, $3,400


Jurors

Melanie Brulée, TorontoChrista Couture, TorontoJean-Paul De Roover, Thunder BayMelanie Durrant, BoltonRoddy Ellias, OttawaOlympe Fie Guihede, OttawaAnthony Ramsay, KitchenerDaniel Sauvé, Ottawa

Recipients

Timothy Abraham, Toronto, $3,400Yetunde Ajasin, Toronto, $6,876

Ken Aldcroft, Toronto, $3,600Angelina Allemano, Toronto, $9,000Sean Bellaviti, Toronto, $9,000Yaniusky Borrell Morales, Ajax, $3,400Kevin Breit, Guelph, $3,600Alysha Brillinger, Kitchener, $3,400Harley Card, Toronto, $5,782Ernesto Cervini, Toronto, $8,500Jeremy Chambers, Brampton, $8,500Pierre Chrétien, Ottawa, $8,820Annabelle Chvostek, Toronto, $3,400Tafari Davis, Toronto, $8,500Dirty Dishes, Toronto, $3,600Cindy Doire, Toronto, $3,800Andrew Downing, Toronto, $4,000Ryan Driver, Toronto, $9,000Danielle Duval, Toronto, $9,000Karen Andrea Ellis, Toronto, $8,500The Elwins, Keswick, $6,650Mark Michael William Faulknor, Burlington, $3,400Shaun Frank, Toronto, $3,600Richard Garvey, Guelph, $3,600Tania Gill, Toronto, $3,600David Gillis, Vineland, $8,940Ginger Ale & The Monowhales, Toronto, $3,600Laura Goheen, Hamilton, $4,000Eve Goldberg, Toronto, $3,400The Goods Music, Newmarket, $8,500Scotty Grieve, Waterloo, $8,500Haolin Munk, Stoney Creek, $6,372Lacey Hill, Brantford, $8,500The Holy Gasp, Toronto, $9,000Jeff W. Homère, Ottawa, $7,500Frank Horvat, Toronto, $3,600Yaovi Hoyi, Ottawa, $4,000Ashley Jane, Toronto, $1,500Tara Kannangara, Toronto, $7,309Peter Katz, Toronto, $3,600Kc Roberts and the Live Revolution, Toronto, $9,000Alexander McLeod, Ohsweken, $8,500Kelsey McNulty, Toronto, $5,130Meghan Meisters, Toronto, $9,000Amhed Mitchel, Toronto, $7,800Paul Murphy, Toronto, $4,000Arnie Naiman, Aurora, $7,200Hannah Naiman, Toronto, $9,000Donat Nyabyenda, Toronto, $10,000Hemant Panwar, Toronto, $9,000Roy Patterson, Hamilton, $1,800

DIFFUSEURS ET PRODUCTEURS


Conseillers

Bénéficiaires





Thomas Paxton-Beesley, Toronto, $3,400Frank Sebastian Payne, Brampton, $8,500PEERS, Toronto, $3,600Les Petits Nouveaux, Toronto, $8,475Galyn Pottruff, Toronto, $8,910Darryl Poulsen, Toronto, $4,000Dieudonné Rakotomamonjy, Toronto, $3,600Kim W. Ratcliffe, Toronto, $3,600Ferline Regis, Ottawa, $3,600Robert Rice, Toronto, $4,000Omar David Rivero, Ottawa, $3,600Justin Rutledge, Toronto, $3,600Tasha Schumann, Toronto, $3,400Preetam Sengupta, Guelph, $4,000Darren Sigesmund, Toronto, $9,000Ansley Simpson, Toronto, $3,600Sarah Slean, Toronto, $10,000Thugli, Toronto, $3,600Ernie P. Tollar, Toronto, $3,600Amanda Tosoff, Toronto, $3,400Dorjee Tsering, Toronto, $9,000UKTACA, Toronto, $8,000Juhaish Venkatarangam, Ottawa, $4,000Shan Vincent de Paul, Toronto, $6,000Chris Wallace, Toronto, $2,000David Woodhead, Toronto, $8,500

PRESENTER/PRODUCER

April 2015 deadline

Advisors

Virginia Clark, KingstonJason R. Martin, OhswekenHeidi McKenzie, TorontoRakhi Mutta, BramptonNilan Perera, Toronto

Recipients


Amici Chamber Ensemble, Cambridge, $6,128Art of Time Ensemble, Toronto, $23,750Ashkenaz Foundation, Toronto, $22,800Continuum Contemporary Music, Toronto, $17,100Hannaford Street Silver Band, Toronto, $32,728Lindsay Concert Foundation, Lindsay, $9,681The Music Gallery, Toronto, $42,418Music TORONTO, Toronto, $41,895Nagata Shachu, Scarborough, $13,063New Music Concerts, Toronto, $34,115Small World Music Society, Toronto, $45,885Soundstreams Canada, Toronto, $91,485Talisker Players Chamber Music, Toronto, $8,265Toronto Blues Society, Toronto, $26,600Toronto Consort, Toronto, $24,225


Annual Operating

Aradia Ensemble, Toronto, $6,498The Array Centre for Contemporary Music /

Arraymusic, Toronto, $21,931Bharathi Kala Manram, Mississauga, $12,184Chinese Artists Society of Toronto, Toronto, $9,500The Grand River Jazz Society Corp., Waterloo, $18,050


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Bénéficiaires





Neruda Arts, Kitchener, $23,750NUMUS Concerts Inc., Waterloo, $20,252Raag-Mala Music Society, Toronto, $6,630Wavelength Music Arts Projects, Toronto, $24,981


Advisors

Katherine Carleton, PeterboroughLisa Marie Naponse, NaughtonJory Nash, TorontoJoni NehRita Rodney, Guelph

Recipients


Brott Music Festival, Hamilton, $47,500desiFEST, Markham, $13,538Festival of the Sound, Parry Sound, $45,434Georgian Bay Folk Society, Owen Sound, $24,938Goderich Celtic Folk Society, Goderich, $19,499Guelph Jazz Festival, Guelph, $39,330Hillside Festival, Guelph, $40,850Home County Folk League, London, $18,050Mariposa Folk Foundation, Orillia, $10,260Muhtadi International Drumming Festival,

Toronto, $26,125Music and Beyond, Ottawa, $46,075Music Niagara, Niagara-on-the-Lake, $19,000Northern Lights Festival Boréal, Sudbury, $14,250Ottawa Chamber Music Society, Ottawa, $34,833Ottawa Jazz Festival Inc., Ottawa, $60,534Stratford Summer Music, Stratford, $29,987Toronto Downtown Jazz Society, Toronto, $32,490Toronto Summer Music Festival, Toronto, $30,400Westben Arts Festival Theatre, Campbellford, $19,000


Annual Operating

All-Canadian Jazz Festival Port Hope, Port Hope, $10,288Brookside Music Association, Tiny, $9,500CityFolk, Ottawa, $22,562Elora Festival, Elora, $26,686Kitchener Blues Community Inc., Kitchener, $19,000Lula Music and Arts Centre, Toronto, $19,000Music Africa, Toronto, $21,660Open Ears Festival of Music and Sound, Kitchener, $11,930Sun Life Financial Uptown Waterloo Jazz Festival,

Waterloo, $5,280SweetWater Music Festival, Owen Sound, $9,500Trout Forest Music Festival, Ear Falls, $9,499

DIFFUSEURS ET PRODUCTEURS – PROJETS


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Jurés

Bénéficiaires


PRESENTER/PRODUCER PROJECTS

April 2015 deadline

Jurors

Virginia Clark, KingstonDarren Copeland, South RiverEmily Field, HamiltonJason R. Martin, OhswekenHeidi McKenzie, TorontoJen McKerral, SudburyMarion Newman, TorontoNilan Perera, Toronto

Recipients

The Academy Concert Series, Toronto, $4,000Algoma Conservatory of Music, Sault Ste. Marie, $10,000Bloor Ossington Folk Festival, Toronto, $17,000Blue Moss Ensemble, Toronto, $3,500Canadian Art Song Project, Toronto, $2,500Capella Intima, Hamilton, $3,500Chamber Music Hamilton, Hamilton, $5,500Consortium Aurora Borealis, Thunder Bay, $9,000The Corporation of Massey Hall and Roy Thomson

Hall, Toronto, $17,000Ensemble Polaris, Toronto, $7,000ExpresArte, Toronto, $2,840Folkus Concert Series, Almonte, $3,500Gallery Players of Niagara, Virgil, $6,186Health Arts Society of Ontario, Toronto, $5,000Kazoo! Festival, Guelph, $15,500Kingston Centre of the Royal Canadian College of

Organists, Kingston, $5,000Kouraba Toronto Centre for Cultural Advancement,

Scarborough, $2,576LAL, Toronto, $4,800Long Winter, Toronto, $14,200The Malhar Group Music Circle of Ontario, Hamilton, $1,000Markham Jazz Festival, Markham, $12,000The Mill Race Folk Society, Cambridge, $4,615MonstrARTity, Mississauga, $13,000Mooredale Concerts, Toronto, $3,500Orchestral Powwow Project, Toronto, $10,000Rub Out the Word, Brampton, $2,400Silence, Guelph, $5,300

Spectrum Composers Collective, Toronto, $1,846St. Lawrence Acoustic Stage Performances Inc.,

Morrisburg, $6,035TAMALA, Toronto, $5,000The Thin Edge New Music Collective, Toronto, $4,000Tone Deaf Collective, Kingston, $4,900TorQ Percussion Quartet, Toronto, $7,000Toy Piano Composers, Toronto, $7,000Trio D’Argento, Waterloo, $3,500Tune Your Ride Collective, Toronto, $2,300Windsong Music, Powassan, $2,100Zula Music & Arts Collective Hamilton, Hamilton, $13,000


Jurors

Alex Bilodeau, OttawaAgathe Boisset, KingstonPetr Cancura, OttawaOlivier Henchiri, OttawaMidori Koga, TorontoLisa Marie Naponse, NaughtonJory Nash, TorontoPam Patel, CambridgeJoni NehRita Rodney, Guelph

Recipients

5 at the First Chamber Players, Toronto, $5,000Blue Skies Cultural Centre, Pefferlaw, $12,000Caution Tape Sound Collective, Toronto, $2,749Centre culturel Le Chenail, Hawkesbury, $9,500CONTACT contemporary music, Toronto, $4,000House of PainT Festival of Urban Arts and Culture,

Ottawa, $13,000INNERchamber Inc., Stratford, $3,500IRIE Music Festival Incorporated, Toronto, $16,000Jazz Sudbury, Sudbury, $16,000Jeunesses Musicales Ontario, Toronto, $10,000junctQin keyboard collective, Toronto, $2,875The Mill Race Folk Society, Cambridge, $5,850Music at Port Milford Canada Incorporated,

Milford, $2,500Music in the Barns, Toronto, $12,000Musica Reflecta, Toronto, $4,000

O’Kaadenigan Wiingashk Collective, Peterborough, $17,162Penderecki String Quartet, Waterloo, $6,025Pierre Schryer Band, Thunder Bay, $9,000Prince Edward County Classical Music Festival,

Picton, $7,500Scaramella Concerts, Toronto, $8,000Schubert Now, Toronto, $8,250Sing! Toronto Vocal Arts Festival, Toronto, $15,000Stewart Park Festival, Perth, $16,000Sunfest – Cross Cultural Arts Committee, London, $16,000Syrinx Concerts Toronto, Toronto, $4,000Temagami Artistic Collective, Temagami, $12,168Toronto Tabla Ensemble, Toronto, $2,423Vision Africana2000 Cultural Groupe, Toronto, $10,500World Fiddle Day Toronto, Toronto, $2,700Zula Music & Arts Collective Hamilton, Hamilton, $13,500


ARTS DU NORDNORTHERN ARTS

Le kiosque des Éditions Prise de parole au Salon du livre de Montréal.(Photo : Stéphane Cormier)

Éditions Prise de parole participates in the Salon du livre de Montréal.(Photo: Stéphane Cormier)


Responsable

Le programme Arts du Nord reconnaît la nature particulière de la production artistique dans le nord de l’Ontario. Ce programme offre des subventions de projet aux organismes, artistes et collectifs du Nord pour la création de nouvelles œuvres. Il finance des projets dont le but principal consiste à présenter, promouvoir et diffuser les arts et les artistes du Nord pour que les auditoires de cette région aient accès à un plus grand nombre d’expériences artistiques. Ce programme subventionne également les projets de nature communautaire ainsi que les projets qui avorisent le développement des compétences

artistiques et le perfectionnement professionnel. Les conseillers artistiques pour le Nord aident les artistes et les organismes artistiques du Grand Nord, du Nord-Ouest et du Nord-Est à présenter une demande de subvention.

NORTHERN ARTSARTS DU NORD


Jurées

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Christina AkrongOfficer

The Northern Arts program acknowledges the distinctive nature of the arts produced in northern Ontario. The program provides project support for new works by northern Ontario-based organizations, individual artists and collectives. It funds projects that present or promote the distribution of northern arts and artists in recogni-tion that audiences in the north deserve access to more arts experiences. The program also supports community engagement projects as well as skills and career development projects in the arts. The Northern Arts consultants provide grant application guidance to artists and arts organizations based in Ontario’s far north, northwest and northeast.

May 2015 deadline

Jurors

Hana Beitl, Sioux LookoutShy-Anne Hovorka, NipigonSarah Lashbrook, SudburyAurélie Marié, SudburyPhoebe Sutherland, Moose Factory

Recipients

Janice Andrews, Thunder Bay, $6,600Atikokan Public Library, Atikokan, $1,680Billy Bruhmuller, Sudbury, $12,000Christian Chapman, Fort William First Nation, $10,500Sophie Anne Edwards, Little Current (collaborating

with Heather Thoma, Little Current), $7,225

Elemental Productions, Thunder Bay, $13,500

Kyle Giardino, Thunder Bay, $3,000Matthew Heiti, Sudbury, $8,000Gunhild Hotte, Cochrane, $9,000Local Filmmakers, Sault Ste. Marie, $13,500Jean Marshall, Fort William First Nation, $5,000North Light Media Collective, North Bay, $12,500Northern Lights Community Theatre, Sioux Lookout, $2,630Andrea Novoa, Thunder Bay, $12,500Onaman Collective, Serpent River First Nation, $10,000Jon Parolin, North Bay, $12,000Jena Schmitt, Sault Ste. Marie, $7,500Kristin Shepherd, North Bay, $6,000Silver Birch String Quartet, Sudbury, $5,000Sudbury Symphony Orchestra, Sudbury, $5,000Heather Thoma, Little Current, $7,225Wiikwemikoong Art Gallery, Wikwemikong, $13,500Cheryl Wilson-Smith, Red Lake, $12,000


Jurés

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Jurors

Daniel Aubin, SudburySerena Kataoka, North BayMatthew Kennedy, KenoraRobin Ranger, Thunder BayRihkee Strapp, Sault Ste. Marie

Recipients

Nadine Arpin, Sioux Lookout, $15,000Thierry Bissonnette, Sudbury, $10,000Darren Copeland, South River, $8,500Jamie Dupuis, Sudbury, $9,600Flash Frame Film and Video Network, Thunder Bay, $15,000Future in Safe Hands Collective, Sturgeon Falls, $10,000Ronald Harpelle, Thunder Bay, $12,000Hidden Roots Collective, North Bay, $15,000Ira Johnson, Thunder Bay, $5,957Sarah King Gold, Sudbury, $3,080Bryden Kiwenzie, Sudbury, $13,750Mariana Lafrance, Little Current, $7,426Jaymie T. Lathem, North Bay, $7,500Robert Lemay, Sudbury (collaborating with

Christian Robinson, Sudbury), $6,100

Jean E. Pendziwol, Thunder Bay, $5,000Pulp & Paper Studio, Thunder Bay, $14,900Christian Robinson, Sudbury, $6,100Piotr Skowronski, Thunder Bay, $9,000Superior Theatre Festival, Thunder Bay, $12,000Temiskaming Screening Room, New Liskeard, $12,680Thinking Rock Community Arts, Thessalon, $15,000We Live Up Here Urban Arts, Sudbury, $14,047YES Theatre, Sudbury, $13,000

THEATRE

Timothy L. Hill (foregound), Brianne Tucker, Dakota Hebert and Alex Lamoureux (background from left) in Roseneath Theatre’s touring production of Spirit Horse. (Photo: John Packman)

THÉATRE

Scène de Spirit Horse, pièce présentée en tournée par Roseneath Theatre. Au premier plan : Timothy L. Hill. À l’arrière-plan, de gauche à droite : Brianne Tucker, Dakota Hebert et Alex Lamoureux. (Photo : John Packman)


Responsable

Les programmes de théâtre du CAO favorisent le travail d’organismes de théâtre, de créateurs et d’autres artistes actifs dans le domaine du théâtre en Ontario. Ces programmes sont offerts uniquement en anglais.

