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ANNUALREPORT

FROM OUR CHAIR & CEO Dear friends,

We are happy to share with you Artscape’s annual report for 2016. It was a year of

tremendous momentum and change for us with abundant activity happening in our existing

projects and construction beginning on four new ones. Over $4.2 million in combined savings

on occupancy costs and event rentals for Artscape tenants, owners and clients were

generated through our properties. Additionally, at least half a million (457,600) people came

through our doors to attend events and activities.

In addition to our regular activities, Artscape embarked on two special projects. The first was a collaboration with the United Nations and more than 20 local partners to build empathy and support for refugees and resettlement through The Sidra Project. The second involved helping to incubate an extraordinary creative placemaking project called, The Bentway, which has the potential to do for Toronto what the High Line has done for New York.

As you peruse the highlights of our projects, programs, exhibitions and events profiled in this report, you should know that virtually all of them have happened through partnership and collaboration. Our work at Artscape happens at the intersection of arts, culture, activism, urban development, philanthropy and public policy. We would like to thank our many tenants, owners, clients, participants, funders, partners, donors, volunteers, public servants and neighbours who helped make 2016 another terrific year for Artscape. Our collective efforts are helping to keep art at the centre of city-building in Toronto.

Susan Pigott Chair, Board of Directors Toronto Artscape Inc.

Tim Jones CEO, Artscape

Artscape is a not-for-

profit urban development

organization that makes

space for creativity and

transforms communities

FEATURE PHOTOS

Covers: “Faces of Regent Park” artwork by Dan Bergeron | fauxreel.ca.

Inside Front Cover: Photo by Richard Rhyme

Page 10: Photo by Hector Vasquez

Inside Back Cover: Photos by Garrison McArthur Photography 1 |

PROJECTS

Artscape Sandbox301 ADELAIDE STREET WEST, Adelaide & Widmer Sts.

Artscape Wychwood Barns601 CHRISTIE STREET, St. Clair Ave. W. & Christie St.

Artscape Distillery Studios55 MILL STREET, Front St. E. & Parliament St.

Artscape Gibraltar Point443 LAKESHORE AVENUE, Hanlan’s Point, Toronto Island

Artscape Triangle Lofts38 ABELL STREET, Queen St. W. & Ossington Ave.

Artscape West Queen West900 QUEEN STREET WEST, Queen St. W. & Ossington Ave.

Artscape Youngplace180 SHAW STREET, Queen St. W. & Ossington Ave.

Daniels Spectrum585 DUNDAS STREET EAST, Parliament & Dundas Sts.

Parkdale Arts & Cultural Centre1313 QUEEN STREET WEST, Queen St. W. & Dufferin St.

Artscape Lofts at PACE159 DUNDAS STREET EAST, Sherbourne St. & Dundas St. E.

Artscape Lofts at 210 Simcoe210 SIMCOE STREET, Queen St. W. & University Ave.

rental residences and live/work units, all at below-market rates*. We will be launching 106 more

units in 2018*Includes rent-geared-to-income and affordable housing units.

We currently operate

of average gross market rates**Analysis based on comparison of comparable Class B spaces using Colliers data.

On average, our commercial rents are

artist-led households* to date *Includes original and subsequent sales on 65 units.

The Artscape Mortgage has made first-time home ownership more

affordable and attainable for

Our projects (see Projects in Development – page 10) represent our mission in action. Each one

makes space for creativity and transforms communities in its own distinct model. In 2016: We had 11 cultural facilities in operation including community cultural hubs, multi-purpose creative centres

and artist live/work projects 2,351 people lived and/or worked within our portfolio 14 artist-led families moved in to the Artscape Lofts at PACE in October and collaborated on a video project to

celebrate their new community Daniels Spectrum* attracted two awards, including the Urban Land Institute Award for Global Excellence

*Developed in partnership with Toronto Community Housing Corporation; The Daniels Corporation; and the Regent Park community.

savings passed on to artists* and organizations on

occupancy costs*Analysis based on comparison of comparable Class B spaces using Colliers data.

Photos: Garrison McArthur Photographers| 2 3 |

EVENTS & EXHIBITIONSUNFORGETTABLE COMMUNITY-DRIVEN EVENTS In a year of notable Artscape community-driven events, some were unforgettable. The tenant organizations of Daniels Spectrum presented the 3rd Spectrum Collective Summer Arts Lab, engaging 27 youth aged 10 to 17 in a one-week multidisciplinary camp.

The Wee Festival from Theatre Direct, the new Pop-Up at the Barns and the weekly Farmers’ Market of The Stop Community Food Centre were ever-popular attractions to the Artscape Wychwood Barns, as was a March event that crowded the hub with children participating in performances, parades and camps offered by tenants.

We welcomed new visitors during Doors Open Toronto 2016 with the Artscape Wychwood Barns and Daniels Spectrum, where we teamed up with Regent Park photographer Yasin Osman on tours.

Big occasions at Artscape Youngplace were full-facility events including Nuit Rose, Nuit Blanche, the Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival and our own RECESS and Art of Darkness Community Open Houses.

ART GALLERIES ACROSS ARTSCAPE There are many galleries within the Artscape portfolio, from dedicated spaces Koffler Centre of the Arts, Propeller artist-run centre and Gallery 1313, to smaller display spaces and pop-ups in tenant spaces at Artscape West Queen West, the Artscape Distillery Studios, Artscape Gibraltar Point, Artscape Younglace and other facilities. The Peter MacKendrick Community Gallery is an intimate community space at the Artscape Wychwood Barns. In 2016, our Hallway Galleries at Daniels Spectrum and Artscape Youngplace presented shows representing 263 artists including artist Meera Sethi, whose artwork was purchased by the Royal Ontario Museum during her Upping the Aunty show at Daniels Spectrum.

All the gallery spaces in Artscape buildings are free to the public.PHOTOS BELOW:Ellen and Steve hosted their wedding ceremony at Artscape Youngplace. Photo: Celine Kim Photography.

Five independent Toronto art galleries joined forces to present SURFACE II, an Art Party + Emerging Gallery Showcase at Artscape Sandbox. Photo: Andrew Williamson.

The Panamanian Food Festival returned to Daniels Spectrum.

total subsidies to non-profits and grassroots groups through Artscape

Performance & Event Venues

From The Fabric of Tanzania exhibition in the Daniels Spectrum Hallway Galleries, curated by Elle Alconcel. Work by Hans Poppe.

public event & performance venues in our

portfolio

EVENTS THAT GIVE BACK In 2016, our Performance and Event Venues team worked with over 500 clients to present thousands of fantastic events and exhibitions through our social enterprise performance and event venues business that helps support the Artscape portfolio.

