Toronto Arts Foundation: The Art of Investing in the Arts
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The document discusses how art enhances cities and neighborhoods by making them more vibrant and livable. It highlights various art programs and projects around the city that bring communities together, from murals and performances in parks to awards that recognize artistic excellence. The organization believes in investing in the arts to cultivate potential and connect artists to the city for both current and future generations.
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- 5. …and in our parks Dusk Dances
- 9. All across our city Mural Routes - Leslie Street underpass
- 10. Clay and Paper Theatre, Dufferin Grove Park At the Toronto Arts Foundation, we believe art makes neighbourhoods vibrant & livable
- 11. We Award excellence Albert Schulz receives a Toronto Arts Foundation Award from Mayor Miller
- 12. Art Starts, founding member, Neighbourhood Arts Network Mosaic Project at Glendower We Inspire community
- 13. We Create legacy Drum Artz - recipient of funding through Friends of the Foundation
- 14. We Cultivate potential Incubate Award Recipient New Adventures in Sound Art
- 15. We Connect artists to the city Red Pepper Spectacle Arts
- 16. To our diverse communities across the city
- 17. And to our neighbours
- 18. We invite you to join us in the art of investing in the arts, for our city and our neighbourhoods, for today and tomorrow.
Editor's Notes
- in our incredible arts institutions
- Toronto Dusk. Photo by Giulio Muratori for First Impressions
- Toronto Arts Foundation is the city’s only public foundation working exclusively to bring art into public life throughout Toronto.