THEATRETHÉATRE

DRAMATURGES RÉSIDENTS


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The OAC’s Theatre programs encourage the work of Ontario-based theatre organizations, creators and other artists involved in theatre in Ontario. These are English-language programs only.

PLAYWRIGHT RESIDENCY

April 2015 deadline

Jurors

Heather Davies, StratfordJoseph Recinos, TorontoAnusree Roy, Toronto

Recipients

Damien Atkins, Toronto (with Factory Theatre, Toronto), $10,000

Briana Brown, Bayfield (with Driftwood Theatre Group, Toronto), $3,500

Anna Chatterton, Hamilton (with Nightwood Theatre, Toronto), $10,000

Mark Crawford, Toronto (with Blyth Festival, Blyth), $10,000

Beau Dixon, Peterborough (with 4th Line Theatre, Millbrook), $10,000

Sean M. Dixon, Toronto (with Theatrefront, Toronto), $10,000

Sara Farb, Toronto (collaborating with Britta Johnson, Toronto), $5,000

Matthew Heiti, Sudbury (with Pat the Dog Theatre Creation, Kitchener), $10,000

Catherine Hernandez, Toronto (with Nightswimming, Toronto), $10,000

Britta Johnson, Toronto (with Acting Up Stage Company, Toronto), $5,000

Suvendrini Lena, Toronto (with Cahoots Theatre Company, Toronto), $6,000

Jordan Mandlowitz, Toronto (with Carousel Players, St. Catharines), $10,000

Mariló Núñez, Hamilton (with Aluna Theatre, Toronto), $10,000

Rosamund Small, Toronto (with Theatre Passe Muraille, Toronto), $10,000

Evan Webber, Toronto (with Tarragon Theatre, Toronto), $10,000

RÉSERVE DES CRÉATEURS DE THÉÂTRE


Tiers recommandataires (théâtres)

Certains candidats ont reçu plus d’une subvention dans le cadre de ce programme. Le montant indiqué représente le total des subventions.

Bénéficiaires


THEATRE CREATORS’ RESERVE

March 2016 deadline

Third-Party Recommenders (Theatres)

4th Line Theatre, MillbrookActing Up Stage Company, TorontoAluna Theatre, Torontob current, TorontoBlyth Festival, BlythBuddies in Bad Times Theatre, TorontoCabaret Theatre Company, TorontoCahoots Theatre Company, TorontoCanadian Stage, TorontoCarousel Players, St. CatharinesCommon Boots Theatre, TorontoCrow’s Theatre, TorontoFactory Theatre, TorontoFestival Players of Prince Edward County, PictonFIXT POINT, Torontofu-GEN Theatre Company, TorontoGrand Theatre, LondonGreat Canadian Theatre Company, OttawaHarbourfront Centre, TorontoJumblies Theatre, TorontoMammalian Diving Reflex, TorontoMixed Company Theatre, TorontoMT Space, KitchenerNative Earth Performing Arts, TorontoNightswimming, TorontoNightwood Theatre, TorontoObsidian Theatre Company Inc., TorontoOdyssey Theatre, OttawaOttawa Fringe Festival, OttawaPat the Dog Theatre Creation, KitchenerPort Stanley Festival Theatre, Port StanleyPuppetmongers Theatre, TorontoRoseneath Theatre, TorontoShaw Festival, Niagara-on-the-LakeSmile Theatre, TorontoSoulpepper, TorontoStudio 180 Theatre, TorontoSudbury Theatre Centre, SudburySuitcase in Point, St. CatharinesSummerWorks Performance Festival, TorontoTalk Is Free Theatre, BarrieTangled Art + Disability, TorontoTapestry Opera, TorontoTarragon Theatre, Toronto

Theatre Aquarius Inc., HamiltonTheatre Centre, TorontoTheatre Direct, TorontoTheatre Gargantua, TorontoTheatre Passe Muraille, TorontoTheatre Smith-Gilmour, TorontoThousand Islands Playhouse, GananoqueToronto Fringe, TorontoVolcano Non-Profit Productions Inc., TorontoWhy Not Theatre, TorontoYoung People’s Theatre, Toronto

Some applicants received more than one Theatre Creators’ Reserve grant. Amount listed is total of awards.

Recipients

7th Cousins, Toronto, $3,000A Sense Of Wonder, Guelph, $2,000Kawa Ada, Toronto, $3,500Ahuri Theatre, Toronto, $2,000Ashraf Al Zaghal, Toronto, $2,000Eleanor Albanese, Thunder Bay, $1,000Thom Allison, Toronto, $2,000Kanika Ambrose, Toronto, $2,000An Indie(n) Rights Reserve, Hamilton, $5,200David Archibald, Newburgh, $2,000Lawrence Aronovitch, Ottawa, $1,500Bad New Days, Toronto, $1,000Marie Beath Badian, Toronto, $2,000Bilal Z. Baig, Toronto, $3,000Adam Bailey, Toronto, $1,000Liza Balkan, Stratford, $2,000Anne Barber, Toronto, $1,670Daniele Bartolini, Toronto, $5,000Georgina Beaty, Toronto, $3,000Conrad Beaubien, Hillier, $1,000Nova Bhattacharya, Toronto, $1,000Sehar Bhojani, Toronto, $4,500Nicolas Billon, Toronto, $2,500Rachel Blair, Toronto, $1,000Blue Bird Theatre Collective, Toronto, $4,500Yolanda Bonnell, Toronto, $2,000Erin Brandenburg, Toronto, $2,000Paul Braunstein, Toronto, $2,000Briana Brown, Bayfield, $1,000Erin E. Brubacher, Toronto, $3,000Jennifer Burak, Toronto, $1,000

Kate Cayley, Toronto, $2,000Marjorie Chan, Toronto, $1,000Martha Chaves, Toronto, $1,200Chantal Chevalier, Stratford, $1,000Fiona Clarke, Toronto, $1,800Clotheswap Collective, Toronto, $2,660Lisa Codrington, Toronto, $1,500Sascha Cole, Toronto, $1,000Common People, Toronto, $1,000Alessandro Costantini, Sudbury, $1,200Lisa Karen Cox, Toronto, $8,500David S. Craig, Toronto, $1,000Creative Mafia, Toronto, $2,000Brandon W. Crone, Toronto, $1,000Katherine Cullen, Toronto, $2,500Krista Dalby, Picton, $1,000Raven Dauda, Toronto, $7,000Heather Davies, Stratford, $3,500Marion de Vries, Toronto, $4,000The Dead Roads Collective, Toronto, $3,000Heather Debling, Stratford, $1,000Sean Devine, Ottawa, $1,500Beau Dixon, Peterborough, $2,000Jess Dobkin, Toronto, $1,500Bruce Dow, Toronto, $2,500Sunny Drake, Toronto, $2,000David M.G. Duclos, Toronto, $1,000Audrey Dwyer, Toronto, $1,500Jakob Ehman, Toronto, $1,000Rachelle Elie, Carp, $1,000Cathy Elliott, Cookstown, $1,500Daniel Ellis, Toronto, $1,000William Ellis, Toronto, $1,000Jodi Essery, Gatineau, $1,500Aria P.P. Evans, Toronto, $4,000Eventual Ashes, Toronto, $1,000Sophia Fabiilli, Toronto, $3,200Molison Farmer, Toronto, $1,000Femmes du Feu, Toronto, $1,500Miriam Fernandes, Toronto, $1,000Sedina Fiati, Toronto, $1,200Firebrand Theatre, Peterborough, $2,000Rebecca Fisseha, Toronto, $1,900Annalee Flint, Hamilton, $1,000Zachary Florence, Toronto, $2,000The Flying Child Collective, Toronto, $1,000Natalie Frijia, Toronto, $1,000Matthew Fyfe, Toronto, $1,000Steven Gallagher, Toronto, $1,000Sarah Gartshore, Sudbury, $2,700Dean Gilmour, Toronto, $1,500Carlos Gonzalez-Vio, Toronto, $2,000

Michael Greyeyes, Aurora, $5,000Laurel Dee Gugler, Toronto, $1,000Madeleine Hall, Ottawa, $2,300Ingrid Hansen, Toronto, $1,000Jill Harper, Toronto, $3,000Jenna Harris, Toronto, $2,500Heather Hermant, Toronto, $1,000Kate Hewlett, Toronto, $1,000Nadia L. Hohn, Toronto, $1,500Ximena Huizi, Toronto, $1,000Nada Humsi, Kitchener, $6,000Roshanak Jaberi, Toronto, $1,500Patty Jamieson, Niagara-on-the-Lake, $1,500Aaron Jan, Toronto, $2,500D’Arcy Jenish, Ajax, $1,000Britta Johnson, Toronto, $1,000Marion Johnson, London, $1,000Daiva Johnston, Toronto, $1,000Deanna Jones, St. Catharines, $1,000Amrit Kaur, Markham, $1,000Robert Kempson, Toronto, $1,000Kitchenband, Toronto, $1,000Viktorija Kovac, Waterloo, $1,400Michael Kras, Hamilton, $2,000Ming-Bo Lam, Toronto, $1,000Richard Lam, Toronto, $1,000Shaista Latif, Toronto, $1,000Jani Lauzon, Toronto, $2,500Emily Law, Toronto, $1,000Julia Lederer, Toronto, $2,000Clayton Lee, Toronto, $1,000Janice Lee, Kitchener, $3,500lemonTree theatre creations, Toronto, $1,500Lilia Leon, Toronto, $1,000Litmus Theatre Collective, Toronto, $2,500Diana Lopez Soto, Uxbridge, $1,000Kathryn MacKay, Kingston, $2,000Mandy E. MacLean, Toronto, $1,000Anthony MacMahon, Toronto, $1,000Denise Mader, Toronto, $1,000Jason Maghanoy, Toronto, $1,000Lynda Martens, London, $1,000Sharron Matthews, Stratford, $3,500Haley McGee, Toronto, $1,000Tom McGee, Toronto, $2,000Mark McGrinder, Toronto, $1,000the mcguffin company, Toronto, $3,000Kelly McIntosh, Stratford, $3,000Philip McKee, Toronto, $2,000Radha S. Menon, Hamilton, $2,000Justin Miller, Toronto, $2,500Gilda Monreal, Toronto, $2,000


Marina Moreira, Toronto, $1,000Melissa Morris, Toronto, $1,500Natasha Adiyana Morris, Toronto, $1,500Theresa (Tijiki) Morris, Toronto, $1,000MotionLive Collective, Toronto, $3,000Arletta Murray, Kitchener, $1,500Rose Napoli, Toronto, $3,000Stephen L. Near, Hamilton, $1,000Mariló Núñez, Hamilton, $3,000Joseph Pagnan, Toronto, $2,000Paradigm Productions, Toronto, $2,000Jivesh Parasram, Toronto, $1,000Liza Paul, Toronto, $2,000Carrie Perreault, Toronto, $2,000Liz Peterson, Toronto, $1,000Betty Quan, Toronto, $1,000Jijo Quayson, Toronto, $2,000QuipTake, Toronto, $1,000Quote Unquote Collective, Toronto, $16,670the red light district, Toronto, $3,000Luke Anthony Reece, Toronto, $1,000Refraction Theatre Collective, Ottawa, $1,000Rafael Antonio Renderos, Toronto, $1,000Alexandra Joy Richardson, Toronto, $2,500Juno Rinaldi, Hamilton, $1,000Michael Rinaldi, Hamilton, $1,000Tanya Rintoul, Toronto, $1,000Carlos Rivera, Toronto, $2,500Anusree Roy, Toronto, $7,100Jessica Ruano, Ottawa, $1,750Michael Rubenfeld, Toronto, $1,000Banuta Rubess, Toronto, $3,500Daniel Rubinoff, Toronto, $1,000Zachary Russell, Toronto, $4,000Clelia Scala, St. Catharines, $1,000Andrea Scott, Toronto, $8,600Cheyenne Scott, Toronto, $2,000Lorraine Segato, Toronto, $1,000Jonathan Seinen, Toronto, $3,500Adam Seybold, Toronto, $3,500Kevin Shea, Toronto, $1,500Kristin Shepherd, North Bay, $1,400Emil Sher, Toronto, $2,000Jason S. Sherman, Toronto, $6,000Michelle Silagy, Toronto, $3,000Pierre Francis Simpson, Toronto, $4,000Katherine Sly, Toronto, $3,000R. Keith Smith, Ennismore, $1,000Birgitte Solem, Toronto, $2,000Donna-Michelle St. Bernard, Toronto, $2,000Bronwyn Steinberg, Ottawa, $1,750Courtenay Stevens, Toronto, $1,000

The Suck and Blow Collective, Toronto, $5,000Shaunga Tagore, Toronto, $1,500Jordan Tannahill, Toronto, $6,000Sasha Tate-Howarth, Toronto, $2,600Drew Hayden Taylor, Curve Lake First Nation, $3,000Theatre Rhea, Toronto, $4,500Julia E.B. Thomas, Toronto, $2,500Twitches & Itches Theatre, St. Catharines, $1,000Priscila Uppal, Toronto, $1,500Paul Van Dyck, Brockville, $1,500Diane Vanden Hoven, London, $1,000Guillermo Verdecchia, Toronto, $2,000Colleen Wagner, Toronto, $1,000Sarah Waisvisz, Ottawa, $1,500Johnnie Walker, Toronto, $1,500Victoria Wang, Toronto, $2,000Teneile Warren, Toronto, $1,500Kristina Watt, Ottawa, $2,000We Have No Curtains Collective, Ottawa, $6,700Tim Welham, Oakville, $1,000Jamie Williams, Niagara-on-the-Lake, $1,000Paula Wing, Toronto, $4,000Kevin Wong, Toronto, $1,000Eric Woolfe, Toronto, $2,000Helen Yung, Toronto, $2,000


COMPAGNIES DE THÉÂTRE


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THEATRE ORGANIZATIONS

March 2015 deadline

Advisors

Laurie Champagne, OttawaLyndee Hansen, ThorndaleJajube Mandiela, TorontoJimena Ortuzar, TorontoSteven Schipper, Winnipeg

Recipients


Acting Up Stage Company, Toronto, $19,000Aluna Theatre, Toronto, $17,100b current, Toronto, $19,494Buddies in Bad Times Theatre, Toronto, $149,150The Cabaret Theatre Company, Toronto, $16,150Cahoots Theatre Company, Toronto, $38,000Canadian Stage, Toronto, $679,250 Carousel Players, St. Catharines, $133,000Centre for Indigenous Theatre, Toronto, $46,550Common Boots Theatre, Toronto, $22,960The Company Theatre, Toronto, $11,400Crow’s Theatre, Toronto, $32,300Factory Theatre, Toronto, $140,600fu-GEN Theatre Company, Toronto, $28,500The Grand Theatre, London, $213,750Great Canadian Theatre Company, Ottawa, $183,350Magnus Theatre Company, Thunder Bay, $137,180Mammalian Diving Reflex, Toronto, $21,850Mixed Company Theatre, Toronto, $14,440Modern Times Stage Company, Toronto, $17,100MT Space, Kitchener, $28,500Native Earth Performing Arts, Toronto, $66,500Necessary Angel Theatre Company, Toronto, $78,850Nightswimming, Toronto, $28,500Nightwood Theatre, Toronto, $53,200Obsidian Theatre Company Inc., Toronto, $63,650Pat the Dog Theatre Creation, Kitchener, $28,500Pleiades Theatre, Toronto, $17,100Puppetmongers Theatre, Toronto, $16,245Rag & Bone Puppet Theatre, Ottawa, $9,500Roseneath Theatre, Toronto, $103,550

Shakespeare in Action, Toronto, $13,538Small Theatre Administrative Facility (STAF), Toronto, $76,000Smile Theatre, Toronto, $28,500Studio 180 Theatre, Toronto, $17,100Sudbury Theatre Centre, Sudbury, $95,000Suitcase in Point, St. Catharines, $13,851Talk Is Free Theatre, Barrie, $23,750Tarragon Theatre, Toronto, $227,050Theatre Aquarius Inc., Hamilton, $248,900Theatre Direct, Toronto, $149,150Theatre Gargantua, Toronto, $12,312Theatre Kingston, Kingston, $16,245Theatre Museum Canada, Toronto, $14,250Theatre Orangeville, Orangeville, $77,900Theatre Passe Muraille, Toronto, $119,700Theatre Smith-Gilmour, Toronto, $19,000Theatrefront, Toronto, $15,200VideoCabaret, Toronto, $29,070Volcano Non-Profit Productions Inc., Toronto, $24,700Young People’s Theatre, Toronto, $363,850


Annual Operating

FIXT POINT, Toronto, $19,000Lost&Found Theatre, Kitchener, $16,245Paprika Festival, Toronto, $9,500The Theatre Centre, Toronto, $47,500Theatre Smash, Toronto, $6,905Why Not Theatre, Toronto, $19,000


Conseillers

Bénéficiaires


Nota : Les organismes mentionnés ci-dessus se trouvent dans l’exercice 3 d’un cycle de finance-ment pluriannuel, et leur demande a été examinée par la responsable du programme.