The Artscape Wychwood Barns hosted dozens of popular annual events and welcomed attendees of multiple large-scale fundraisers hosted by prominent charities and non-profits. Artscape Gibraltar Point was booked solid with private ceremonies, conferences, movie nights, festivals and retreats.

Daniels Spectrum was characteristically busy with gatherings, performances and special presentations, from Rebels and Rascals to the Pride Toronto Post-Festival Townhall to the 11th Annual Fashion Art Toronto week-long show.

Artscape Sandbox capped its first full year of operations in October. And what a year it was! Our newest venue hosted an incredible array of presenting organizations and was an official site for multiple festivals. We were also proud to have our venues selected as the site for several high-profile meetings and special announcements by multiple levels of government.

Our performance & event venues hosted

events

people visited Artscape projects for events &

activities

Our performance & event venues team worked with over

clients

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PROGRAMSARTIST RESIDENCIESIn 2016 our island retreat Artscape Gibraltar Point hosted 647 artists in residence and returning islander artist collective The Fake Art School. Brightening our darkest season, Artscape presented Winter Island, a residency series that also involved talks, dinners and performances by some of Toronto’s most celebrated artists, including Jim Monroe, Andrew Harwood and Yuula Benivolski.

ENTREPRENEURSHIP We continued to offer our Launchpad programs for artists and designers planning, launching and running their own businesses, including workshops with guest facilitators and our signature offerings, the Creative Business Design Workshop and Creative Entrepreneurship Program.

YOUTH AND COMMUNITY ARTS The fourth Ada Slaight Youth Arts Mentorship Program at Daniels Spectrum launched with the most applicants to date. The final showcase, Unified, displayed phenomenal young talent following six months of hard work and mentorship. Summer Series at Daniels Spectrum was a smash hit again with creative workshops, block parties, bubble soccer and much more. We also launched The Journey Academy, a one-week intensive in music, dance and acting for local area youth, and welcomed our first

artist in residence: researcher, visual artist, activist and educator Syrus Marcus Ware.

At Artscape Youngplace, seven recipients of the Artscape Youngplace Community Fund presented accessible arts programming ranging from creative movement for young people to networking for newcomers involved in the arts.

THE JOURNEY STUDIO Artscape has mounted with its partners several performances of The Journey, a spirited musical based on the story of three young people living in the Regent Park neighbourhood. This year, Artscape was pleased to expand this project to include an arts mentorship component for youth in Regent Park and surrounding area, The Journey Studio.

PHOTOS BELOW:Spoken-word artist Britta B works with mentees in the Ada Slaight Youth Arts Mentorship Program 2016 before the finale showcase.

Young dancers learn how to bust a move in Turnitout in Regent Park, part of Daniels Spectrum Summer Series programming. Photo: Aniqa Rahman.

Artist Kaley Flowers receives the third annual Artscape Award at the Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition. Flowers won a residency at Artscape Gibraltar Point and exhibition space at Artscape Youngplace, which she used to present Heavy-Hearted Garden Party.

participants in Artscape’s Launchpad business

programs for artists and designers to date

Proceeds from Almanac Island, an outdoor cookout featuring eight local top chefs, went towards supporting Artscape and our local initiatives. Photo: Brilynn Ferguson

Back Row: Mitchell Cohen, Trevlyn Kennedy, Thompson Egbo-Egbo, Jahni Boodoo-Nelson, Karyin Qiu. Front Row: Bradley Smart, Siam Yu. Photo: Yasin Osman

artists represented in exhibitions in our Hallway

Galleries

📸

in economic impact**Combined average expenditures by tenants and owners on city-wide goods & services

mentees & mentors involved in the Ada Slaight Youth Arts Mentorship Program to date

in 2016

artists who participated in Artscape residencies

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SPECIAL PROJECTS

Artscape, The United Nations and more than 20 other partners created The Sidra Project in 2016 to respond to the global refugee crisis. The concept behind The Sidra Project was simple: build empathy for refugees and spark engagement in resettlement efforts at the community level through leveraging the power of an immersive virtual reality experience named Clouds Over Sidra.

Created by Gabo Arora, Senior Creative Advisor to the United Nations, Clouds Over Sidra tells the story of Sidra, a 12-year old girl living in the Zaatari refugee camp of Jordan. Artscape brought together over 20 partners to deliver screenings to over 7,000 people. The project travelled to boardrooms, classrooms, public venues and people’s homes. After each screening, participants were given a menu of options they could use to help with local resettlement efforts.

With this project, we learned a new way that art can be a catalyst for change. The Sidra Project proved effective in battling fear and apathy toward refugees. Artscape CEO, Tim Jones presented these results with Gabo Arora at Meet the Media Guru in Milan in February 2017.

Project Partners: CivicAction, COSTI Immigrant Services, DMZ at Ryerson University, Dubarah, Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival, Institute for Canadian Citizenship and 6 Degrees, Lifeline Syria, National Arts Centre, NATIONAL

Public Relations, Refugee 613, Toronto Foundation, U.S. Consulate General Toronto.

The Bentway (thebentway.ca) is an exciting new project supported by The City of Toronto with Waterfront Toronto and kick-started by a generous gift from prominent city-builders Judy and Wilmot Matthews. A 1.75-kilometre trail and series of public spaces located underneath the city’s iconic Gardiner Expressway, The Bentway will be a new civic and cultural space and attraction for Toronto residents and visitors that aims to do for the city what the High Line does for New York City.

The partners involved in The Bentway project hired Artscape starting in June 2016 for an 18-month engagement to incubate The Bentway Conservancy, a new non-profit organization set up to manage, operate and program The Bentway. Through our Creative Placemaking Lab, Artscape delivered planning, project management and operational support, contributing to the Bentway’s staffing and successful start-up.

Artscape released a Request for Expressions of Interest (REOI) related to The Bentway in October 2016, inviting arts, culture and creative organizations to propose ideas to animate the future Bentway. The call was hugely successful, resulting in a number of viable potential partnerships and projects.

The Bentway is made possible by a range of city-builders and experts, including: the City of Toronto; Waterfront Toronto; Judy and Wilmot Matthews Foundation; Ken Greenberg Consultants; PUBLIC WORK; Fort York National Historic Site; and Artscape.