PROJETS DE THÉÂTRE


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4th Line Theatre, Millbrook, $56,050Blyth Festival, Blyth, $132,050Driftwood Theatre Group, Toronto, $18,050Festival Players of Prince Edward County, Picton, $20,520Humber River Shakespeare, Toronto, $14,250Lighthouse Festival Theatre, Port Dover, $47,300London Fringe, London, $17,100Magnetic North Theatre Festival, Ottawa, $63,175Odyssey Theatre, Ottawa, $40,850Ottawa Fringe Festival, Ottawa, $17,100Port Stanley Festival Theatre, Port Stanley, $36,100Soulpepper, Toronto, $384,750St. Lawrence Shakespeare Festival, Prescott, $23,560SummerWorks Performance Festival, Toronto, $23,275Thousand Islands Playhouse, Gananoque, $238,450The Toronto Fringe, Toronto, $71,250


Annual Operating

The Hamilton Festival Theatre Company, Hamilton, $23,750

THEATRE PROJECTS


Jurors

Kim Blackwell, TorontoMadeleine Boyes-Manseau, OttawaLaura Quigley, GuelphAndrea Scott, TorontoRudy Webb, Brechin

Recipients

The 20K Collective, Toronto, $14,000Appledore Productions, Toronto, $16,000Architect Theatre, Toronto, $8,000Sabrina A. Bandali, Toronto, $14,000Butcher’s Block Productions, Toronto, $9,000Culchahworks Arts Collective, Toronto, $15,000Feast Collective, Toronto, $5,000Lois Fine, Toronto, $5,000green light arts, Kitchener, $5,000Nada Humsi, Kitchener, $8,000Esther Jun, Toronto, $8,000Lemon Bucket Orkestra, Toronto, $18,000Litmus Theatre Collective, Toronto, $8,000Moveable Beast Collective, Toronto, $5,000Thomas Olajide, Toronto, $9,000Pandemic Theatre, Toronto, $15,000Pink Pluto, Toronto, $8,500Quote Unquote Collective, Toronto, $5,000SAWITRI Theatre Group, Mississauga, $8,000Shadow of a Doubt Collective, Picton, $10,000Alan Shain, Ottawa, $5,000The Snack Music Collective, Toronto, $6,000Speedy Creek Productions, Toronto, $14,000The Supine Collective, Toronto, $14,000surface/underground theatre, Burlington, $12,000Tangled Art + Disability, Toronto, $15,000Theatre North, Sturgeon Falls, $7,500Theatre Rusticle, Toronto, $5,000Severn Thompson, Toronto, $8,000Videofag, Toronto, $15,000

Date limite d’août 2015

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Bénéficiaires

PROJETS DE FORMATION THÉÂTRALE


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Bénéficiaires

Nota : Ces fonds sont gérés par Theatre Ontario pour le compte du Conseil des arts de l’Ontario. Ils ont été attribués aux professionnels du théâtre et aux compagnies de théâtre à des fins de formation.


August 2015 deadline

Jurors

Elizabeth Kantor, TorontoMatt Miwa, OttawaSarena Parmar, TorontoPeter Pasyk, BurlingtonKathleen Sheehy, Kitchener

Recipients

AnOther Theatre Company, Toronto, $6,000Azure River, Toronto, $9,500Canada Clown, Toronto, $11,000Common Roof, Simcoe, $6,000Cow Over Moon Children’s Theatre, Mississauga, $7,500The Dead Roads Collective, Toronto, $4,500Directors Lab North, Toronto, $7,500Edge of the Woods Theatre, Huntsville, $12,000Eldritch Theatre, Toronto, $15,000Essential Collective Theatre, St. Catharines, $8,000Firebrand Theatre, Peterborough, $8,000Susanna Fournier, Toronto, $3,000Fresh Meat DIY Theatre Fest, Ottawa, $8,500Girls in Bow Ties, Toronto, $13,000Horseshoes & Hand Grenades Ontario Theatre Society,

Ottawa, $5,750Independent Auntie Productions, Toronto, $14,500Shaista Latif, Toronto, $2,500Lester Trips (Theatre), Toronto, $11,000Little Black Afro, Mississauga, $7,300Viktor Lukawski, Milton, $8,500the MAKE, Hamilton, $6,000Mi Casa Theatre, Ottawa, $4,000MotionLive Collective, Toronto, $16,000Mysterious Entity Theatre, Peterborough, $9,000The Norm Foster Theatre Festival, St. Catharines, $12,000PLAYINGwithCRAYONS, Toronto, $13,000Progress Collective, Toronto, $4,000QuipTake, Toronto, $2,500Quote Unquote Collective, Toronto, $4,000Red Snow Collective, Toronto, $13,500reWork Productions, Toronto, $9,000Say it With Conviction, Sudbury, $6,928Shakespeare in the Ruff, Toronto, $11,500The Suck and Blow Collective, Toronto, $7,000Theatre 4.669, Ottawa, $5,000Theatre Non Nobis, Toronto, $8,000Tottering Biped Theatre, Burlington, $5,000Twitches & Itches Theatre, St. Catharines, $2,700

THEATRE TRAINING PROJECTS

March 2015 deadline

Advisors


Recipients

Theatre Ontario, Toronto, $114,000

Note: Theatre Ontario administers these funds on behalf of the Ontario Arts Council. They are distributed to theatre professionals and theatre companies for training opportunities.

TOURNÉES ET DÉVELOPPEMENT DE L’AUDITOIRE

Le Lemon Bucket Orkestra, qui joue dans le cadre de la programmation du Festival de musique d’été de Stratford. (Photo : Irene Miller Photography)


TOURING AND AUDIENCE DEVELOPMENT

The Lemon Bucket Orkestra performs as part of Stratford Summer Music’s programming. (Photo: Irene Miller Photography)

Responsable

Les programmes de tournées et de développement de l’auditoire du CAO appuient les artistes profession-nels et les organismes artistiques faisant des tournées de spectacles, d’expositions et d’événements artistiques qui mettent en valeur, au Canada et à l’étranger, la créativité, l’innovation et l’excellence des artistes de l’Ontario. Ces programmes appuient également l’échange d’expériences artistiques à l’intérieur et à l’extérieur du pays, contribuent à développer des publics avertis, et donnent aux diffu-seurs de plus grandes possibilités de réseauter, de s’informer et de voir en avant-première des spectacles qui seront éventuellement programmés lors de saisons à venir. Connexions théâtres est un programme pilote de développement de l’auditoire calqué sur le modèle du programme très réussi intitulé Ontario danse.

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CONNEXIONS THÉÂTRES (DIFFUSEURS DE LANGUE ANGLAISE)

Bénéficiaires

THEATRE CONNECTS (FRENCH PRESENTERS)

Recipients


Noora SagarwalaOfficer

The OAC’s Touring and Audience Development programs support professional artists and arts organizations who tour performances, exhibitions and arts events that showcase the creativity, innovation and excellence of Ontario artists across the country and on the interna-tional stage. The programs also support the exchange of artistic experiences across national and international boundaries, help develop knowledgeable audiences and provide presenters with more opportunities to network, learn and preview performances for programming upcoming seasons. Theatre Connects is an audience development pilot program modelled on the success of the Ontario Dances program.

THEATRE CONNECTS (ENGLISH PRESENTERS)

Recipients

Burlington Performing Arts Centre, Burlington, $13,000Capitol Centre, North Bay, $4,500City of St. Catharines Performing Arts Centre,

St. Catharines, $11,000The Grand Theatre, Kingston, $13,000Milton Centre for the Arts, Milton, $9,000

CONNEXIONS THÉÂTRES (DIFFUSEURS DE LANGUE FRANÇAISE)

Bénéficiaires

Centre culturel Frontenac, Kingston, $11,000Centre français Hamilton, Hamilton, $11,000Conseil des Arts de Hearst, Hearst, $11,000Conseil des organismes francophones de la région

de Durham, Oshawa, $11,000

RÉSIDENCES NATIONALES ET INTERNATIONALES


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NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL RESIDENCY

April 2015 deadline

Jurors

Julie-Kim Beaudry, BramptonIns Choi, TorontoStephen Remus, St. CatharinesCara Spooner, TorontoChristopher Wong, Ottawa

Recipients

Tamar Adams, Toronto, $4,430Denielle Bassels, Toronto, $5,600Christopher Butcher, Toronto, $9,000Peter Chin, Toronto, $7,000Helen Cho, Toronto, $8,850Tamara Dawit, Toronto, $7,500Melissa A. General, Toronto, $4,425Oliver Husain, Toronto, $6,985Roshanak Jaberi, Toronto, $7,000Jihee Min, North York, $4,000Aline Morales, Toronto, $7,000Janie Renée Myner, Vankleek Hill, $8,000Soraya Peerbaye, Toronto, $7,500Kaitlin Standeven, Toronto, $2,340Isabella Stefanescu, Waterloo, $6,960


Jurors

Tracey-Mae Chambers, SimcoePixie Cram, Gatineau, Que.Deeter Hastenteufel, FleshertonSuba Sankaran, TorontoValerie Scannura, Toronto

Recipients

Abbas Akhavan, Toronto, $6,650Jane Austin, Petrolia, $3,100Brian Current, Toronto, $6,850John W. Ford, Hamilton, $4,050Stephanie Fortin, Toronto, $4,100Charles Gao, Ottawa, $6,100Christian Giroux, Guelph, $6,600Corwyn Lund, Toronto, $7,000Judy Major-Girardin, Cambridge, $2,950Monique Mojica, Toronto, $7,500San Murata, Grafton, $8,400Jason Nedecky, Brampton, $7,000Zeesy Powers, Toronto, $5,150Daniel A. Smeby, Toronto, $4,850Adam Sturgeon, London, $3,050Pierre Tetrault, Toronto, $7,000Kaitlin Torrance, Toronto, $5,350Jade Usackas, Toronto, $5,800Joy N. Walker, Toronto, $7,228Cheryl Wilson-Smith, Red Lake, $6,300

TOURNÉES NATIONALES ET INTERNATIONALES


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Bénéficiaire


NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL TOURING


Advisors

Christian Djohossou, OttawaLaurence Lemieux, TorontoPeter MacDonald, OttawaMeghan Meisters, TorontoGordon Monahan, MeafordNathalie Nadon, TorontoAnnie Wilson, St. CatharinesWilliam Yong, Toronto

Recipients

Art Museum at the University of Toronto, Toronto, $28,500Sylvie Bouchard, Toronto, $7,335Buddies in Bad Times Theatre, Toronto, $18,750Jane Bunnett, Toronto, $22,100Ronnie Burkett, Toronto, $17,000Canada’s Ballet Jörgen, Toronto, $32,000Canadian Contemporary Dance Theatre, Toronto, $8,250Canadian Stage, Toronto, $44,000Cecilia String Quartet, Toronto, $14,300Andrew Collins, Toronto, $9,900De-ba-jeh-mu-jig Storytellers, Wikwemikong, $12,200Hidden Roots Collective, North Bay, $3,650HSY, Toronto, $6,800Jaron Freeman-Fox & the Opposite of Everything,

Toronto, $14,950Lemon Bucket Orkestra, Toronto, $16,000Mammalian Diving Reflex, Toronto, $14,400Rachel Mercer, Toronto, $3,250The National Ballet of Canada, Toronto, $31,250Native Earth Performing Arts, Toronto, $24,000Amanda Rheaume, Ottawa, $20,800Slocan Ramblers, Toronto, $6,000STO Union Theatre Company Inc., Ottawa, $9,200Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra & Chamber Choir,

Toronto, $35,200Théâtre de la Vieille 17, Ottawa, $5,250Théâtre du Nouvel-Ontario Inc., Sudbury, $2,000Théâtre du Trillium, Ottawa, $15,665Théâtre la Catapulte, Ottawa, $12,750Tribal Crackling Wind for the Arts, Toronto, $9,000Volcano Non-Profit Productions Inc., Toronto, $36,000Weaves, Toronto, $8,500


Advisors

Sébastien Heins, TorontoJustin Hines, New LowellMariana Lafrance, Little CurrentEmily Law, TorontoChris Reynolds, Toronto

Recipients

Allison Au, Toronto, $5,000Continuum Contemporary Music, Toronto, $14,150Countermeasure, Toronto, $20,000Créations in vivo, Ottawa, $7,000David Buchbinder’s Odessa/Havana, Toronto, $17,000Elmer Iseler Singers, Toronto, $20,400Mike Field, Toronto, $15,450FIXT POINT, Toronto, $34,000Nicholas Fraser, Toronto, $8,500Gryphon Trio, Toronto, $12,150imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival, Toronto, $27,000Raven Kanatakta Polson-Lahache, Barrie, $14,500Jadea Kelly, Enterprise, $11,900Janice Lee, Kitchener, $1,950Dominic Mancuso, Richmond Hill, $17,000Haley McGee, Toronto, $17,000The Nathaniel Dett Chorale, Toronto, $13,550Quote Unquote Collective, Toronto, $8,550Shields, Johnston and Fielding, Brantford, $4,279Yvon Soglo, Gatineau, $8,996Theatre Direct, Toronto, $9,800Toronto Symphony Orchestra, Toronto, $32,825



Recipient

Mammalian Diving Reflex, Toronto, $17,000

DIFFUSEURS DES ARTS DE L’ONTARIO


Conseillers

Bénéficiaires


Conseillers

Bénéficiaires


ONTARIO ARTS PRESENTERS


Advisors

Julian Cote, NaughtonMario Crudo, Thunder BayChristian Djohossou, OttawaMelanie M. Fernandez, TorontoMichael Grit, Richmond HillKay Kanbayashi, OttawaLaurence Lemieux, TorontoNathalie Nadon, Toronto

Recipients

Atikokan Children’s Entertainment Series, Atikokan, $5,800

Atikokan Entertainment Series, Atikokan, $7,500Burlington Performing Arts Centre, Burlington, $8,000Caledon Chamber Concerts, Palgrave, $3,500Children’s Delight Series, Dryden, $5,300Classic Theatre Cobalt, Cobalt, $6,500Dryden Entertainment Series, Dryden, $4,500Geraldton Children’s Entertainment Series, Geraldton, $4,500Geraldton Kinsmen Overture Concerts, Geraldton, $6,500The Grand Theatre, Kingston, $8,000Kids & Co. Fort Frances Family Entertainment Series,

Fort Frances, $4,800Kirkland Lake Arts Council, Kirkland Lake, $8,000Kirkland Lake Family Entertainment Series, Kirkland

Lake, $6,000Kombite Outaouais, Ottawa, $10,000Lake of the Woods Concert Group, Kenora, $3,000Milton Centre for the Arts, Milton, $8,000Pelee Island Cultural Events, Lakeshore, $7,000Pied Piper Kidshows Inc., New Liskeard, $8,000Razzamataz Kids’ Shows, Haliburton, $6,000Red Lake Wilderness Entertainment Series,

Red Lake, $5,900River Run Centre, Guelph, $8,000Sioux Hudson Entertainment Series, Sioux Lookout, $7,305Sleeping Giant Folk Music Society, Thunder Bay, $4,600XX Temple, Ottawa, $7,000


Advisors

Sébastien Heins, TorontoJustin Hines, New LowellMariana Lafrance, Little CurrentEmily Law, TorontoPatrick McCormack, OttawaChris Reynolds, Toronto

Recipients

Cambridge Live Music, Cambridge, $4,000Children’s Stage Lakefield, Lakefield, $3,000Elliot Lake Entertainment Series, Elliot Lake, $4,000Fort Town Concert Association, Prescott, $5,500FrancoQueer, Toronto, $5,000Haliburton Concert Series, Haliburton, $4,000HCA Dance Theatre, Hamilton, $6,750Kids Kaleidoscope Entertainment Series, Sioux Lookout, $4,100Kincardine Summer Music Festival, Tara, $7,500Port Hope Friends of Music, Port Hope, $5,600Puppets Up! International Puppet Festival, Almonte, $8,174Sault Ste. Marie Community Theatre Centre,

Sault Ste. Marie, $3,000Sunday Smiles Family Entertainment Series, Kenora, $5,250

TOURNÉES ONTARIENNES


Conseillers

Bénéficiaires


Conseillers

Bénéficiaires


ONTARIO TOURING


Advisors

Christian Djohossou, OttawaLaurence Lemieux, TorontoPeter MacDonald, OttawaMeghan Meisters, TorontoGordon Monahan, MeafordNathalie Nadon, TorontoAnnie Wilson, St. CatharinesWilliam Yong, Toronto

Recipients

Agokwe Collective, Toronto, $14,450Sylvie Bouchard, Toronto, $6,356David Braid, Toronto, $9,315Canada’s Ballet Jörgen, Toronto, $65,755Canadian Contemporary Dance Theatre, Toronto, $8,925Cie Vox Théâtre inc., Ottawa, $6,650Créations VAD, Toronto, $7,494Edge of the Woods Theatre, Huntsville, $8,500FIXT POINT, Toronto, $67,500Larry Graves, Toronto, $6,800Human Cargo, Toronto, $12,877International Festival of Authors, Toronto, $22,500Lemon Bucket Orkestra, Toronto, $17,060Barbra Lica, Toronto, $2,920Mastik, Ottawa, $22,000Tara Luz Danse, Orléans, $23,000Théâtre du Nouvel-Ontario Inc., Sudbury, $2,500Théâtre la Tangente, Toronto, $7,000Thunder Bay Symphony Orchestra, Thunder Bay, $63,000Windows Collective, Ottawa, $5,775


Advisors

Sébastien Heins, TorontoJustin Hines, New LowellMariana Lafrance, Little CurrentEmily Law, TorontoChris Reynolds, Toronto

Recipients

Eric D. Dubeau, Ottawa, $10,150Jumblies Theatre, Toronto, $25,500Raven Kanatakta Polson-Lahache, Barrie, $11,550Jadea Kelly, Enterprise, $8,500Mélissa Ouimet, Casselman, $4,000Public Recordings Performance Projects, Toronto, $22,250REEL Canada, Toronto, $38,250Roseneath Theatre, Toronto, $33,100SALON Theatre Productions, Kingston, $12,750Yvon Soglo, Gatineau, $7,550Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra & Chamber Choir,

Toronto, $41,800Tangled Art + Disability, Toronto, $31,750Théâtre la Catapulte, Ottawa, $12,850

AIDE AU DÉPLACEMENT

Le fonds d’aide au déplacement vise principalement à défrayer les diffuseurs ontariens qui souhaitent assister à Contact ontarois, vitrine annuelle des arts de la scène francophones organisée par Réseau Ontario, ou à Ontario Contact, vitrine annuelle de langue anglaise organisée par Ontario Presenting Network. Les organismes ont droit à une seule subvention pour des trajets aller-retour de 300 km ou plus, subvention calculée en fonction du kilométrage et qui, pour les diffuseurs en provenance de collec-tivités du nord de l’Ontario, couvre aussi les déplacements en avion.