FOUNDING PARTNERS:PRESENTED BY:

POST-SCREENING SURVEYS SHOWED REMARKABLE IMPACT:

▪ 95% said the experience heightened their empathy for refugees

▪ 87% were motivated to engage in local refugee resettlement efforts

▪ 73% reported taking positive action

Photo: Tim Jones, Gabo Arora and Andrea Nemtin present The Sidra Project at Daniels Spectrum. Photo: An artist rendering of The Bentway at Strachan Gate. Image courtesy of Public Work.

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PROJECTS IN DEVELOPMENT

Artscape Daniels Launchpad is a brilliant response to a major gap in the entrepreneurial infrastructure of the Toronto region.” – MERIC GERTLER,

PRESIDENT, UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO

Artscape Daniels Launchpad is a full-service entrepreneurship hub for artists and designers set to open in the Fall of 2018. This first-of-its-kind project recognizes the struggle to sustain a career as an artist, and brings together multiple strategies to help creatives thrive. It will provide affordable access to space, technology and tools of the trade; build a new culture around entrepreneurship for creative people that aligns with their values and aspirations; and become the go-to place to plug into programs, services, funding, collaboration, mentorship and business opportunities.

Our transition to operations includes developing Launchpad’s programming, membership model and partnerships, and articulating our facility management plans and priorities in branding, marketing and communications.

Launchpad programs have been underway since 2014. The Creative Entrepreneurship Program is an A-to-Z primer on business planning and management for creative businesses, and is Artscape’s newest signature offering.

Launchpad programming is supported by: FedDev Ontario; the Ontario Trillium Foundation; Ontario Media Development Corporation; the City of Toronto through Start Up Here Toronto; the Metcalf Foundation; and the J.W. McConnell Family Foundation.

PARTNERSDevelopment: The Daniels CorporationInterior Design: Quadrangle Architect: RAW Design, Rafael + Bigauskas ArchitectsArtscape Daniels Launchpad is named in recognition of the outstanding financial support of The Daniels Corporation and the John and Myrna Daniels Foundation, whose leadership gift of $5.75 million includes a gift of $625,000 made by ‘City of the Arts’ development partner WJ Properties.

Supporting artists and designers in entrepreneurship

Rendering of studio by Norm Li.

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ARTSCAPE HUB AT WESTON COMMON This project, a community cultural hub for Weston, is our first project outside Toronto’s downtown core. Feedback from community members tells us this hub is vitally needed. Artscape Hub is a major feature of Weston Common, a project of The Rockport Group, that will help to revitalize this underserved neighbourhood. Weston Common was recognized as Best New Community (Planned) at the 2017 BILD Awards.

To date, we have been hard at work developing the project’s model and vision, working alongside local residents and community groups, sharing information via our website, newsletter and over 50 local gatherings.

After completing a consultation process that involved the creation of a Community Steering Committee and a community survey, we were pleased to share the foundational vision for the hub in January 2017. We will be announcing our program partners in early 2018.

PARTNERSDevelopment Partners: City of Toronto, The Rockport Group together with Woodbourne Capital Management

Architect: Graziani + Corazza

Landscape Architect: Terraplan

Developing Weston’s first and only community cultural hub

This is an amazing opportunity to revitalize Weston. I believe the arts is a keystone to this change…I feel that if more artists come to Weston and see the potential, that they may aid in the continued revitalization of Weston as a whole.” – WESTON RESIDENT

Located in the East Bayfront District, this collection of 80 rental units is situated within a larger condo development built to LEED™ Gold standards. The Artscape Bayside Lofts are designated for artists and their families for as long as the units exist.

PARTNERSDevelopment: City of Toronto, Hines Management Company, Tridel Corporation, Waterfront Toronto

Design: Arquitectonica

Artscape Lofts at Waterworks are collection of 15 housing units for artists and their families within an innovative mixed-use development that revitalizes an historic building in downtown Toronto. The development will include 299 housing units in total, plus a new YMCA, a public food hall, a space for community organization Eva’s Initiatives for Homeless Youth and more.

PARTNERSDevelopment: Build Toronto, City of Toronto, MOD Developments, Woodcliffe Landmark Properties

Design: Diamond Schmitt Architects, Cecconi Simone

ARTSCAPE BAYSIDE LOFTS ARTSCAPE LOFTS AT WATERWORKS

If you’re going to build a community, social

infrastructure is critical, particularly if you want

families to live downtown...This is what city

building is all about.” – COUNCILLOR JOE CRESSY, WARD 20 TRINITY-SPADINA

Hines and Tridel are pleased to have Artscape

on board. Understanding the need for affordable

housing, we think we have achieved a building

design that benefits all future residents of the

Bayside community, both owners and renters.” – LEO DELZOTTO, PRESIDENT OF TRIDEL

Expanding our affordable housing options for artists and artist-led familiesArtscape’s role in these projects is to operate affordable rental housing units within the greater development—80 within Bayside and 15 within Waterworks. With affordable housing in short supply in the GTHA, these units will provide much-needed support to the artistic community.

Rendering courtesy of our development partners.

Renderings courtesy of our development partners.

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Annual Campaign

Artscape’s success in making space for creativity and transforming communities would simply not be possible without the generosity of a wide network of partners and supporters.

In spite of extensive efforts to avoid errors, mistakes can occur. Please notify us if your name was omitted, listed incorrectly or misspelled.

4 Star Drywall Ltd.

416 Catering

Agi and Jack Mandel

Airon HVAC and Control Ltd.

Alec Stevenson

Alfred Jackson

Alida Stevenson

All Railings

Alterna Savings

Amanda Roberts

Amy Dennis

Andreas Sokolowski

Andrew Gillin

Andrew Prior

Anjli Patel

Anonymous

Anthony Ciccolini

Art Heart Community Art Decor

Aspen Ridge Homes

Astley Gilbert

Audio Truck Inc.

Audrey Fox

Audrey Lewis

Bailey Bradshaw

Balloon Trix

Barbara Fingerote

Barbara Twaits

Barry Thomas

Barwood Flooring

Bertrand Pasquero

BILD

Bill Morneau

Bitove Foundation

Blinc Studios

Bloombergsen Investment Partners

BMO Financial Group

Bob’s Your Uncle

Brattys LLP

Brayden Bullen

Brendan Calder

Brent Whitby

Brian Quirt

Buildgreen Solutions

Building Up

Burdock

Capital Canada Limited

Carpenters & Allied Workers Local 27

Catherine Angela Ciccolini

Catherine Nixon

Cathy Jonasson

Cecconi Simone Inc.

Celia Smith

Chair-man Mills

Chartwell

Chip Pitfield

Chris Higgins

Christie Kirchner

Church of the Holy Trinity

CIBC

Cliff Dempster

Coffee Public

Colin Mowatt

Connie Gemma

Constance Craddock

Consulate General of The United States of America

Cooltech Air Systems Ltd.

Core Architects Inc

Coreydale Contracting Co.

Councillor Ana Bailão

Curbsigns Inc

Cynthia MacDougall

Daniel et Daniel

Danielle Chin

Dany Assaf

David Carey

David Crawford

Debra Baptiste

Debra Campbell

Debra Lary

Deloitte

Diamond Schmitt Architects

Diana Thai

Diana Yakhni

Dianne Gillin

Dream Asset Management Corporation

Earl O’Neil Electric Supply Limited

Elizabeth Gillin

Emily Williamson

Emre Yurga

Encore Catering

Erica Segal

Evi Tsangaris

F&M Caulking Limited

First Capital Realty

Flock

Food Dudes

Gary Slaight

Gary Taxali

Georgia Cowan

Gerry Olsthoorn

Giannone Petricone Associates Inc. Architects

Gil Meslin

Ginette Mohr

Graziani & Corazza Architects Inc.

Great Gulf Canada Limited Partnership

Gurleen Singh

Havana Club

Helen Burstyn

Henry Moran

Higgins Event Rentals

Hi-Rise Mechanical Contracting

HMI Developments Inc.

Hullmark Developments Ltd.

Iler Campbell LLP

Innocon

Inspirit Foundation

Islesborough Investors Inc.

Jack Winberg

Jackie Bonic

Jacoba Knaapen

James Creeggan

James Temple

Jane Hopgood

Jascha Jabes

Jason Chellew

Jason Nadler

Jeannie Baaxter

Jeff Hull

Jennifer Cupid

Jennifer Ger

Jennifer Wardrop

Jess Gill

Jillian Lum

Joanne Thring

Joe Lobko

Joe Vaccaro

The John and Myrna Daniels Charitable Foundation

John Campbell

Judith McKay

Julie Di Lorenzo

Kara Reed

Kathleen Sharpe

Kelly Rintoul

Kintork (Ontario) Ltd.

KIRKOR Architects and Planners

Krcmar Surveyors Ltd.

Kristina Nagy

KSP Finishes Ltd.

Kurtis Coffee

Kyle Beattie

We are especially grateful to all three levels of government for their continued support of Artscape’s capital campaigns, programs, services and operations over many years:

Government of Canada / Gouvernement du CanadaGovernment of Ontario / Gouvernement de l’Ontario

City of Toronto

Artscape is proud to recognize and thank the following foundations, corporations and individuals who have generously contributed $25,000 or more cumulatively to Artscape capital and annual campaigns,

programs and services between January 1, 2006 and December 31, 2016.

$500,000 to $999,999 Innocon

Metcalf Foundation TD Bank

The Young Fund at Hamilton Community Foundation

$1,000,000+ Anonymous

Ontario Trillium Foundation The Daniels Corporation

The John and Myrna Daniels Charitable Foundation

The Michael Young Family Foundation The Slaight Family Foundation

Rockport Group

$250,000 to $499,999 Masters Insurance Limited

The J.W. McConnell Family Foundation RBC Foundation and RBC Financial Group

BMO Financial Group

First Capital Realty Inc.Iler Campbell LLP

Lifetime Developments McLean Smits Family Foundation

Robert and Julia Foster TAS DesignBuild

The Dalton Company Ltd.

Anonymous Aspen Ridge Homes

Aziz Manji Family and Amica Mature Lifestyles Inc.

Castlepoint Numa and Cityzen Development Group

Eli and Phil Taylor Eric Tripp and Maria Smith

The Peter and Melanie Munk Charitable Foundation

The Remington Group and The Rudolph P. Bratty Family Foundation

The W. Garfield Weston Foundation Timothy and Frances Price

Vancity Community Foundation

$100,000 to $249,999

Hullmark Developments Ltd.Inspirit Foundation

J.P. Bickell Foundation Lafarge Canada Inc. Mazyar Mortazavi

The McLean Foundation Meridion Group Inc. Ontario Arts Council

Pace Family FoundationPeter Caldwell

Philip Deck and Kimberly Bozak PwC

4 Star Drywall Ltd. Alterna Savings

Anthony Ciccolini Burgundy Asset Management Ltd.

Carpenters & Allied Workers Local 27Catherine Angela Ciccolini

CIBC Cooltech Air Systems Ltd

Coreydale Contracting Co. Diamond Schmitt Architects

George Brown CollegeHi-Rise Mechanical Contracting

Quandrangle Architects Limited Sandra Lee Simpson

Sherrard Kuzz LLPSpeedy Electric

The Henry White Kinnear Foundation The Ralph M. Barford Foundation

The W.R. Farquharson Family Tim Jones

Toro Aluminum Toronto Foundation

University Plumbing & Heating WJ Properties

$25,000 to $99,999

Artscape is grateful to the following foundations, corporations and individuals who made philanthropic donations to Artscape’s annual campaign, or supported Artscape special events through donations, sponsorships and/or in-kind contributions between January 1 and December 31, 2016.

SUPPORTERS

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Laidlaw Foundation

Lauren Diez D’Aux

Lavinia Lamenza

Lawrence Lewis

Legal Aid Ontario

Lesley Brough

Leslie Najgebauer

Lester B. Pearson C.I.

Lewis Properties Ltd

Lilie Zendel

Linda Alcock

Linda Loree

Lisa Blake

Lisa Cristinzo

Little Anthony’s

Liz Kohn

Loretta Ryan

Lori Albert

Lori Willcox

LoriAnn Girvan

Lot 40

Lucille and Urban Joseph

MAC Show Systems Inc

Mamakas

Marben

Margaret McCain

Margo Welch

Mark Guslits

Marla Rotenberg

Mary Ann Burton

Mary Beauchamp

Mary Janigan

Mary Rowe

Masters Insurance Limited

Maureen Loweth

Mbolamasoandro Andrianady

MCAP Financial Corporation

McCarthy Tetrault

Mercedeh Madani

Mereb Hagos

Metcalf Foundation

Michael Coward

Michael Prosserman

Mike Fenton

Miller Thomson LLP

Miriam Grenville

Mitra Mortazavi

Sherrard Kuzz LLP

Show Love Café

Silver Bay Cellars

Sofia Harwell

Sonja Smits

Sophie Yu

Speedy Electric

Spencer Lanthier

Steam Whistle

Stephen Lewis Foundation

Steve Diamond

Steven Trumper

Sue Schaal

Sun Life Financial

Susan Pigott

Sydney Huxley

Tabitha Chinniah

Tan-ya Mora

TAS DesignBuild

tcgpr (The Communications Group Inc.)