Bénéficiaires


Bénéficiaires


TRAVEL ASSISTANCE

The Travel Assistance fund exists primarily to support Ontario presenters who wish to attend either Ontario Contact, the Ontario Presenting Networks’s annual showcasing event, or Réseau Ontario’s Contact ontarois. One subsidy is allowed per organization on round trips of 300 km or more and is calculated on a per-kilometre rate with flight expenses factored into the final support figures for presenters travelling from northern Ontario communities.


Recipients

Atikokan Entertainment Series, Atikokan, $690Charles W. Stockey Centre for the Performing Arts,

Parry Sound, $305Children’s Delight Series, Dryden, $720Classic Theatre Cobalt, Cobalt, $520Cornwall Concert Series Association, Cornwall, $490Dryden Entertainment Series, Dryden, $560Geraldton Kinsmen Overture Concerts, Geraldton, $1,000The Grand Theatre, Kingston, $350Kids Kaleidoscope Entertainment Series, Sioux

Lookout, $1,390Kirkland Lake Arts Council, Kirkland Lake, $590Lindsay Concert Foundation, Lindsay, $235Orillia Concert Association, Orillia, $230Pied Piper Kidshows Inc., New Liskeard, $540Red Lake Wilderness Entertainment Series,

Red Lake, $1,525Sioux Hudson Entertainment Series, Sioux Lookout, $1,390Theatre Operating Committee, Deep River, $480Tour de Fort, Fort Frances, $620


Recipients

Alliance Française de Toronto, Toronto, $360Carrefour francophone de Sudbury, Sudbury, $463Centre communautaire régional de London,

London, $424Centre culturel de Cornwall, Cornwall, $84Centre culturel Frontenac, Kingston, $155Centre culturel La Ronde, Timmins, $302Centre culturel Le Chenail, Hawkesbury, $90Centre culturel Les trois p’tits points, Alexandria, $83Centre culturel Louis-Hémon de Chapleau Inc.,

Chapleau, $427Centre français Hamilton, Hamilton, $412Centre régional de Loisirs culturels, Kapuskasing, $413La Clé, Penetanguishene, $440Les Compagnons des francs loisirs, North Bay, $287Les Concerts La Nuit sur l’étang, Sudbury, $388Conseil des Arts de Hearst, Hearst, $486Conseil des Arts de Nipissing Ouest, Sturgeon

Falls, $317Conseil des organismes francophones de la région

de Durham, Oshawa, $314Simon Jutras, Sudbury, $387Johanne Lefebvre, Hammond, $41Micheline Marchildon, Toronto, $366Mouvement des intervenants en communication

radio de l’Ontario (MICRO), Penetanguishene, $319Prologue to the Performing Arts, Toronto, $111Pier-Bernard Tremblay, Cambridge, $434

VISUAL ARTS AND CRAFT

Birchbark canoe building in progress during a workshop led by Whitefish artist Tom Byers in Toronto. (Photo: Tom Byers)

ARTS VISUELS ET MÉTIERS D’ART

Canot d’écorce de bouleau en cours de construction dans un atelier dirigé à Toronto par Tom Byers, artiste résidant à Whitefish. (Photo : Tom Byers)


Responsable des arts visuels

Responsable adjointe des arts visuels et des métiers d’art

Les programmes d’arts visuels du CAO soutiennent et encouragent le perfectionnement des artistes en arts visuels, des artistes en métiers d’art et des commissaires de l’Ontario. Ils appuient également les galeries d’art publiques, les galeries d’art autogérées, les centres de production, les diffuseurs, les distributeurs, les festivals, les collectifs d’artistes et les organismes de métiers d’art. Ces programmes soutiennent la gamme d’expressions et de supports utilisés dans tous les aspects des arts visuels et des métiers d’art.

VISUAL ARTS AND CRAFTARTS VISUELS ET MÉTIERS D’ART

ARTISTES AUTOCHTONES – AIDE POUR MATÉRIAUX ET FOURNITURES

Date limite de juillet 2015

Tiers recommandataires

Bénéficiaires


Zhe GuVisual Arts Officer

Lisa WöhrleAssociate Visual Arts and Craft Officer

The OAC’s Visual Arts programs support and encourage the development of Ontario visual artists, craft artists and curators, and they assist public art galleries, artist-run art galleries, production centres, presenters, distributors, festivals, artists’ collectives and craft organizations. These programs support the range of media and expression used in all aspects of visual arts and craft.

ABORIGINAL ARTISTS – MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES ASSISTANCE

July 2015 deadline

Third-Party Recommenders

Anemki Art Collective, Fort William First NationNeto Hatinakwe Onkwehowe Native Arts Canada, Niagara FallsOjibwe Cultural Foundation, M’Chigeeng First NationWoodland Cultural Centre, Brantford

Recipients

Janet Antone, Southwold, $500Marilyn Armstrong, Garden Village Nipissing First Nation, $500Mariah Atatise-Jourdain, Parry Sound, $500Robin Bannon Beauclair, Ignace, $500Blair Beaucage, Garden Village, $500Joe Beboning, M’Chigeeng, $500Angela Benedict, Thunder Bay, $500Russ Blackbird, Wallaceburg, $500Jennifer Brunelle, Waubaushene, $500Kendra Burning, Ohsweken, $500

Kristy Cameron, Atikokan, $500Esther Chapman, Thunder Bay, $500Elaine Commanda, Garden Village, $500Christin Dennis, Listowel, $500Vanessa Dockstader, London, $500Denise Dokis, Dokis First Nation, $500Cathy Elliott, Cookstown, $500Steven Fox-Radulovich, M’Chigeeng First Nation, $500Justin General, Ohsweken, $500V. Louise George, Kettle Point First Nation, $500Wanda G. George, Kettle & Stony Point First Nation, $500Charles Hebert, North Bay, $500William Hedican, Thunder Bay, $500Rhae M. Henhawk, Roseneath, $500Sharon L. Hunter, Bruce Mines, $500Brenda Lee, Sturgeon Falls, $500Rhonda Lee Longboat, Wallaceburg, $500Josse Michel, Thunder Bay, $500Joanne Mitchell, Windsor, $500Claire Nahwegahbow, Orléans, $500Catina Noble, Ottawa, $500Amsay Osawamick, Wikwemikong, $500

PROJETS DE COMMISSARIAT D’EXPOSITIONS AUTOCHTONES


Jurés

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PROJETS DE MÉTIERS D’ART – CONNEXIONS


Jurés

Bénéficiaires


/ La Guilde des dentellières d’Ottawa

PROJETS DE MÉTIERS D’ART – CRÉATION ET DÉVELOPPEMENT


Jurés

Bénéficiaires/ en

collaboration avec


Bénéficiaires

Mackenzie Otter Eyes Eagle, Sturgeon Falls, $500Trish Patrick, Brantford, $500Cecily Pedoniquotte-Keeshig, Neyaashiinigmiing, $500Celeste Pedri, Thunder Bay, $500Carey “Niio” Perkins, Cornwall, $500Brittaney Pervais-Hayward, Thunder Bay, $500Dayna Rainville, Sault Ste. Marie, $500Cheryl Riley, Wallaceburg, $500Leroy Riley, Walpole Island, $500Deborah Sands, Wallaceburg, $500Timothy Sandy, Midland, $500Kathleen Sawdo, Thunder Bay, $500Naomi Smith, Erin, $500Christina Stonefish, Windsor, $500Gordon Strickland, Toronto, $500Matilda Suganaqueb, Thunder Bay, $500Bree-Ann Thompson, Windsor, $500Nishka Turner, Cambridge, $500Tracie Twain, Redbridge, $500Candace E. Twance, Thunder Bay, $500Katelyn Twance, Thunder Bay, $500Angela G. Wemigwans, Wikwemikong, $500Kimberly White, Ohsweken, $500Patricia Williams, Kettle & Stony Point First Nation, $500Colin Zack, Southampton, $500

ABORIGINAL CURATORIAL PROJECTS


Jurors

Linda Grussani, OttawaDolleen Manning, TorontoShelley Niro, Brantford

Recipients

Asinabka Festival, Ottawa (with Jocelyn Piirainen), $21,000

Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery, Waterloo (with Patricia Deadman, Woodstock), $25,000

Carleton University Art Gallery, Ottawa (with Alexandra Nahwegahbow, Ottawa), $14,401

Trinity Square Video, Toronto (with Lisa Myer s,Port Severn), $25,000

Clayton H. Windatt, Sturgeon Falls (with Union of Ontario Indians, North Bay), $22,500

CRAFT PROJECTS – CONNECTIONS


Jurors

Miranda Britton, UttersonKriston Gene, WindsorDeanne Hupfield, TorontoYasmine Louis, TorontoSusie Osler, Maberly

Recipients

Anthea Black, Toronto, $12,000Tom Byers, Whitefish, (collaborating with

Brian Hladin, Toronto), $5,238Espanola Fibre Arts Festival, Espanola, $11,000Brian Hladin, Toronto, $5,238Ottawa Guild of Lacemakers

, Ottawa, $5,500Thunder Bay Potters’ Guild, Thunder Bay, $4,370Toronto Design Offsite Festival, Toronto, $9,000Toronto Potters, Toronto, $11,333

CRAFT PROJECTS – CREATION AND DEVELOPMENT


Jurors

Miranda Britton, UttersonKriston Gene, WindsorDeanne Hupfield, TorontoYasmine Louis, TorontoSusie Osler, Maberly

Recipients

Gabriel Baribeau, Hamilton, (collaborating with Aimee Burnett,

Hamilton), $4,000Aimee Burnett, Hamilton, $4,000Asia Clarke, Toronto, $5,000Ed Colberg, Toronto, $4,500Magdolene Dykstra, St. Catharines, $5,000Stephanie A. Flowers, Newmarket, $5,000

PROJETS DE COMMISSARIAT D’EXPOSITIONS DE CULTURES DIVERSES


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AIDE AUX EXPOSITIONS


Tiers recommandataires

/ Galerie d’art de Sudbury


Galerie

Noelle Hamlyn, Mississauga, $8,500Rhae M. Henhawk, Roseneath, $15,000Stephen Hogbin, Georgian Bluffs, $3,690Carey Jernigan, Toronto, $5,000Emma (Mimi) Kokai, Toronto, $5,000Corwyn Lund, Toronto, $11,350K. Claire MacDonald, Toronto, $5,000Janet Macpherson, Toronto, $15,000Darrell Edward Markewitz, Proton Station, $7,676Onaman Collective, Serpent River First Nation, $15,000Meghan Price, Toronto, $5,000Shay H. Salehi, Caledon, $5,000Shawna Tabacznik, Toronto, $4,500Michael Torosian, Toronto, $12,800Shane Weaver, Toronto, $5,000Anouk Natalya Willy, Toronto, $5,000Rachael J. Wong, Toronto, $8,500Klare Yakabuski, Barry’s Bay, $4,500Patrycja Zwierzynska, Toronto, $5,000

CULTURALLY DIVERSE CURATORIAL PROJECTS


Jurors

Su-Ying Lee, TorontoCrystal Mowry, CambridgeAmbereen Siddiqui, Morrisville

Recipients

Carleton University Art Gallery, Ottawa (with Anna Khimasia, Ottawa), $14,450

Sally Frater, Hamilton (with Centre[3] for Print and Media Art, Hamilton), $25,000

McIntosh Gallery, London (with Vicky Moufawad-Paul, Toronto), $25,000

Onsite Gallery, Toronto (with Maiko Tanaka, Toronto), $18,450

Trinity Square Video, Toronto (with Farah Yusuf, Toronto), $25,000

EXHIBITION ASSISTANCE

June 2015 deadline

Third-Party Recommenders

A Space, TorontoAgnes Etherington Art Centre, KingstonAgnes Jamieson Gallery, MindenArt Gallery of Algoma, Sault Ste. MarieArt Gallery of Burlington, BurlingtonArt Gallery of Guelph, GuelphArt Gallery of Hamilton, HamiltonArt Gallery of Mississauga, MississaugaArt Gallery of Peterborough, PeterboroughArt Gallery of Sudbury ,

SudburyArt Gallery of Windsor, WindsorArtcite Inc., WindsorARTSPACE, PeterboroughCentre d’artistes Voix Visuelle, OttawaCraft Department at Harbourfront Centre, TorontoCraft Ontario, TorontoDefinitely Superior Art Gallery, Thunder BayDurham Art Gallery, DurhamEd Video Media Arts Centre, GuelphForest City Gallery, LondonFort Frances Museum, Fort FrancesGalerie 815, HearstGalerie Céline-Allard, TorontoGalerie d’art Eugène Racette, OttawaGalerie du Nouvel-Ontario, SudburyGalerie Glendon, Toronto

SAW Gallery, OttawaGallery 44 Centre for Contemporary Photography, TorontoGallery Stratford, StratfordGendai Gallery, TorontoGlenhyrst Art Gallery of Brant, BrantfordGore Bay Museum, Gore BayGrimsby Public Art Gallery, GrimsbyHamilton Artists Inc., HamiltonIdea Exchange, CambridgeImmigrant Culture and Art Association, HamiltonInterAccess, TorontoJudith & Norman ALIX Art Gallery, SarniaJustina M. Barnicke Gallery, TorontoKitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery, KitchenerLatin American Canadian Art Projects / Sur Gallery, TorontoMacLaren Art Centre, BarrieMcIntosh Gallery, London

Certains candidats ont reçu plus d’une subvention d’aide aux expositions. Le montant indiqué représente le total des subventions.

Bénéficiaires


McMaster Museum of Art, HamiltonMercer Union, TorontoModern Fuel Artist-Run Centre, KingstonMuseum London, LondonNeto Hatinakwe Onkwehowe Native Arts Canada, Niagara FallsNiagara Artists Centre, St. CatharinesOjibwe Cultural Foundation, M’Chigeeng First NationPictograph Gallery, AtikokanPower Plant, TorontoRobert McLaughlin Gallery, OshawaRodman Hall Arts Centre, St. CatharinesSAW Video Media Art Centre, OttawaSouth Asian Visual Arts Centre (SAVAC), TorontoSt. Thomas – Elgin Public Art Centre, St. ThomasStation Gallery, WhitbyTangled Art + Disability, TorontoTextile Museum of Canada, TorontoThames Art Gallery, ChathamThird Space Art Projects, TorontoThunder Bay Art Gallery, Thunder BayTimmins Museum: National Exhibition Centre, TimminsTom Thomson Art Gallery, Owen SoundVarley Art Gallery, MarkhamW.K.P. Kennedy Gallery, North BayWhite Water Gallery, North BayWoodland Cultural Centre, BrantfordWoodstock Art Gallery, WoodstockYYZ Artists’ Outlet, Toronto

Some applicants received more than one Exhibition Assistance grant. Amount listed is total of awards.