TD Bank

TD Friends of the Environment Foundation

The Brand Factory

The Daniels Corporation

The J.W. McConnell Family Foundation

The McLean Foundation

The Michael Young Family Foundation

MOD Developments Inc.

Montana Steele Advertising Inc.

Moses LLP Chartered Professional Accountants

N. Barry Lyon Consultants Ltd.

Nadine Burdak

Nak Design Strategies Inc.

Nancy Lockhart

Natasha Choy

National Public Relations

Nessa Hefferon

Nicole Griffith-Reid

Ontario Trillium Foundation

Paintbox Bistro and Catering

Pat Baker

Pat Harris

Paul Morassutti

Penguin Random House Canada

Pernord Ricard

Peter Herrndorf

Peter Marmorek

Peter Schweiger

Peter Zimmerman

Provisions Catering and Events

Pru Robey and Thomas Keymer

Puelo Deir

PwC

Quadrangle Architects Limited

RAW Design

RBC Foundation

RBC Royal Bank of Canada

Regent Park Catering Collective

Richard Sommer

Robert and Julia Foster

Robins Appleby LLP

Rockport Group

Ronna Kluger

Rumble Foundations

Salima Rawji

Sally Han

Sam Persaud

Sandra Di Leo

Sarah Dinnick

Sarah Gillin

Scotiabank

Sheila Cohen

Shelley Black

The Minto Group

The Tapscott Group

The Young Fund at Hamilton Community Foundation

Thompson Egbo-Egbo

Tim Jones

Tom McCullough

Toro Aluminum

Toronto Foundation

Trafalgar Engineering Ltd.

Tridel

Udo Schliemann

United Way of Greater Toronto

University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies

University Plumbing & Heating

Vancity Community Foundation

Vander Brand

Vesta Martin

Viana Roofing & Sheet Metal Ltd.

Vincent Tong

Vita Carlino

Vivien Dzau

Vulcan Asphalt & Supply

Warren Cass

Wayne Levine

Wesik Construction Ltd

William Evans

WJ Properties

Woodcliffe Corporation

Senior-Level Volunteers

ARTSCAPE AMBASSADORS Margaret Atwood C.C. Alan Broadbent David Crombie O.C. Jim Fleck O.C. Richard Florida John Honderich O.C. Bruce Kuwabara Veronica Tennant C.C. David Young (Honourary Patron)

BOARDSTORONTO ARTSCAPE INC. BOARD OF DIRECTORSSusan Pigott (Chair)John Campbell (Vice Chair), President & CEO,

Renovo Advisory ServicesColin Mowatt (Treasurer), Partner,

PricewaterhouseCoopersPaul Morassutti (Secretary), Executive Vice

President & Executive Managing Director Valuation & Advisory Services, CBRE Limited

Ana Bailão, City Councillor, Ward 18, City of Toronto

Gary Crawford, City Councillor, Ward 36, City of Toronto

Thompson Egbo-Egbo, Associate and Sales Representative, Cushman & Wakefield

Clarence Ford, President, Clarence Ford Entertainment

Kevin GarlandMiriam Grenville, Artist and Textile Designer,

Grenville DesignsJeff Hull, President, Hullmark DevelopmentsJascha Jabes, Head of Deposits, Scotia MocattaRaja Khanna, CEO, Television & Digital, Blue

Ant Media Inc.Maureen Loweth, Dean, Centre for Business,

George Brown CollegeJudith McKay, Chief Client and Innovation

Officer, McCarthy Tétrault LLP Earl MillerColleen Moorehead, Chief Client Officer, Osler,

Hoskin & Harcourt LLPAndre Morriseau, Director, Awards and

Stakeholder Relations Erica Segal, Director, Julie M. GallerySonja Smits, Actress

TORONTO ARTSCAPE FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORSSonja Smits(Chair), Actress John Carrique (Treasurer), Managing Director,

National Bank Financial

Shelley M. Black (Secretary), Management, Marketing and Communications Consultant

Bruce Flexman, Treasurer, Vancouver Economic Commission & former Managing Partner, KPMG tax practice

Robert J. Foster, President & CEO, Capital Canada Ltd.

Judy Matthews, Urban Planner

ARTSCAPE NON-PROFIT HOMES INC. BOARD OF DIRECTORSMark Guslits (Chair & Treasurer), Architect,

Urban Design & Development ConsultancyPhillip H. Carter (Secretary), ArchitectEllen Vera Allen, ArchitectWarren Cass, Associate, WeirFoulds LLPEva Lewarne, Artist/Tenant

INDEPENDENT RELATED CORPORATE ENTITIESARTSCAPE TRIANGLE LOFTS CONDOMINIUM BOARDJoe Calleja (President), Artist/OwnerLoriAnn Girvan (Vice-President), Chief

Operating Officer, ArtscapePaula Shewchuk (Treasurer & Shared Facilities

Representative), Artist/OwnerJennifer Pierce (Secretary), Artist/OwnerAlec Stevenson, Director of Finance &

Administration, Artscape

ARTSCAPE YOUNGPLACE CONDOMINIUM BOARDAndrea Nemtin (President), President & CEO,

Inspirit Foundation/OwnerTony Baker (Vice-President), Lawyer/OwnerRudy Ruttimann (Secretary), Executive

Director, SKETCH Working Arts/TenantLoriAnn Girvan (Treasurer), Chief Operating

Officer, ArtscapeLisa Cristinzo, Managing Director, Artscape

YoungplaceCathy Jonasson, Executive Director, Koffler

Centre of the Arts/Tenant

BC ARTSCAPE BOARD OF DIRECTORSNorman Hotson (Chair), Founding Principal,

Vancouver studio, DIALOGBruce Flexman (Treasurer), Treasurer,

Vancouver Economic Commission & former Managing Partner, KPMG tax practice

Howard R. Jang (Secretary), Professor of Professional Practice, School for Contemporary Arts, Simon Fraser University and Director, SFU Woodward’s Cultural Unit

Kate Armstrong, Director, Social + Interactive Media Centre, Emily Carr University of Art + Design

Barbara Cole, Executive Director, Other Sights for Artists’ Projects & Principal, Cole Projects