Recipients

8eleven, Toronto, $850Veronica Abrenica, Maple, $1,000Robert Achtemichuk, Kitchener, $1,000Marie Adam, Ottawa, $500Michael Alstad, Toronto, $750Basil AlZeri, Toronto, $1,500Zoraida Anaya, Toronto, $1,500Claire Anderson, Niagara Falls, $700Jean-Salomon Andre, Brampton, $1,500Jaime Angelopoulos, Toronto, $750Sara Angelucci, Toronto, $1,500Alejandro Arauz, Brantford, $1,500Ghislaine J. Auger-Boileau, Clarence Creek, $1,100Jane Austin, Petrolia, $500Jason Baerg, Courtright, $1,500Michael J. Bainbridge, Minden, $1,500

Biljana Baker, Thunder Bay, $750Karolina Baker, Whitby, $500Bruce Baklarian, Toronto, $1,470Sharlene Bamboat, Toronto, $1,500Nadine Bariteau, Toronto, $1,500Alana Bartol, Windsor, $1,450Iain Baxter&, Windsor, $1,300Ann Beam, M’Chigeeng, $1,000Sarah Beck, Toronto, $750Sarah Beck and Shlomi Greenspan, Toronto, $500Michel Luc Bellemare, Rockland, $700Laura J. Berman, Castleton, $1,500Katie Bethune-Leamen, Toronto, $750Allison Billings, Flesherton, $1,500Marina Black, Toronto, $500E. Gary Blundell, Gooderham, $1,500David Bobier, Thorndale, $1,000Véronique Camiré Boisvert, Hearst, $1,500Kotama Bouabane, Toronto, $1,500Atanas Bozdarov, Brampton, $1,200Stephen Broomer, Toronto, $700Mike Brouse, Woodstock, $500Adam David Brown, Toronto, $500Jason Brown, Toronto, $1,060Alexander Buchanan, Ottawa, $500Marco Buonocore, Toronto, $1,250Pat Burns-Wendland, Mulmur, $850Quratulain Butt, Brampton, $875Sebastian Butt, Toronto, $1,000Michael Callaghan, Holstein, $800Alex Maeve Campbell, North Bay, $1,500Jefferson Campbell-Cooper, Hillsburgh, $1,000Gabriela Campos, Holstein, $800Kate Carder-Thompson, Kitchener, $500David Carlin, North Bay, $1,500Suzanne Carlsen, Toronto, $500Nieves Carrasco, Toronto, $600Douglas Carter, Port Colborne, $950Lyn Carter, East Garafraxa, $1,500Frances Caswell-Routhier, Ottawa, $1,000Eric Cator, London, $880Gustavo Cerquera Benjumea, Toronto, $1,500Ma-Nee Chacaby, Thunder Bay, $1,100Michael Chambers, Toronto, $500Tracey-Mae Chambers, Simcoe, $1,500Emily Chan, Toronto, $800Judith C. Chappus, Windsor, $900Maralynn Cherry, Orono, $800Elizabeth Chitty, St. Catharines, $1,500Hyang Cho, Guelph, $1,000Jae Hyun Cho, Toronto, $500Patricia Coates, Amherstburg, $1,500Carolyn Code, Peterborough, $500Miles Collyer, Toronto, $1,500

The Common Collective, Stratford, $1,300Chayle Cook, Ottawa, $500Leigh Cooney, Stratford, $500Darren Copeland, South River, $1,000Margot Cormier Splane, Timmins, $1,000Anne-Marie Cosgrove, Toronto, $1,000Julie Cosgrove, Thunder Bay, $1,500Robert Creighton, Dundas, $1,500Réjeanne D’Amours, Fauquier, $1,500Marco D’Andrea, Hamilton, $750Erika DeFreitas, Toronto, $1,500Daniele K. Dennis, Toronto, $1,000Anouk Desloges, Toronto, $600Michael G. DiRisio, Kingston, $550Susan C. Dobson, Guelph, $1,000Pamela Dodds, Toronto, $850Maura Doyle, Ottawa, $1,500Line Dufour, Holland Landing, $500Anne-Marie Dumouchel, Gatineau, $550Annie Dunning, Guelph, $1,500Virginia Dupuis, Ottawa, $500Shelly Dwyer, Hamilton, $500Rowena Dykins, North Kawartha, $1,000Dave W. Dyment, Toronto, $900Anthony S. Easton, Hamilton, $1,100Hazel Eckert, Toronto, $1,000ee portal, Toronto, $750Shayne Ehman, Thunder Bay, $1,400Martha J. Eleen, Toronto, $750Stephen K. Emms, Thunder Bay, $1,500Eva Ennist, Toronto, $800Eshrat Erfanian, Toronto, $500Omar Estrada, Toronto, $542Pat Mary Fairhead, Bracebridge, $1,000Sameer Farooq, Toronto, $1,500Rosalie D. Favell, Ottawa, $1,500nichola feldman-kiss, Toronto, $1,500Frances J. Ferdinands, Cobourg, $1,000Julio A. Ferrer, Hamilton, $558Marie Finkelstein, Toronto, $850Fish Eye Sisters, Emsdale, $1,500Margaret Flood, Hamilton, $1,250John W. Ford, Hamilton, $1,500Renato Foti, Kitchener, $800Alexa Fraser, St. Catharines, $500Amy Friend, St. Catharines, $1,000Future in Safe Hands Collective, Sturgeon Falls, $1,500Sylvia Galbraith, Fergus, $500Wyn C. Geleynse, London, $1,965Doris Genest, Ottawa, $700Brigitte Genois, Trenton, $1,500Emma Gerard, Burlington, $750Catherine Gibbon, Dundas, $500Sarah Elizabeth Gibeault, Peterborough, $1,000

Pat O. Gibson, Woodstock, $1,000Sky Glabush, London, $1,500Karen Goetzinger, Ottawa, $1,500Ido Govrin, Toronto, $900Heather Dianne Graham, Toronto, $500Jane Gray, Emsdale, $1,000Karen D. Gray, Huntsville, $1,000Shlomi Greenspan, Toronto, $500Clint Griffin, Toronto, $750Ben Grossman, Guelph, $1,000Cathy L. Groulx, Woodstock, $1,000Michele Guevara, Toronto, $500Sadko Hadzihasanovic, Toronto, $1,500Ken Hall, Mulmur, $1,500Happy Sleepy, Toronto, $1,500Isobel Harry, Gore Bay, $500Katharine Harvey, Markham, $1,000Gita Hashemi, Toronto, $1,500Deeter Hastenteufel, Flesherton, $500Jérôme Havre, Toronto, $1,400Annette Hegel, Ottawa, $500Lee Henderson, Toronto, $850Julia E. Hendrickson, Toronto, $764Stefan Herda, Toronto, $1,000Roz Hermant, Peterborough, $1,500Brynn Higgins-Stirrup, Toronto, $500Tyler Bright Hilton, Toronto, $900Lisa Hirmer, Guelph, $750Jonathan Hobin, Ottawa, $1,500Barbara Hobot, Kitchener, $500Aryen Hoekstra, Toronto, $1,500Kathryn S. Hogg, Waterford, $500Brian Raymond Holden, Thunder Bay, $1,500Leslie Hossack, Ottawa, $1,000Tiffany Howe, Haliburton, $1,421Michael Hunter, Woodstock, $500Phil Irish, Elora, $600Michelle Irving, Toronto, $1,100Brad Isaacs, London, $1,500Beth Jackson, North Bay, $1,500Rachel Kalpana James, Ottawa, $500Marinko Jareb, St. Catharines, $500Carey Jernigan, Toronto, $800Aisha Sasha John, Toronto, $850Anne Johnson, Ottawa, $600Lori-Grace Johnson, North Bay, $1,100Sarah Johnson, Ottawa, $1,500Mary K. Johnston, Amherstburg, $500Jessica Jordan, St. Catharines, $1,000Svava Thordis Juliusson, Hamilton, $700Susan Kachor Conlon, Thunder Bay, $1,050Caroline Kajorinne, Gorham, $1,000Felix Kalmenson, Toronto, $500Laurie Kang, Toronto, $500


Gayane Karapetyan, Toronto, $900Steve Kean, Toronto, $1,300Gayle Kells, Ottawa, $700Kim Lee Kho, Brampton, $500Fiona Kinsella, Hamilton, $875Alex R. Kinsley, Toronto, $500Peter Kirkland, Hamilton, $700James Kirkpatrick, London, $1,500Alex Kisilevich, Toronto, $1,500Kim Kitchen, Astorville, $1,400Jackson H. Klie, Toronto, $750Brent Kluke, North Bay, $1,000Alison S. Kobayashi, Toronto, $1,000Soheila Kolahdouz Esfahani, Waterloo, $1,500Lilly Koltun, Ottawa, $1,000Dagmar Kovar, London, $500Nick F. Kozak, Toronto, $1,000Tara Krebs, Toronto, $500Shane Krepakevich, Toronto, $1,400Martha Ladly, Oakville, $500Mariana Lafrance, Little Current, $1,500Jim Lamont, Ottawa, $500Laura Landers, Haileybury, $1,500Barbara Lange, Atikokan, $500Laurie Langford, Chatham, $1,000Ron Langin, Hanmer, $1,500Caroline K. M. Larsen, Unionville, $1,500Rebecca Last, Roseneath, $1,500Yam Lau, Toronto, $1,000Timothy Laurin, Lefroy, $1,250Trisha Lavoie, Hamilton, $975Tracey Lawko, Glen Huron, $600Chris Lee, Toronto, $700Esmond Lee, Toronto, $500Eun Mi Lee, Maple, $600Serena Lee, Toronto, $1,000Hélène Lefebvre, Ottawa, $1,500Donna Legault, Ottawa, $1,000Denise Levesque, Ottawa, $1,500Joan Levy Earle, Cornwall, $700Michelle Lewin, Toronto, $500Jimmy Limit, St. Catharines, $500Britt-Marie Lindgren, Bruce Mines, $1,500Duane B. Linklater, North Bay, $1,250Greg Ludlow, London, $800Morris Lum, Mississauga, $875Corwyn Lund, Toronto, $500Marvin Luvualu Antonio, Toronto, $800Eamon Mac Mahon, Toronto, $945Duncan MacDonald, St. Catharines, $500Melanie MacDonald, St. Catharines, $1,500Annie MacDonell, Toronto, $800Matt Macintosh, Ramara, $1,000Patricia Mader, Kagawong, $1,309

Laura Madera, Peterborough, $900Aref Mahabadi, Oakville, $1,500Delaram Mahabadi, Toronto, $1,500Richard Grant Main, Thunder Bay, $1,100Virginia Mak, Toronto, $750Quentin Maki, Kaministiquia, $1,200Jenine Marsh, Toronto, $1,500Isabel Martinez, Toronto, $1,000Noelia Marziali, Algonquin Highlands, $500Judith Mason, Peterborough, $750Donna Jean Mayne, Windsor, $1,020Ingrid Mayrhofer, Hamilton, $1,500Natasha Mazurka, Ottawa, $1,000Amanda McCavour, Toronto, $1,500Nancy McDermid, Tehkummah, $750Pat McDermott, Kingston, $1,100Amy McIntosh, Hamilton, $500Alexander A. McKay, Windsor, $890Claudia Mandler McKnight, Barrie, $500Robert McLennan, Huntsville, $1,000Stephen Mcleod, Toronto, $1,500Robynn McPherson, Toronto, $700Immony Men, Toronto, $1,000Hazel Meyer, Toronto, $1,500Sandy Middleton, St. Catharines, $500Desmond Miller, Toronto, $800Sue Ann Miller, Wasaga Beach, $800John Milne, Sudbury, $1,500Sona J. Mincoff, Guelph, $1,050Colin Miner, Toronto, $1,500Allyson Mitchell, Toronto, $1,500Gordon Monahan, Meaford, $1,200Kim Moodie, London, $1,150Tegan Moore, London, $1,000Karin Motschko, Atikokan, $700Jim A. Mroczkowski, Windsor, $600Joseph Muscat, Toronto, $1,500Stephanie Angell Nadeau, Ottawa, $500Hridayam Neil, Picton, $1,000Duane Nickerson, Stoney Creek, $1,350Chloé E. Norman, Toronto, $500Shane Norrie, Stratford, $1,500Teresa B. O’Grady-Dunlop, Newmarket, $600Sasha Opeiko, Windsor, $1,000Gaïa Orion, Orillia, $1,500Abdi Osman, Toronto, $1,100Linda Joyce Ott, Hamilton, $1,135Troy David Ouellette, London, $1,120Susan Outlaw, Ancaster, $1,500Iriz Pääbo, Elmwood, $500Robin Pacific, Toronto, $1,000Rebecca Anne Padgett, Douro-Dummer, $1,500Christos Pantieras, Ottawa, $500Parker Branch, London, $500


Pam Patterson, Bloomfield, $2,000Dianne Pearce, London, $1,500Carrie Perreault, Niagara-on-the-Lake, $1,000Vessna Perunovich, Toronto, $1,250Edward Pien, Toronto, $1,500Derrick Piens, Toronto, $650Sasha Pierce, Toronto, $500André Pilon, Mississauga, $1,500Melissa Piva, Amherstburg, $500Allison Platt, Hamilton, $875Arthur Poirier, Toronto, $1,473Taimi Poldmaa, Sault Ste. Marie, $1,500Scott Poluyko, Kakabeka Falls, $500Hans Poppe, Mississauga, $1,000Émilio Portal, Toronto, $1,500Jenna Faye Powell, London, $1,500René Price, Cornwall, $500Dana Prieto, Toronto, $500Sean Procyk, Waterdown, $500Michelle Purchase, Kitchener, $1,000Leslie Putnam, Thorndale, $500Eshan Rafi, Mississauga, $1,000Heather Rathbun, Toronto, $600Elena Rats, South Bruce Peninsula, $1,500Leena Raudvee, Toronto, $1,000Erin-Blythe Reddie, Providence Bay, $750Isabelle Regout, Gatineau, $1,500Leslie Reid, Ottawa, $1,200Peggy Taylor Reid, Caledon, $1,100Erika Reisenberger, Hamilton, $600Susana Reisman, Toronto, $1,500Julie René de Cotret, Hillsburgh, $1,450Bonnie Richardson, London, $500Carolyn Riddell, Guelph, $600Darren Rigo, Toronto, $500Milly Ristvedt, Tamworth, $825Paul Roorda, Waterloo, $1,000Mana Rouholamini, Ottawa, $1,500Cheryl Ruddock, Guelph, $1,500Lyla M. Rye, Toronto, $1,350Eliane Saheurs, Ottawa, $590David J. Samila, Coldwater, $850Clare Samuel, Toronto, $500Julie Sando, Windsor, $900Joan Scaglione, Kingston, $900Clelia Scala, St. Catharines, $750Lauren Schaffer and Nicholas Hooper, Toronto, $750Devin Schaffner, Toronto, $600Tiffany S. Schofield, Toronto, $500Mercedes V. Schuster, Woodstock, $1,500Bill Schwarz, Cambridge, $500Lauren A. Scott, Toronto, $700Scratched Lens Collective, Toronto, $1,500Christina Sealey, Hamilton, $1,500

Shawn Serfas, Welland, $800Afsaneh Shafai, Toronto, $1,345Shamsi Shahrokhi Hessami, Thornhill, $500Geordie Shepherd, London, $550Christopher N. Shoust, Sault Ste. Marie, $1,500Anne Siciliano, Dryden, $700Danuta Siniarska, Windsor, $1,120Shawn Skeir, Toronto, $700Gabriella Solti, London, $500Aitak Sorahitalab, Toronto, $600Shira Spector, Toronto, $750Danielle St. Amour, Toronto, $500Cindy Stelmackowich, Ottawa, $500Nurielle Stern, Toronto, $600Carl Stewart, Ottawa, $1,000Jordyn Stewart, Beamsville, $500Penelope Stewart, Toronto, $1,000Dwight Storring, Kitchener, $1,000Jennie Suddick, Unionville, $1,500Barbara Suen, Oshawa, $800W. Mark Sutherland, Toronto, $600Harry Symons, Kingston, $825Donna Szoke, St. Catharines, $800Shawna Tabacznik, Toronto, $500Dani Taillefer, Markstay, $1,500Norman K. Takeuchi, Ottawa, $1,500Swapnaa Tamhane, Toronto, $1,300Victoria Taylor, Toronto, $900Tyler Tekatch, Hamilton, $500Genevieve G. Thauvette, Toronto, $1,500Bruce W. Thompson, St. Catharines, $1,000Cara Tierney, Ottawa, $1,060Katelyn Tippin, London, $600Chiho Tokita, Toronto, $700Guillermo Trejo, Ottawa, $1,000Brian Tremblay, Sault Ste. Marie, $1,500Tricksters, Perth, $825Mike Tutt, Brantford, $500Louise Vaillancourt, Ottawa, $1,500Kathrin Van den Enden, Newmarket, $500Ryan J. Van Der Hout, Toronto, $1,500Julia Van Dine, Haileybury, $970Diana Lynn Vandermeulen, Stirling, $1,500Boja Vasic, Toronto, $1,000Versa, Guelph, $500Radek Vizina, London, $800Daphne Vlassis, Toronto, $500Joy N. Walker, Toronto, $500Matthew Walker, Hamilton, $675Victoria E. Wallace, Peterborough, $1,200Paul Walty, Toronto, $500Victoria Ward, Gooderham, $1,500Shane Weaver, Toronto, $600Jake Whillans, Toronto, $500


GALERIES D’ART PUBLIQUES


Conseillers

Bénéficiaires






Peggy White, Almonte, $500Elizabeth Williams, London, $500Jeff Willmore, London, $1,500Dermot Wilson, North Bay, $750Cheryl Wilson-Smith, Red Lake, $1,400Clayton H. Windatt, Sturgeon Falls, $1,500Jack Winn, Stratford, $1,000Olexander Wlasenko, Oshawa, $650Amy W.H Wong, Toronto, $1,500Justin Wonnacott, Ottawa, $1,500Lenni Workman, Warkworth, $1,000Carolyn Wren, St. Catharines, $1,000Leszek Wyczolkowski, Mississauga, $1,500Thea Yabut, London, $1,000Xiaojing Yan, Thornhill, $1,000Diana Yoo, London, $1,000David W. Zapparoli, Toronto, $1,000Alize Zorlutuna, Toronto, $571

PUBLIC ART GALLERIES

June 2015 deadline

Advisors

Rachelle Dickenson, OttawaSharon Godwin, Thunder BayJamelie Hassan, LondonMatthew Hyland, Toronto

Recipients


Agnes Etherington Art Centre, Kingston, $92,150Art Gallery of Burlington, Burlington, $45,125Art Gallery of Guelph, Guelph, $64,078Art Gallery of Hamilton, Hamilton, $225,150Art Gallery of Mississauga, Mississauga, $29,925Art Gallery of Peterborough, Peterborough, $54,150Art Gallery of Windsor, Windsor, $172,900Art Gallery of York University, Toronto, $56,525Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery, Waterloo, $59,850Carleton University Art Gallery, Ottawa, $25,650Durham Art Gallery, Durham, $22,800Gallery Stratford, Stratford, $31,350Gardiner Museum, Toronto, $86,450Grimsby Public Art Gallery, Grimsby, $26,125Idea Exchange, Cambridge, $66,500

Judith & Norman ALIX Art Gallery, Sarnia, $32,775Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery, Kitchener, $105,450Koffler Gallery, Toronto, $31,825The Latcham Gallery, Stouffville, $15,206MacLaren Art Centre, Barrie, $134,900McIntosh Gallery, London, $28,025McMaster Museum of Art, Hamilton, $35,578Museum London, London, $151,050Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art, Toronto, $73,150Oakville Galleries, Oakville, $100,225Ottawa Art Gallery / La Galerie d’art d’Ottawa, Ottawa, $98,800The Power Plant, Toronto, $205,200The Robert McLaughlin Gallery, Oshawa, $76,000Rodman Hall Arts Centre, St. Catharines, $28,500Station Gallery, Whitby, $31,350Textile Museum of Canada, Toronto, $112,575Thames Art Gallery, Chatham, $35,549Thunder Bay Art Gallery, Thunder Bay, $99,750Tom Thomson Art Gallery, Owen Sound, $77,900Varley Art Gallery, Markham, $36,371Visual Arts Centre of Clarington, Bowmanville, $14,868

Note: The above organizations are in year three of multi-year funding, and the application was re-viewed by the officer.

Annual Operating

Art Gallery of Algoma, Sault Ste. Marie, $22,893Art Gallery of Sudbury ,

Sudbury, $45,315Blackwood Gallery, Mississauga, $12,825Justina M. Barnicke Gallery, Toronto, $22,800Peel Art Gallery, Brampton, $12,274Temiskaming Art Gallery, Haileybury, $10,108W.K.P. Kennedy Gallery, North Bay, $5,235

PROJETS DE GALERIES D’ART PUBLIQUES


Jurés

Bénéficiaires

ARTISTES VISUELS : ARTISTES EN DÉBUT DE CARRIÈRE


Jurés

Bénéficiaires


PUBLIC ART GALLERIES PROJECTS

June 2015 deadline

Jurors

Rachelle Dickenson, OttawaSharon Godwin, Thunder BayJamelie Hassan, LondonMatthew Hyland, Toronto

Recipients

Creative Spirit Art Centre, Toronto, $7,681Doris McCarthy Gallery, Toronto, $10,000Norfolk Arts Centre, Simcoe, $10,000Prefix Institute of Contemporary Art, Toronto, $10,000Woodstock Art Gallery, Woodstock, $10,000

VISUAL ARTISTS: EMERGING


Jurors

Scott Everingham, TorontoBrad Isaacs, TorontoManon Labrosse, Luskville, Que.Lora Northway, Thunder BayXiaojing Yan, Thornhill

Recipients

Karen Abel, Toronto, $5,000Golboo Amani, Toronto, $5,000Jaime Angelopoulos, Toronto, $5,000Nadia Belerique, Toronto, $5,000Alexandra L. Beriault, Toronto, $5,000Jason Brown, Toronto, $5,000Amanda Burk, North Bay, $5,000Jamie Campbell, Toronto, $5,000Tracey-Mae Chambers, Simcoe, $5,000Hyang Cho, Guelph, $5,000Amanda Clyne, Toronto, $5,000Nicholas J. Crombach, Toronto, $5,000Patrick Cull, Kitchener, $5,000Nathan D. Cyprys, Toronto, $5,000

Jay Dart, Whitby, $5,000Philip G. Delisle, Milton, $5,000Nicholas DiGenova, Toronto, $5,000Chloe E. Ellingson, Toronto, $5,000Liza Eurich, London, $5,000Laura Findlay, Toronto, $5,000Alexander Fischer, Toronto, $5,000Melissa A. General, Ohsweken, $5,000Shabnam K. Ghazi, Toronto, $5,000Jessica Gilmour-Groome, Toronto, $5,000Maggie M. Groat, St. Catharines, $5,000Brett D. Gundlock, London, $5,000Brynn Higgins-Stirrup, Toronto, $5,000Barbara Hobot, Kitchener, $5,000Aryen Hoekstra, Toronto, $5,000David Hucal, Toronto, $5,000Hanna Hur, Toronto, $5,000Lili Huston-Herterich, Toronto, $5,000Meaghan Hyckie, Toronto, $5,000Massoumeh Jian-Javdan, Toronto, $5,000Sarah Johnson, Ottawa, $5,000David Kaarsemaker, Gatineau, $5,000Laurie Kang, Toronto, $5,000Andrea A. Kastner, Hamilton, $5,000Christina Kingsbury, Guelph, $5,000Alex Kisilevich, Toronto, $5,000Brendan George Ko, Toronto, $5,000Anthony Koutras, Toronto, $5,000Mariana Lafrance, Little Current, $5,000Annyen Lam, Toronto, $5,000Lindsay Lauckner, London, $5,000Jimmy Limit, St. Catharines, $5,000Tara L. MacDougall, Kingston, $5,000Humboldt Magnussen, Toronto, $5,000Vanessa Maltese, Toronto, $5,000Claudia B. Manley, Hamilton, $5,000Jennifer K. Mann, Mississauga, $5,000Nahed Mansour, Toronto, $5,000Laura Marotta, Hamilton, $5,000Jennifer Martin, Ottawa, $5,000Sean Martindale, Toronto, $5,000Niall J. McClelland, Toronto, $5,000Michelle McGeean, Oshawa, $5,000Ella Dawn McGeough, Toronto, $5,000Immony Men, Toronto, $5,000Tibi Tibi Neuspiel, Ottawa, $5,000Rob W. Nicholls, Toronto, $5,000Emma Nishimura, Toronto, $5,000Rafael Ochoa, Toronto, $5,000Aubyn O’Grady, Toronto, $5,000Sasha Opeiko, Windsor, $5,000Oliver Pauk, Toronto, $5,000Lauren H. Pelc-McArthur, Toronto, $5,000Sarah Sands Phillips, Toronto, $5,000

ARTISTES VISUELS : ARTISTES EN MILIEU DE CARRIÈRE


Jurés

Conseillère

BénéficiairesARTISTES VISUELS : ARTISTES ÉTABLIS


Jurés


Derrick Piens, Toronto, $5,000Mary Catherine Porter, Toronto, $5,000Sean Procyk, Waterdown, $5,000Michael S. Pszczonak, London, $5,000Angie V. Quick, London, $5,000Eshan Rafi, Mississauga, $5,000Jasmine Reimer, Toronto, $5,000Mana Rouholamini, Ottawa, $5,000Niloufar Salimi, Toronto, $5,000Sumaira Tazeen Shiekh, Oakville, $5,000Luke P. Siemens, Toronto, $5,000Sean Sprague, Toronto, $5,000Jennie Suddick, Unionville, $5,000Amy M. Swartz, Toronto, $5,000Cara Tierney, Ottawa, $5,000Guillermo Trejo, Ottawa, $5,000Matthew Walker, Hamilton, $5,000Anna Wieselgren, London, $5,000Thea Yabut, London, $5,000Shaheer Zazai, Toronto, $5,000

VISUAL ARTISTS: MID-CAREER


Jurors

R. Brendan Fernandes, NewmarketJennifer Lefort, Gatineau, Que.Tor Lukasik-Foss, HamiltonCorwyn Lund, Toronto

Advisor

Beverly A. Koski, Vancouver, B.C.

Recipients

Teresa Ascencao, Toronto, $7,500Barbara Balfour, Toronto, $7,500Nadine Bariteau, Toronto, $7,500Laura Barrón Echauri, Toronto, $7,500Michelle Bellemare, Toronto, $7,500Karina Bergmans, Ottawa, $7,500Sarah Cale, Toronto, $7,500Scott Carruthers, Toronto, $7,500Rebecca Comber, Holland Centre, $7,500Chris Curreri, Toronto, $7,500Ernest Daetwyler, Atwood, $7,500Laura De Decker, Waterloo, $7,500

Maura Doyle, Ottawa, $7,500Dave W. Dyment, Toronto, $7,500Frances J. Ferdinands, Cobourg, $7,500Clarence Forde, Toronto, $7,500Simon Frank, Hamilton, $7,500Dagmara Genda, Guelph, $7,500Jérôme Havre, Toronto, $7,500Svava Thordis Juliusson, Hamilton, $7,500Faith La Rocque, Toronto, $7,500Samina G.N. Mansuri, Toronto, $7,500John W. Marriott, Toronto, $7,500Ingrid Mayrhofer, Hamilton, $7,500Sally McKay, Hamilton, $7,500Jennifer Murphy, Toronto, $7,500Anders Oinonen, Toronto, $7,500Susy Oliveira, Toronto, $7,500June Y. Pak, Toronto, $7,500Roula Partheniou, Toronto, $7,500Roberto Luis Rosenman, Toronto, $7,500Andrew J. Rucklidge, Toronto, $7,500Kathryn Ruppert-Dazai, Toronto, $7,500Jon Sasaki, Toronto, $7,500José Seoane, Windsor, $7,500Camilla Singh, Toronto, $7,500Cindy Stelmackowich, Ottawa, $7,500Mindy Stricke, Toronto, $7,500Scott Treleaven, Toronto, $7,500Todd C. Tremeer, Bowmanville, $7,500Jim Verburg, Toronto, $7,500Aaron Vincent Elkaim, Toronto, $7,500Steven C. Volpe, Orangeville, $7,500Joy N. Walker, Toronto, $7,500Tobaron Waxman, Toronto, $7,500Jennifer Willet, Windsor, $7,500Olexander Wlasenko, Oshawa, $7,500Andrew Wright, Ottawa, $7,500Jinny Yu, Ottawa, $7,500

VISUAL ARTISTS: ESTABLISHED

May 2015 deadline

Jurors

Marc Audette, TorontoMary Anne Barkhouse, MindenMillie Chen, RidgewayPatrick Mahon, LondonLeslie Reid, Ottawa

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Bénéficiaires

ARTS VISUELS : CENTRES D’ARTISTES AUTOGÉRÉS ET ORGANISMES


Conseillers

Bénéficiaires




PROJETS D’ARTS VISUELS


Jurées

Bénéficiaires


Recipients

Kim Hastings Adams, Grand Valley, $15,000Iain Baxter&, Windsor, $15,000Ron Benner, London, $15,000Panya Clark Espinal, Toronto, $15,000Susan C. Dobson, Guelph, $15,000Christian Giroux, Guelph, $15,000Sadko Hadzihasanovic, Toronto, $15,000Gita Hashemi, Toronto, $15,000Geoffrey S. James, Toronto, $15,000Kim Kozzi, Mulmur, $15,000An Te Liu, Toronto, $15,000Andrzej Maciejewski, Yarker, $15,000Maha Mustafa, Toronto, $15,000Howard Podeswa, Toronto, $15,000Penelope Stewart, Toronto, $15,000Max Streicher, Toronto, $15,000Derek Sullivan, Roblin, $15,000Akira Yoshikawa, Toronto, $15,000

VISUAL ARTS ARTIST-RUN CENTRES AND ORGANIZATIONS

March 2015 deadline

Advisors

nichola feldman-kiss, TorontoIrene Loughlin, HamiltonChristopher McNamara, Tecumseh

Recipients


A Space, Toronto, $45,743Art Metropole, Toronto, $23,240ARTSPACE, Peterborough, $27,930Centre[3] for Print and Media Art, Hamilton, $24,368Contemporary Textile Studio Co-operative, Toronto, $9,025Definitely Superior Art Gallery, Thunder Bay, $33,725Fado Performance Inc., Toronto, $19,950Forest City Gallery, London, $24,700Galerie SAW Gallery, Ottawa, $40,755Gallery 101 , Ottawa, $36,955Gallery 44 Centre for Contemporary Photography, Toronto, $60,515

Gallery TPW (Toronto Photographers Workshop), Toronto, $40,763

Hamilton Artists Inc., Hamilton, $27,455London Clay Art Centre, London, $17,575Mercer Union, Toronto, $45,486Modern Fuel Artist-Run Centre, Kingston, $25,175Niagara Artists Centre, St. Catharines, $25,270Open Studio, Toronto, $45,743Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival, Toronto,

$28,500South Asian Visual Arts Centre (SAVAC), Toronto, $25,270Whippersnapper Gallery, Toronto, $9,500White Water Gallery, North Bay, $16,269YYZ Artists’ Outlet, Toronto, $41,966

Note: The above organizations are in year two of multi-year funding, and the application was re-viewed by the officer.

Annual Operating

Artcite Inc., Windsor, $33,868Contemporary Art Forum Kitchener and Area

(CAFKA), Kitchener, $13,509No.9: Contemporary Art and the Environment,

Toronto, $13,540

VISUAL ARTS PROJECTS

June 2015 deadline

Jurors

Ilse Gassinger, DurhamElizabeth George, TorontoMichelle Soullière, Windsor

Recipients

Aisle 4, Toronto, $7,450Emerging Young Artists Inc., Toronto, $7,500Hamilton Arts Council, Hamilton, $8,000John B. Aird Gallery, Toronto, $7,500Latino Canadian Cultural Association, Toronto,

$7,500Jim Miller, Toronto, $10,000


Jurés

Bénéficiaires


Quest Art School + Gallery, Midland, $6,428Rear View Curatorial Collective, Toronto, $7,500The Red Head Gallery, Toronto, $10,000Red Tree, Toronto, $9,000Zakide, Sturgeon Falls, $9,000


Jurors

Sonya Blazek, ChathamSandra Brewster, TorontoCheryl L’Hirondelle, TorontoJon Lockyer, Peterborough

Recipients

Aboriginal Experiences, Arts and Culture, Stittsville, $9,000Art Spin Toronto, Toronto, $8,500Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives, Toronto, $6,290FLAT Projects, Toronto, $6,100Sally Frater, Hamilton, $9,500Kunstverein Toronto, Toronto, $9,000Latin American Canadian Art Projects, Toronto, $8,500Sagan MacIsaac, Toronto, $7,867Supercrawl Productions, Hamilton, $10,000Throbbing Rose Collective, Toronto, $9,000Toronto Alternative Arts and Fashion Week,

Toronto, $10,000Toronto Art Book Fair, Toronto, $6,779Toronto Performance Art Collective, Toronto, $8,500Windsor Printmakers’ Forum, Windsor, $9,500Younger Than Beyoncé Gallery, Toronto, $8,408

PRIX ET PROGRAMME CHALMERSAWARDS AND CHALMERS PROGRAM

(From left) Jessica Deljouravesh, OAC popular and world music officer; Rita Davies, OAC board chair; Graydon James, Colleen Peterson Songwriting Award laureate; and his wife Laura Spink pose after the award presentation at Folk Music Ontario’s annual conference in Toronto. (Photo courtesy of Rita Davies)

À partir de la gauche : Jessica Deljouravesh, responsable de la musique populaire et de la musique du monde au CAO, Rita Davies, présidente du CAO, Graydon James, lauréat du prix Colleen Peterson de composition de chanson, et Laura Spink, sa femme, après la remise du prix lors du congrès annuel de Musique folk de l’Ontario à Toronto. (Reproduction autorisée par Rita Davies)


Responsable

Responsable adjointe des prix

Le CAO gère des fonds privés que des donateurs individuels ont établis pour soutenir les arts. Les revenus de ces fonds lui permettent de décerner à des artistes des prix, des bourses et des subventions aux fins déterminées par les donateurs. Le Bureau des prix du CAO administre ces programmes de prix et administre aussi des prix pour le compte du gouvernement de l’Ontario, de la Fondation des arts de l’Ontario et d’autres fondations. Il aide également les personnes intéressées à établir auprès du CAO une dotation ou un prix en faveur des arts.