Sarah Joyce, Director-Curator, New Media Gallery, Anvil Centre

Derek Lee, President, Prospero International Realty Incorporated

Doug Robinson, Development ConsultantMarcus Youssef, Artistic Director, Neworld

Theatre

REGENT PARK ARTS DEVELOPMENT (RPAD)Martin Blake (Interim Chair), Vice President,

The Daniels CorporationIlidio Coito (Treasurer), Senior Construction

Manager, Toronto Community HousingJermyn Creed, Life Skills Coach & Community

WorkerLoriAnn Girvan, Chief Operating Officer,

ArtscapeDr. Mahbub Hasan, Fundraising Coordinator,

Council of Agencies Serving South AsiansRichard Marsella, Director, Regent Park School

of MusicVivian Nguyen, Regent Park Revitalization

Community AnimatorCarlene Whittingham, Community Planner,

Ontario Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing

JOINT COMMITTEES OF TORONTO ARTSCAPE INC., TORONTO ARTSCAPE FOUNDATION AND ANPHIJOINT EXECUTIVE COMMITTEESusan Pigott (Chair)John Campbell (Vice Chair)Colin Mowatt (Treasurer)Paul Morassutti (Secretary)Thompson Egbo-EgboJascha JabesMark Guslits, Ex-Officio, Chair, Artscape Non-

Profit Homes Inc.Sonja Smits, Ex-Officio, Chair, Artscape

Foundation

JOINT AUDIT & FINANCE COMMITTEEColin Mowatt (Chair)John CarriqueMark GuslitsRichard Simm

We salute our senior-level volunteers for their invaluable efforts and generous contributions of time, insight and energy toward advancing our organization.

Community BondsArtscape gratefully acknowledges the leadership of the partners who have signed on as impact investors in Artscape Daniels Launchpad. These asset-backed investments provide an opportunity for our project investors to use their capital to generate social as well as financial returns.

The Michael Young Family Foundation

Toronto Foundation

Inspirit Foundation

Hamilton Community Foundation

McLean Smits Family Foundation

Bealight Foundation

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JOINT NOMINATIONS COMMITTEEThompson Egbo-EgboMaureen LowethSusan PigottSonja Smits

TORONTO ARTSCAPE INC. SUBCOMMITTEESARTSCAPE COMMUNITIES ADVISORY COMMITTEEThompson Egbo-Egbo (Co-Chair)Miriam Grenville (Co-Chair)Earl MillerAndre MorriseauDaniel RoherErica Segal

CAMPAIGN CABINETRobert J. Foster (Co-Chair)Sonja Smits (Co-Chair)Kevin GarlandColleen MooreheadJack Winberg

GOVERNMENT RELATIONS COMMITTEEJascha Jabes (Chair)City Councillor Ana BailãoCity Councillor Gary CrawfordKevin Garland

PORTFOLIO DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEEPaul Morassutti (Chair)John CampbellKevin Garland Mark GuslitsJeff Hull

STRATEGIC PLANNING & GOVERNANCE COMMITTEESusan Pigott (Chair)Shelley M. BlackCathy JonassonBill L’HeureuxJudith McKayShaneeza Naszeer AllyHeather Tremain

ADDITIONAL COMMITTEES OF ARTSCAPEARTSCAPE GIBRALTAR POINT GARDEN COMMITTEEEmily HoggShoshonah MackayClaire Tallarico

ARTSCAPE DANIELS LAUNCHPAD STEERING COMMITTEEMaureen Loweth (Chair)Erin CreaseyDiane DavySarah DougallMichel LozierEmma QuinRaju RangaswamiJeffrey RemediosRandy SabourinErica SegalHeather TayJames WeymanChristina Zeidler

ARTSCAPE DANIELS LAUNCHPAD PROJECT CHAMPIONSDavid CrombieDiane DavyDr. Sara DiamondRichard FloridaMeric GertlerJohn HonderichRoss McGregorEmma QuinJeffrey RemediosAnne SadoKaren Thorne-StoneMichael WilliamsBill Young

ARTSCAPE LOFTS AT PACE & SIMCOE ADVISORY COMMITTEENicole Griffith-ReidDon HannahLaura MullinGregory OhRenna ReddieMike Steventon

ARTSCAPE SANDBOX PROGRAMMING AND COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEEDavid BuchbinderJonathan BunceDerrick ChuaShannon CochraneSue EdworthyLiz ForsbergRavi JainJani LauzonNatalie LueCarly MagaBea PizanoJanice SolomonKerry SwansonMichael Wheeler

ARTSCAPE TRIANGLE LOFTS DÉCOR COMMITTEELise DowneShona KearneyMichelle Uy

ARTSCAPE TRIANGLE LOFTS NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH COMMITTEESuzanne AndrewChris Mills

ARTSCAPE WEST QUEEN WEST GARDEN COMMITTEEGreg EdwardsKatja JacobsEva LewarneSusan MacKayJoe McFaddenRoxane O’BrienBruno SimoesGene Threndyle

ARTSCAPE WEST QUEEN WEST LOBBY GALLERY COMMITTEEKatja JacobsBrian KelleyJoe McFadden

ARTSCAPE WESTON HUB STEERING COMMITTEELaura AldersonShine ChungMike FentonRosa FracassaMarlene McKintoshPaulina O’KieffeSuri Weinberg-Linsky

ARTSCAPE WYCHWOOD BARNS TENANT LIAISON COMMITTEEKanaka KulendranMarc LemyreKristin WheatcroftWayne WightmanDenise Williams

ARTSCAPE WYCHWOOD BARNS VISION RENEWAL ADVISORY COMMITTEELee AdamsonAnne-Marie ColeElizabeth GreismanLynda HillPeter MosconeKristin Wheatcroft

ARTSCAPE YOUNGPLACE COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEEJessica Dargo CaplanElly GreenPatti KainMark OslerShani ParsonsTalia ShaperoMary Wolff

ARTSCAPE YOUNGPLACE CURATORIAL ADVISORY COMMITTEERuth AdlerZev FarberMona FilipShabnam K. GhaziMiriam GrenvilleHeather NicolShani ParsonsMaxine ProctorLyla Rye

CREATIVE/TO GALA COMMITTEERobert Foster Noorez Lalani John Campbell Tim Jones Jane Hopgood CREATIVE/TO AFTER-PARTY COMMITTEEAlexandra SerranoCharlie AndrewsDanielle FaberDavid KingElizabeth GillinHarrison TaylorKathryn RandleLauren GranatsteinMartin FarkasMelissa Serrano

Mitch GillinNadine BurdakRachel Doner TurrinSafia LakhaniStephanie LingWessal OmarkhailKrista GaglianoPeter Reitano