AWARDS AND CHALMERS PROGRAMPRIX ET PROGRAMME CHALMERS

Veuillez noter que la date des prix indiquée ici ne correspond pas nécessairement à la date des céré-monies de remise des prix.


Myles WarrenOfficer

Carolyn GloudeAssociate Awards Officer

The OAC manages private funds established by individual donors to benefit the arts. The income from these funds allows us to present awards, scholarships, grants and fellowships to artists for purposes identified by the individual donors. The OAC’s Awards Office administers the awards pro-grams in addition to administering awards on behalf of the Government of Ontario, the Ontario Arts Foundation and other foundations. We also assist individuals who are interested in establishing an endowment or award in support of the arts at OAC.

Please note that in this report, the date of awards listed does not necessarily correspond to the date of awards ceremonies.

BOURSES CHALMERS DE RECHERCHE ARTISTIQUE


Jurés

Lauréats

SUBVENTIONS CHALMERS DE PERFECTIONNEMENT PROFESSIONNEL


Jurés

Lauréats

FONDS DE LA FAMILLE CHALMERS


THE CHALMERS FAMILY FUND

CHALMERS ARTS FELLOWSHIPS

June 2015 deadline

Jurors

Marion Agnew, ShuniahJan M. Derbyshire, TorontoAlain Doom, OttawaVirginia Eichhorn, Owen Sound Jocelyn Forgues, Moose CreekDeepti Gupta, OttawaMike Hoolboom, TorontoRobert Kingsbury, TorontoHesper Philip-Chamberlain, TorontoDieudonné Rakotomamonjy, Toronto

Recipients

Kobèna Acquaa-Harrison, Toronto, $39,320Megan Andrews, Toronto, $50,000Sara Angelucci, Toronto, $38,420Michael Belmore, Kagawong, $50,000Stephen Broomer, Toronto, $20,000Ben Bruhmuller, Toronto, $47,700Kate Cayley, Toronto, $19,825Tracey-Mae Chambers, Simcoe, $22,090Chanda Chevannes, Toronto, $25,000Sameer Farooq, Toronto, $25,000Rebecca Fisseha, Toronto, $24,845Shannon J. Gustafson, Thunder Bay, $49,955Annette Hegel, Ottawa, $18,175Barbara Hobot, Kitchener, $25,000Doyali Islam, Toronto, $24,990Felix Kalmenson, Thornhill, $23,000Sadiqa Khan, Kingston, $22,780William Kingfisher, Bridgenorth, $35,180Jean-Marc Larivière, Ottawa, $40,000Gordon Monahan, Meaford, $35,910Kate Nankervis, Toronto, $16,740Faith Nolan, Burnt River, $48,355Ryan Park, Toronto, $25,000Arturo Perez Torres, Toronto, $41,790Sasha Pierce, Toronto, $25,000Madeleine Piller, Toronto, $41,250Bandana Singh, Toronto, $23,660Michael St. George, Hamilton, $50,000Wendy Trusler, Peterborough, $46,860Christopher R. Willes, Toronto, $24,570Sashar Zarif, Thornhill, $48,740

CHALMERS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT GRANTS

June 2015 deadline

Jurors

Christian Chapman, Fort William First NationPierre Chrétien, OttawaNeena Jayarajan, ThornhillCeleste Koon, TorontoGuy Mignault, TorontoJim Parker, Whitby

Recipients

Sylvie Bouchard, Toronto, $7,500Nicolas Buligan, Toronto, $7,500Ian Cusson, Toronto, $7,500Raven Dauda, Toronto, $7,500Charline Dequincey, Ottawa, $7,500Parul Gupta, Toronto, $7,500Bret Higgins, Toronto, $7,500Tyler Hilton, Toronto, $7,500Aline Homzy, Toronto, $7,500Anna Höstman, Toronto, $7,500Meaghan Hyckie, Toronto, $7,500Helen Kashap, Huntsville, $7,500Adrian Kramer, Toronto, $7,500Adam Paolozza, Toronto, $7,500Mara Plotkin, Toronto, $7,500Saman Shahi, Toronto, $7,500Lara Solnicki, East York, $7,500Susan Tsagkaris, Toronto, $7,500Connie Tsang, Toronto, $7,500Malar Varatharaja, Markham, $7,500Bageshree Vaze, Toronto, $7,500

PRIX JOHN ADASKIN DU CENTRE DE MUSIQUE CANADIENNE

Décembre 2015

Lauréat

PRIX COLLEEN PETERSON DE COMPOSITION DE CHANSON

Août 2015

Jurés

Lauréat

PRIX OSKAR MORAWETZ D’EXCELLENCE EN INTERPRÉTATION MUSICALE

Octobre 2015

Jurés

Lauréat

PRIX HEINZ UNGER

Mai 2015

Jurés

Lauréat

PRIX DU CONSEIL DES ARTS DE L’ONTARIO POUR LES ARTS AUTOCHTONES


Jurés

Lauréats

PRIX VIDA PEENE AUX ORCHESTRES

Mars 2015

Jurés

Lauréat


CANADIAN MUSIC CENTRE JOHN ADASKIN MEMORIAL AWARD

December 2015

Laureate

Canadian Music Centre, Toronto, $3,000

COLLEEN PETERSON SONGWRITING AWARD

August 2015

Jurors

Sean Conway, PeterboroughSarah Smith, LondonKristine St-Pierre, Ottawa

Laureate

Gregory Morey, Toronto, $1,000

OSKAR MORAWETZ AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN MUSIC PERFORMANCE

October 2015

Jurors

Daniel Bartholomew-Poyser, KitchenerAllan Gordon Bell, Calgary, Alta.Judith Forst, Port Moody, B.C.

Laureate

Bramwell Tovey, Vancouver, $20,000

HEINZ UNGER AWARD

May 2015

Jurors

David Briskin, TorontoNathan Brock, Hamburg, GermanyRenaud Lapierre, Halifax, N.S.

Laureate

Nicolas Ellis, Montreal, Que., $8,000

ONTARIO ARTS COUNCIL ABORIGINAL ARTS AWARD


Jurors

Lee-Ann Martin, CarpAlejandro Ronceria Perez, TorontoRosary Spence, Toronto

Laureates

Falen Johnson, Toronto, $2,500Daniel David Moses, Kingston, $10,000

VIDA PEENE ORCHESTRA AWARD

March 2015

Jurors

Joanne Harada, Vancouver, B.C.E-Chen Hsu, Thunder BayErik Ross, Toronto

Laureate

Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra & Chamber Choir, Toronto, $10,000

Certains prix ne sont pas octroyés chaque année. Les prix suivants n’ont pas été attribués en 2015-2016 :

Prix John Hirsch de mise en scène

Prix Leslie Bell pour chefs de chœur

Fonds Vida Peene – Acquisition de peintures canadiennes

Prix administrés par le CAO pour le compte du gouvernement de l’Ontario :

PRIX PAULINE MCGIBBON

Février 2015

Jurés

Lauréat

PRIX DU PREMIER MINISTRE POUR L’EXCELLENCE ARTISTIQUE


Jurés

Lauréate du volet Artiste / musique

Nouveau talent prometteur/ musique

Finalistes du volet Artiste/ arts médiatiques

/ arts visuels

/ littérature

/ musique / danse

Lauréat du volet Organisme artistique / théâtre

Finalistes du volet Organisme artistique/ arts visuels

/ littérature


Some OAC awards are not given out on an annual basis. The following awards were not presented in 2015-16:

John Hirsch Director’s Award

Leslie Bell Prize for Choral Conducting

Vida Peene Fund – Canadian Art Acquisition

Administered by OAC on behalf of the Government of Ontario:

PAULINE MCGIBBON AWARD

February 2015

Jurors

Ravi Jain, TorontoChanda Legroulx, TorontoLena Recollet, TorontoMarion de Vries, TorontoRon Ulrich, Dundas

Laureate

Mumbi Tindyebwa, Toronto, $7,000

PREMIER’S AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN THE ARTS


Jurors

Betty Carpick, Thunder BayThompson T. Egbo-Egbo, TorontoJohn Hartman, TinyMartin Lajeunesse, SudburyEric Lariviere, TorontoJean Little, GuelphMaria Sabaye Moghaddam, Kanata

Artist Award Laureate

Jane Bunnett, music , Toronto, $35,000

Emerging Artist Award Laureate

Christopher Butcher, music , Toronto, $15,000

Artist Award Finalists

Jennifer S. Baichwal, media arts , Toronto, $2,000

Christi Belcourt, visual arts , Espanola, $2,000

Barry Dempster, literature , Holland Landing, $2,000

Alex Pauk, music , Toronto, $2,000Mavis Staines, dance , Toronto, $2,000

Arts Organization Award Laureate

Soulpepper, theatre , Toronto, $50,000

Arts Organization Award Finalists

Art Gallery of Hamilton, visual arts , Hamilton, $2,000

Éditions Prise de parole, literature , Sudbury, $2,000

/ arts médiatiques

/ arts médiatiques / théâtre

Le CAO gère le processus de mise en candidature et d’évaluation des prix suivants pour le compte de la Fondation des arts de l’Ontario :

Prix K.M. Hunter aux artistes

Prix Laura Ciruls de peinture

Prix Louis Applebaum pour les compositeurs

Prix de l’artiste éducateur de la Fondation des arts de l’Ontario

Prix du quatuor à cordes Orford

Prix Paul de Hueck et Norman Walford de réalisation professionnelle

Prix Ruth et Sylvia Schwartz de littérature jeunesse

Prix Virginia et Myrtle Cooper de création de costumes

Pour les détails, veuillez vous reporter aux pages de la Fondation des arts de l’Ontario.


Hot Docs, media arts , Toronto, $2,000

imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival, media arts , Toronto, $2,000

Young People’s Theatre, theatre , Toronto, $2,000

The OAC administers the nomination and evaluation process for the following awards on behalf of the Ontario Arts Foundation:

K.M. Hunter Artist Awards

Laura Ciruls Painting Award

Louis Applebaum Composers Award

Ontario Arts Foundation Artist Educator Award

Orford String Quartet Award

Paul de Hueck and Norman Walford Career Achievement Awards

Ruth and Sylvia Schwartz Children’s Book Awards

Virginia and Myrtle Cooper Award in Costume Design

Please see the Ontario Arts Foundation pages for details.

FONDATION DES ARTS DE L’ONTARIOONTARIO ARTS FOUNDATION

(Front row, from left) Ruth and Sylvia Schwartz Children’s Book Awards laureates Kathy Kacer, Gillian Newland and Kenneth Oppel pose with student jurors from Alexander Muir/Gladstone Avenue Junior and Senior Public School in Toronto. (Photo: Ann Boyd)

Au premier plan, de gauche à droite : Kathy Kacer, Gillian Newland et Kenneth Oppel, lauréats des prix Ruth et Sylvia Schwartz de littérature jeunesse, posent avec le jury d’élèves de la Alexander Muir / Gladstone Avenue Junior and Senior Public School à Toronto. (Photo : Ann Boyd)


Directeur général

Director of Administration Directrice de l’administration

« Nous travaillons avec les mécènes des arts afin de construire un soutien de long terme pour les arts en Ontario. »

/ président / trésorier / vice-président

ONTARIO ARTS FOUNDATIONFONDATION DES ARTS DE L’ONTARIO

CONSEIL D’ADMINISTRATION

La Fondation des arts de l’Ontario (FAO) est une fondation de bienfaisance publique non gouvernemen-tale créée en 1991 pour encourager et faciliter les dons privés aux arts. Elle établit des fonds de dotation à perpétuité pour les arts en collaboration avec les donateurs et en tenant à réaliser les objectifs philan-thropiques de ces derniers. La FAO détient plus de 300 dotations établies par des particuliers, des fondations et des organismes artistiques.

Le CAO et la FAO ont tous deux des programmes de prix. Les prix et bourses sont établis grâce aux dons de donateurs et sont administrés conformément aux volontés de ces derniers. Le CAO gère le processus de sélection de plusieurs prix établis par des fonds de la FAO. Si un prix fait l’objet d’une collaboration entre le CAO et la FAO, il figure aussi bien dans les pages du CAO que dans les pages de la FAO.


Alan WalkerExecutive Director

Ann Boyd

“We work with arts patrons to build long-term support for the arts in Ontario.”

The Ontario Arts Foundation (the Foundation) is a public non-government foundation established in 1991 to encourage and facilitate private giving to the arts. The Foundation works with donors to build lasting endowments in support of the arts based on their philanthropic wishes, and it currently holds over 300 endowments established by individuals, foundations and arts organizations.

Both OAC and the Foundation have awards programs. Awards and scholarships are established through gifts from donors and are administered according to each donor’s wishes. The OAC manages the selection process for several awards established through funds at the Foundation. When OAC and the Foundation have collaborated on an award, the name of the award is listed in OAC’s Awards pages and the Foundation’s pages.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Anthony R. Graham (Chair )Michael M. Koerner, CM (Treasurer )John D. McKellar, CM, QC (Vice-Chair )

Rita DaviesKevin GarlandJudith GelberGaelen MorphetJames Pitblado, CM

Timothy R. PriceDonald M. Ross, OCKatherine L. SmalleyJohn Wilkinson

PRIX GINA WILKINSON POUR METTEURES EN SCÈNE ÉMERGENTES

Mars 2016 / Jurés

Lauréate

FONDS HUGH D. MCKELLAR

Avril 2015

Lauréats

PRIX K.M. HUNTER AUX ARTISTES

Avril 2015 / Jurés

PRIX

FONDS CHRISTOPHER DEDRICK

Mai 2015

Lauréat

PROGRAMME D’ART ELIZABETH L. GORDON

Septembre 2015

Jurés

Subventions d’acquisition

Subventions de développement

Veuillez noter que la date des prix indiquée ici ne correspond pas nécessairement à la date des cérémonies de remise des prix.


Please note that in this listing, the date of awards listed does not necessarily correspond to the date of awards ceremonies.