DANIELS SPECTRUM PROGRAMMING ADVISORY COMMITTEEMustafa AhmedFos AshkirThompson Egbo-EgboRania El MugammarTrevlyn KennedyShilbee KimAnanya OhriAlok SharmaKenneth SlaterLisa Smart

DANIELS SPECTRUM TENANT LIAISON COMMITTEESandra CostainSharmini FernandoJudy FournierShilbee KimRichard MarsellaAnanya Ohri

Kenneth SlaterTim SvirklysIsaac Thomas

TENANT SELECTION COMMITTEEPeter HarrisPam Lobb

THE SIDRA PROJECT STEERING COMMITTEEGabo Arora Mario CallaAhmad EdilbiSarah HarrisAndrea NemtinShane Smith J.J. StrankoLouisa TaylorSusan Crocker (Consultant)Honourary Patron: Hon. Elizabeth Dowdeswell,

Lieutenant Governor of Ontario

Retired from Artscape boards and sub-committeesArtscape is deeply grateful for the outstanding contribution and dedication of the following volunteers to its growth and mission.

TORONTO ARTSCAPE INC. Judy Matthews Joe MihevcRichard SimmRose Stella

TORONTO ARTSCAPE FOUNDATION David Bronskill Mazyar MortazaviEmre Yurga

BC ARTSCAPE David Allison

REGENT PARK ARTS DEVELOPMENT (RPAD)Paul Davidson

ARTSCAPE RELATED ENTITIES AND SUB-COMMITTEESCaitlin Allan Niki AndreCharlie Andrews Nicolas BarretteTara BartoliniRuth BaumannDavid BronskillHelen Burstyn Joe CallejaSusan CardHannah CheesmanDanielle Chin

Ryan CunninghamPaul Davidson Kathy Dolgy-LudwigDanielle Faber Martin Farkas Robert J. Foster Elizabeth Gillin Lindsay GoodtimesRoscoe HandfordPeter HarrisCharmaine HeadleyRavi JainBetty Ann JordanParambir Keila Jacqueline Kendall Che KothariSafia Lakhani Noorez Lalani

Lavinia LamenzaVictoria LeanKayla McGeeKate MacKayHelen MelbourneCouncillor Joe MihevcMichael MoriGregory OhKim OuttenDaniela Palmieri Oliver PaukAmanda PileggiKathryn Randle Donald Schmitt Melissa SerranoJay ShusterMike SteventonEli Taylor

Harrison TaylorLeila TimminsFatemeh TizhooshLeah TurnerMarjolyn Van Der HartAnna Vander HerbergJulie Vander HerbergBritt Welter-NolanSandi WongLisa WyndelsMohram YariShadya Yasin

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Artscape StaffMeet the talented people who work full-time and part-time at our head office and in our buildings across the city.*

EXECUTIVE Tim Jones, Chief Executive Officer LoriAnn Girvan, Chief Operating Officer Nora Kelly, Executive Assistant

CAPITAL PROJECTS Andreas Sokolowski, Director of Portfolio

Development Michael Gouzopoulos, Manager, Capital

Projects

MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS Carol Davies, Director of Marketing &

CommunicationsChris Higgins, Communications Production

Manager Claire Pfeiffer, Communications Manager Esther Phua, Marketing & Communications

Coordinator Savanna Chiblow, Communications

Coordinator

CREATIVE PLACEMAKING LAB Gil Meslin, Research & Development Manager

EVENT VENUESLindsey Dickie, Sales, Membership & Business

Development ManagerSheena Casselman, Marketing & Sales

Coordinator

FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION Alec Stevenson, Director of Finance &

Administration Hathim Ashroff, Accounting Manager Stephanie Widenoja, Information Systems

ManagerJim Szeto, Senior Financial AnalystConnie Gemma, Senior Accounting

Coordinator Foziya Doctor, Operations Coordinator

(on leave)Aruna Balaji, Accounting Clerk

FUND DEVELOPMENT Jane Hopgood, Director of Fund Development Leah MacNeil, Institutional Giving & Donor

Relations ManagerCourtney Boost, Fund Development

Coordinator

HUMAN RESOURCES Joanna La Pointe, Director, Human Resources

& Organizational Development

FACILITIES & COMMUNITY SERVICES Mark Barnett, Director of Facilities &

Community ServicesLiam Hanebury, Community Services Manager Georgia Cowan, Assistant Manager, Leasing &

Tenant ServicesOlga Schellenberg, Residential Services

CoordinatorMaricris Rivera, Administrative Assistant,

Facilities & Community ServicesPaul Therrien, Superintendent Jacinto Chavarria, Custodian

ARTSCAPE DANIELS LAUNCHPAD Karim Rahemtulla, Managing DirectorCarmen Douville, Resource Development &

Industry Partnerships ManagerKatie Heindl, Launchpad Program Partnerships

ManagerLeila Fatemi, Administrative AssistantOmer Ismael, Launchpad Programs

CoordinatorTomas Kanene, Programs AssistantDarcie Hagen, Project Assistant

ARTSCAPE SANDBOXCarla Ritchie, Technical Director, Artscape

Event Venues & Venue Operations ManagerAdam Turgeon, SuperintendentErica Mason, Performance Venue AssistantA/V Technicians: Julian Bulof, Lucy

Collingwood, Kourosh Ghamsari-Esfahani, Taylor Lindsay, Andrew McAllister, William Rowe

Venue Supervisors: Rachel Blair, Brianna Hoy, Stephanie Jung, Darcey Maher, Felix Mills, Matt Pilipiak, Julia Rocchi

ARTSCAPE GIBRALTAR POINT Lisa Cristinzo, Managing Director Darren Reinhart, Superintendent Andrew Lochhead, Residency & Programming

Coordinator Teya Zuzek, Performance & Event Venue

AssistantMelissa Fisher, Venue SupervisorLuisa Milan, Kitchen & Housekeeping

SupervisorEmily Colquhoun, Event Maintenance Support

& Housekeeping SupervisorPat Jeffries, Head GardenerHousekeeping: Amanda Chalmers, Florence

Ivany, Adame Rose

ARTSCAPE YOUNGPLACE Lisa Cristinzo, Managing DirectorMegan Press, Manager Adam Turgeon, SuperintendentClaire Leighton, Program & Flex Studio

Coordinator Andrew McAllister, Assistant Technical Director Dale Cedric Mellun, Senior Security Guard &

Custodian Amir (Oliver) Nurmohammed, Security Guard Lucas Ognibene, Associate Superintendent Tenzin Sangpo, Custodian