AWARDS

CHRISTOPHER DEDRICK FUND

May 2015

Laureate

Schaun Tozer, Vancouver, B.C., $1,200

ELIZABETH L. GORDON ART PROGRAM

September 2015

Jurors

Rachelle Dickensen, OttawaMona Filip, Toronto Jamelie Hassan, LondonMatthew Hyland, Toronto

Acquisition Grants

Design Exchange, Toronto, $8,500Museum London, London, $10,000Thunder Bay Art Gallery, Thunder Bay, $10,000

Development Grants

Art Gallery of Burlington, Burlington, $7,500Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery, Kitchener, $7,500

GINA WILKINSON PRIZE FOR AN EMERGING FEMALE DIRECTOR

March 2016 / Jurors

Micheline Chevrier, Montreal, Que.Bonnie Green, TorontoEda Holmes, TorontoJackie Maxwell, Niagara-on-the-LakeTom Rooney, StratfordBob White, Stratford

Laureate

Kelli Fox, Toronto, $5,000

HUGH D. MCKELLAR FUND

April 2015

Laureates

Lambton County Music Festival, Sarnia, $1,050St. Michael’s Choir School, Toronto, $6,073

K.M. HUNTER ARTIST AWARDS

April 2015 / Jurors

Charlie Andrews, TorontoGareth Bate, TorontoLiz Bischof, TorontoSylvie Bouchard, TorontoMarta Braun, TorontoMarjorie Chan, TorontoPeter Chin, TorontoAlicia Fletcher, TorontoMateo Galindo Torres, MississaugaMichael Lista, TorontoBrooke Lydbrooke, TorontoSandra Martin, TorontoStokely McDonald, TorontoFarhad Nargol O’Neil, TorontoNancy Palk, TorontoAndrew Sookrah, Torontothom vernon, TorontoClive Walton, Toronto

Lauréats / arts visuels

/ musique / littérature

/ arts médiatiques

/ théâtre / danse

PRIX LAURA CIRULS DE PEINTURE

Avril 2015

Jurés

Lauréat

PRIX DE L’ARTISTE ÉDUCATEUR DE LA FONDATION DES ARTS DE L’ONTARIO

Octobre 2015

Jurés

Lauréate

PRIX PAUL DE HUECK ET NORMAN WALFORD DE RÉALISATION PROFESSIONNELLE

Novembre 2015

Jurés

Lauréate

PRIX RUTH ET SYLVIA SCHWARTZ DE LITTÉRATURE JEUNESSE

Mai 2015

Comité de mise en candidature / libraire

/ bibliothécaire / achats et

sélection

Volet Livres illustrés

Jurés

/ Élèves de 3e et 4e année de la Alexander Muir/Gladstone Avenue Junior and Senior Public School

Lauréates/ L’auteure

/ et l’illustratrice / pour


Laureates

Barry Ace, visual arts , Ottawa, $8,000Kevin Chief, music , Orleans, $8,000Kevin Connolly, literature , Toronto, $8,000Maria-Saroja Ponnambalam, media arts

, Waterloo, $8,000Kate Story, theatre , Peterborough, $8,000Linnea Swan, dance , Toronto, $8,000

LAURA CIRULS PAINTING AWARD

April 2015

Jurors

R. Brendan Fernandes, NewmarketJennifer Lefort, Gatineau, Que.Tor Lukasik-Foss, HamiltonCorwyn Lund, Toronto

Laureate

Steven Volpe, Orangeville, $4,500

ONTARIO ARTS FOUNDATION ARTIST EDUCATOR AWARD

October 2015

Jurors

Mehdi Hamdad, OttawaSerene Porter, OhswekenGzhe Hilary Wear, Keene

Laureate

Lorrie Gallant, Brantford, $7,500

PAUL DE HUECK AND NORMAN WALFORD CAREER ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

November 2015

Jurors

Kim Simon, TorontoLarry A. Towell, BothwellAndrew Wright, Ottawa

Laureate

Moyra Davey, New York, N.Y., $20,000

RUTH AND SYLVIA SCHWARTZ CHILDREN’S BOOK AWARDS

May 2015

Nominating Committee

Mandy Brouse, bookseller , WaterlooBrianne Peters, librarian , KingstonRachel Seigel, sales and selection

, Toronto

Picture Book Category

Jurors

Grades 3 and 4 students, Alexander Muir/Gladstone Avenue Junior and Senior Public School

, Toronto

Laureates

Author Kathy Kacer, Toronto, $3,000, and illustrator Gillian Newland, Toronto, $3,000, for The Magician of Auschwitz

Volet Livres pour jeunes lecteurs

Jurés

/ Élèves de 7e et 8e année de la Alexander Muir/Gladstone Avenue Junior and Senior Public School

Lauréat/ pour

PRIX DU FONDS D’ENCOURAGEMENT TIM SIMS EN ART COMIQUE

Lauréates

PRIX VIRGINIA ET MYRTLE COOPER POUR LA CRÉATION DE COSTUMES

Mai 2015

Jurés

Lauréate

PRIX WILLIAM ET MARY CORCORAN DE MÉTIERS D’ART

Avril 2015

Lauréats/ céramique

/ ébénisterie/ verre

/ textile

FONDS WUCHIEN MICHAEL THAN

Septembre 2015

Jurés

Subventions de production

Subventions de développement – Phase 1

Subventions de développement – Phase 2


Young Adult / Middle Reader Category

Jurors

Grades 7 and 8 students, Alexander Muir/Gladstone Avenue Junior and Senior Public School

, Toronto

Laureate

Kenneth Oppel, Toronto, $6,000, for The Boundless

TIM SIMS ENCOURAGEMENT FUND AWARD FOR WORK IN THE COMEDIC ARTS

Laureates

Meg Mackay, Toronto, $2,500Carolina Zoccoli, Toronto, $2,500

VIRGINIA AND MYRTLE COOPER AWARD IN COSTUME DESIGN

May 2015

Jurors

Alexandra Gilbert, TorontoPeter Hartwell, Niagara-on-the-LakeDana Osborne, Stratford

Laureate

Robin Fisher, Toronto, $15,000

WILLIAM AND MARY CORCORAN CRAFT AWARDS

April 2015

Laureates

Joon Hee Kim, ceramics , $750Jake Whillans, furniture , $750Danielle Ireson, glass , $750Asifa Ayyaz, textiles , $750

WUCHIEN MICHAEL THAN FUND

September 2015

Jurors

Sally Han, TorontoRic Knowles, GuelphMichael Than, Burlington

Production Grant

Vancouver Asian Canadian Theatre, Vancouver, B.C., $7,000Common Boots Theatre, Toronto, $6,000

Development Grant – Phase 1

Factory Theatre, Toronto, $500The Frank Theatre Company, Vancouver, B.C., $500PTC Playwright’s Theatre Centre, Vancouver, B.C., $500

Development Grant – Phase 2

Factory Theatre, Toronto, $3,950Nightwood Theatre, Toronto, $5,000Cahoots Theatre Projects, Toronto, $4,000Richmond Gateway Theatre, Richmond, B.C., $4,000Theatre Passe Muraille, Toronto, $4,000

Certains prix ne sont pas octroyés chaque année. Les prix suivants n’ont pas été attribués en 2015-2016 :

Prix Christina et Louis Quilico

Fonds commémoratif Douglas James Dales

Fonds de la famille Eldred

Fonds Ellen Ross Stuart

Fonds Harry Freedman d’enregistrement

Fonds Kathleen McMorrow de musique canadienne

Prix Louis Applebaum de composition

Prix Mary Jolliffe pour administrateurs artistiques chevronnés

Prix du quatuor à cordes Orford

Fonds Héritage Richard-Vaillancourt

Fonds Violet Archer

FONDS DU CANADA POUR L’INVESTISSE-MENT EN CULTURE

Les organismes suivants ont créé des fonds de dota tion auprès de la FAO en vertu du volet Incitatifs aux fonds de dotation du Fonds du Canada pour l’investissement en culture (appelé auparavant Programme de consolidation des arts et du patrimoine canadiens). Le programme relève du ministère du Patrimoine canadien.


Some awards administered by the Foundation are not given out on an annual basis. The following awards were not presented in 2015-16:

Christina and Louis Quilico Awards

Douglas James Dales Fund

Eldred Family Fund

Ellen Ross Stuart Fund

Harry Freedman Recording Fund

Kathleen McMorrow Canadian Music Fund

Louis Applebaum Composers Award

Mary Jolliffe Award for Senior Arts Administrators

Orford String Quartet Award

Richard-Vaillancourt Legacy Fund

Violet Archer Fund

CANADA CULTURAL INVESTMENT FUND

The following organizations have established endow-ment funds at the Foundation under the terms of the Endowment Incentives Component of the Canada Cultural Investment Fund (formerly Canadian Arts and Heritage Sustainability Program). The program is offered by the Department of Canadian Heritage.

Ballet JorgenCanStageContinuum Contemporary Music EnsembleDrayton EntertainmentElmer Iseler SingersFactory Theatre LabFringe of Toronto Theatre FestivalHamilton Philharmonic OrchestraKingston Symphony AssociationKitchener Waterloo Symphony Orchestra AssociationObsidian TheatreOrchestra London CanadaRoseneath TheatreSinfonia TorontoSoulpepper Theatre CompanyTafelmusik Baroque OrchestraTarragon TheatreThe Company TheatreThéâtre français de TorontoThéâtre la CatapulteThousand Islands Foundation for the Performing ArtsToronto International Film FestivalToronto Summer Music FoundationWindsor Symphony Orchestra

PROGRAMME FONDS DE DOTATION POUR LES ARTS

Les organismes suivants ont créé des fonds de dotation auprès de la FAO dans le cadre du Fonds de dotation pour les arts (FDA). Le FDA, programme du gouvernement de l’Ontario relevant du ministère du Tourisme, de la Culture et du Sport, est administré par la Fondation des arts de l’Ontario.



ARTS ENDOWMENT FUND PROGRAM

The following organizations have established endowment funds at the Foundation under the Arts Endowment Fund (AEF) program. The AEF is a program of the Government of Ontario through the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport and is administered by the Ontario Arts Foundation.

4th Line Theatre Company A Space Agnes Etherington Art Centre Algonquin Arts Council Amabile Choirs of London, Canada Amadeus Choir of Greater Toronto Amici Chamber Ensemble Arcady Arraymusic Art Gallery of Algoma Art Gallery of Burlington Art Gallery of Guelph Art Gallery of Hamilton Art Gallery of Mississauga Art Gallery of Northumberland Art Gallery of Peterborough Art Gallery of SudburyArt Gallery of Windsor Art Gallery of York University Art Starts Neighbourhood Cultural Centre Artengine Artheart Community Art Centre Arts Council of Sault Ste. Marie and District Arts Etobicoke Arts for Children and Youth Arts Ottawa East-Est B.A.A.N.N. Theatre Centre Ballet Creole Ballet Jörgen Canada Bluewater Summer Playhouse Blyth Festival

Brampton Arts Council Brantford Symphony Orchestra Association Brockville Concert Association Brott Music Festival Buddies in Bad Times Theatre C The Visual Arts Foundation C.C.M.C. Music Gallery Canadian Art Foundation Canadian Bookbinders and Book Artists Guild Canadian Children’s Book Centre Canadian Children’s Opera Company Canadian Conference of the Arts Canadian Contemporary Dance Theatre Canadian Cultural Society of the Deaf Canadian Film Centre Canadian Stage Cantabile Choirs of Kingston Capitol Theatre Heritage Foundation Carousel Players Centre for Indigenous Theatre Choirs Ontario Chorus Niagara Cinefest Sudbury International Film Festival CKCU Ottawa Folk Festival Clay and Paper Theatre Common Boots Theatre Compagnie Vox Théâtre Contact Contemporary Music Continuum Contemporary Music Corpus Dance Projects Craft Ontario Creative Works Studio Dance Collection Danse Dancemakers Dancer Transition Resource Centre Dancetheatre David Earle DanceWorks DAREarts Foundation DE-BA-JEH-MU-JIG Theatre Group Definitely Superior Art Gallery of Thunder Bay Design Exchange DNA Theatre Drayton Entertainment Dufferin Arts Council Dundas Valley School of Art Ed Video Media Arts Centre Elmer Iseler Singers Elora Festival Equity Showcase Theatre Esprit Orchestra

/ Galerie d’art d’Ottawa / Conseil des arts d’Ottawa


Factory Theatre Lab Festival of the Sound Forest City Gallery Fringe of Toronto Theatre Festival Fujiwara Dance Inventions Fusion: The Ontario Clay and Glass Association Gallery 44 Centre for Contemporary Photography Gallery Stratford Gallery TPW Gardiner Museum Georgian Bay Symphony Glenhyrst Art Gallery of Brant Grand Philharmonic Choir Guelph Arts Council Guelph Chamber Choir Guelph Jazz Festival Guelph Youth Music Centre Haliburton Highlands Guild of Fine Arts Hamilton Artists Inc. Hamilton Arts Council Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra Hannaford Street Silver Band Homer Watson House & Gallery Hot Docs Huntsville Festival of the Arts Idea Exchange Inner City Angels Inside Out Toronto Lesbian & Gay Film & Video Festival Kaeja d’Dance Kingston Artists’ Association Kingston Regional Arts Council Kingston Symphony Association Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery Kitchener-Waterloo Chamber Orchestra Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony Orchestra Association Koffler Gallery La Galerie du Nouvel-Ontario, centre d’artistes Latcham Gallery Association Le Conseil des Arts de Hearst Le Théâtre de la Vieille 17 Le Théâtre du Nouvel-Ontario Le Théâtre du Trillium League of Canadian Poets Les Éditions L’Interligne Liaison of Independent Filmmakers of Toronto Lighthouse Festival Theatre Lindsay Concert Foundation London Community Orchestra London Fanshawe Symphonic Chorus Lost & Found Theatre

MacLaren Art Centre Magnus Theatre Mammalian Diving Reflex Mariposa In the Schools MASC Artists for Schools and Communities McIntosh Gallery Mercer Union, A Centre for Contemporary Art Mississauga Choral Society Mixed Company Modern Times Stage Company MOTUS O dance theatre Music TORONTO Muskoka Chautauqua National Shevchenko Musical Ensemble Guild of Canada National Youth Orchestra of Canada Native Earth Necessary Angel Theatre Company New Music Concerts Niagara Symphony Association Nightwood Theatre Nine Sparrows Arts Foundation Norfolk Arts Centre at Lynnwood National Historic Site Northern Lights Festival Boréal Numus Concerts Inc. Oakville Arts Council Oakville Galleries Obsidian Theatre Company Odyssey Theatre Ontario Association of Art Galleries Ontario Handweavers and Spinners Open Studio Opera Atelier Opera.ca Opera Canada Opera in Concert Opera Lyra Orchestra London (Canada) Orchestra London Chatham-Kent Ontario Branch Orchestra Toronto Orchestras Canada Orchestras Mississauga Orillia Museum of Art and History Ottawa Art GalleryOttawa Arts Council Ottawa Bluesfest Ottawa Chamber Music Society Ottawa International Jazz Festival Ottawa School of Art Ottawa Symphony Orchestra

Peggy Baker Dance Projects Peterborough Artists Inc. “Artspace” Planet in Focus Pleiades Theatre Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery at Harbourfront Centre Professional Writers Association of Canada Prologue to the Performing Arts Quinte Arts Council Quinte Ballet School Quinte Symphony Red Maple Foundation Regent Theatre Foundation Renaissance Singers Robert McLaughlin Gallery Rodman Hall Arts Centre Roseneath Theatre Royal Canadian Academy of Arts Royal Conservatory of Music S.A.W. Gallery S.A.W. Video Salamander Theatre for Young Audiences Scarborough Arts Council Scarborough Philharmonic Orchestra School of Dance (Ottawa) Pre-Professional Programme School of Toronto Dance Theatre Seaway Valley Singers Shakespeare In Action Showboat Festival Theatre Sinfonia Toronto Smile Theatre Solar Stage Soulpepper Theatre Company Soundstreams Canada St. Bernadette’s Family Resource Centre St. Marys Children’s Choir St. Thomas - Elgin Public Art Centre Station Gallery Stirling Festival Theatre Storytelling Toronto Stratford Summer Music Sudbury Symphony Orchestra Association Symphony Hamilton Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra Talisker Players Chamber Music Tapestry New Opera Works Tarragon Theatre Textile Museum of Canada The Cellar Singers The Grand Theatre

Théâtre Action Theatre Collingwood Theatre Direct Canada Théâtre français de Toronto Theatre Gargantua Theatre Kingston Théâtre la Catapulte Theatre Orangeville Theatre Passe Muraille Thirteen Strings Chamber Orchestra Thousand Islands Foundation for the Performing Arts Thunder Bay Art Gallery Thunder Bay Symphony Timmins Symphony Orchestra Toronto Arts Foundation Toronto Children’s Chorus Toronto Consort Toronto Dance Theatre Toronto International Film Festival Toronto Mendelssohn Choir Toronto Operetta Theatre Toronto School of Art Toronto Summer Music Foundation Trinity Square Video Upper Canada Playhouse Via Salzburg Visual Arts Centre of Clarington Volcano Westben Arts Festival Theatre White Water Gallery Windsor Symphony Orchestra WKP Kennedy Gallery Women’s Musical Club of Toronto Workers Arts and Heritage Centre Writers’ Union of Canada Young People’s Theatre YYZ Artists’ Outlet


Révision

Coordination et aide à la rédaction

Rédaction partielle

Traduction et révision en français

Révision supplémentaire en anglais

Conception graphique

COLLABORATEURS


CREDITS

Editing

Kirsten Gunter

Coordination and Editorial Assistant

Ashleigh Hodgins

Selected Writing

Carol Anderson

Translation and Editing (French)

Tsipora Lior

Copyediting (English)

Nancy Foran

Design

Beehive Design

Quatrième de couverture (à partir de la gauche) :

Debbie Ridpath Ohi, au festival Telling Tales qui s’est tenu à Rockton, lors d’une lecture de Where Are My Books?, ouvrage qu’elle a écrit et illustré. (Photo : Shirley Dennis)

Ritesh Das (à droite) observe le pandit Swapan Chaudhuri, mentor et tabliste renommé, lors d’un cours dans le comté de Marin, en Californie. (Photo : Ritesh Das)

Neema Bickersteth dans Century Song, production de Volcano Theatre présentée au Theatre Centre de Toronto. (Photo : John Lauener)

Liste des subventions 2015-2016 du Conseil des arts de l’Ontario


Back Cover (from left):

Author and illustrator Debbie Ridpath Ohi reads from her book Where Are My Books? during the Telling Tales Festival at Westfield Heritage Village in Rockton. (Photo: Shirley Dennis)

Ritesh Das (right) observing mentor and renowned tabla player Pandit Swapan Chaudhuri during a class in Marin County, California. (Photo: Ritesh Das)

Neema Bickersteth in Volcano Theatre’s production of Century Song at The Theatre Centre in Toronto. (Photo: John Lauener)

ISSN 2291-3114 (PDF)ISBN 978-1-4606-8644-7 (PDF)Ontario Arts Council 2015-2016 Grants Listing

Choreographer and performer John Gerena in Fetish, a dance installation piece at the Design Annex in Hamilton. (Photo: Peter Riddihough)

Le chorégraphe et interprète John Gerena dans Fetish, installation de danse exposée à la Design Annex de Hamilton. (Photo : Peter Riddihough)

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