ARTSCAPE WYCHWOOD BARNS Margo Welch, Managing Director Sarah Bobak, Events & Sales Manager Mereb Hagos, Program & Administrative

Manager Wendy Remie, Superintendent Alex Punzalan, A/V SupervisorA/V Technicians: Jason Thomson, Lisa Van

OorschotCustodians: James Beelik; Adame Rose,

Tsultrim NyampoVenue Supervisors: Emily Colquhoun, Francisco

Gomes, Ramona Ng, Alice Stratford-Kurus, Brad Stevenson

DANIELS SPECTRUM Nidhi Khanna, Managing Director Carla Ritchie, Technical Director, Artscape

Event Venues & Venue Operations ManagerKifle Lissanu, Events & Sales Manager Cindy Smith, Superintendent & Manager,

Security Alicia Roberts, Assistant Manager, EventsFarid Jalil, Outreach & Marketing Coordinator Elle Alconcel, Curator Tomas Kanene, Ada Slaight Youth Arts

Mentorship Program CoordinatorMaya Hall, Head Technician Aaron Dell, Assistant Head TechnicianCustodians: Imelda Donato, Sam Trinh, Justin

Vuong Security Guards: Ibrahim Afrah, Douglas

Barrington, Hamza Ibrahim, Andrew Rinella Venue Supervisors: Ibrahim Afrah, Natasha

Davis, Jordan Fee, Sam Haque, Darcey Maher, Zahra Siddqui

Venue Support Staff: Lloyd Pike, Isa Ransome, Xhu ‘Peter’ Zhu

*At time of publication.

Ruth AdlerElaine Chan-DowGary CrawfordErin CreaseyGreg EdwardsRania El MugammarClarence FordClaudia Garcia-PeraltaKevin GarlandEmily HoggJeff HullJean JewerCathy JonassonRaja KhannaKanaka KulendranJani LauzonEduardo LeeShoshonah MackayEarl MillerEsmaa MohamoudColleen Moorehead

We warmly welcome the following artists, organizations and volunteers to the Artscape community in 2017.

Andre MorriseauShaneeza Naszeer AllyVivian NguyenHeather NicolRoxane O’BrienPaulina O’KieffeBen O’NeilDaniel RoherLyla RyeRandy SabourinAndrew Savery-WhitewayPetar SkaricLisa SmartShane Smith J.J. StrankoLouisa TaylorHeather TremainMichelle UyWayne WightmanJack WinbergMarcus Youssef

Employment Partnerships & Student Placements

Artscape engages in employment partnerships with the City of Toronto’s Employment & Social Services, Ontario Works and YMCA’s Youth Eco Internship Program.

Always a supporter and encouraging development opportunities, we have been pleased to host various student placement programs from widely recognized post-secondary institutions across Ontario over the past seven months: OCADU’s Experiential Learning Placements Program, Humber Institute of Technology & Advanced Learning’s Arts Administration & Cultural Management Program, Ryerson University’s School of Creative Industries Program, University of Waterloo’s Masters in Economic Development & Innovation Program, Western University’s Non-profit Arts Management Continuing Studies Program.

We extend our best wishes to the following students as they develop their careers in arts, culture and city-building: Emma Boyton, Darcie Hagan, Abby Ho, Amanda Lewis, Elaina Pawelka, Colin Richards and Teya Zuzek.

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Artscape Operating StatementsArtscape operates as three legal entities, Toronto Artscape Inc., Artscape Non-Profit Homes Inc. and Toronto Artscape Foundation. In 2016, Artscape achieved modest surpluses in all its entities while maintaining affordability and accessibility across its properties and advancing three major projects.

All Artscape properties are operated with the objective to be financially self-sustaining once the initial capital investment has been made. Support from the City of Toronto’s Major Cultural Organizations Operating Grant represents less than 4% of Toronto Artscape Inc.’s total revenue. Below-market rents, memberships and user fees comprise the majority of the revenue sources. Grants and subsidies are leveraged to maintain affordability and accessibility for tenants and community-based organizations.

Artscape Non-Profit Homes Inc. administers social housing subsidized through the Canada-Ontario Affordable Housing program and the Affordable Housing Office of the City of Toronto.

Philanthropic gifts help to support charitable programming such as youth arts mentorship and internship programs operated by the Toronto Artscape Foundation.

2016 2015

TORONTO ARTSCAPE INC.REVENUEProperty Income $ 6,086,000 $ 6,270,000

Grants, management fees and other $ 3,346,000 $ 1,766,000

Creative Placemaking Lab $ 547,000 $ 564,000

Sub-total revenue (w/ amortization) $ 10,488,000 $ 8,916,000

EXPENSES

Property expenses $ 5,999,000 $ 5,728,000

Administration $ 3,095,000 $ 2,042,000

Creative Placemaking Lab $ 390,000 $ 482,000

Sub-total expenses (w/ amortization) $ 10,483,000 $ 8,912,000

Excess revenue over expenses $ 5,000 $ 5,000

ARTSCAPE NON-PROFIT HOMES INC.REVENUE

Property income $ 388,000 $ 378,000

Affordable housing subsidy $ 342,000 $ 365,000

Sub-total revenue $ 730,000 $ 743,000

EXPENSES

Property expenses $ 415,000 $ 451,000

Administration $ 70,000 $ 63,000

Sub-total expenses (w/ amortization) $ 730,000 $ 740,000

Excess revenue over expenses - $ 3,000

TORONTO ARTSCAPE FOUNDATIONREVENUE

Grants, fundraising revenue and other $ 3,517,000 $ 3,570,000

Sub-total revenue $ 3,517,000 $ 3,570,000

EXPENSES

Charitable programming expenses $ 704,000 $ 494,000

Charitable disbursements $ 2,186,000 $ 2,742,000

Administration and fundraising costs $ 304,000 $ 154,000

Sub-total expenses $ 3,444,000 $ 3,390,000

Excess revenue over expenses $ 73,000 $ 180,000

Thank You to our Sponsors

In 2016, our signature fundraising events included Artscape Salon, Artscape Extravaganza and The Journey (journeyregentpark.ca). Thanks to our guests, sponsors and partners, we raised a grand total of over $965,000 (gross revenues) to support various charitable initiatives and enable us to achieve our mandate.

ARTSCAPE SALON 2016: Presenting Sponsors: Rockport and Hines Tridel; Creative Partner Vander Brand; Media Sponsors: FASHION Magazine, YP Next Home; Gold Sponsors: Graziani + Corazza Architects Inc., Iler Campbell LLP; Silver Sponsors: Curb Signs, BILD, KRCMAR Surveyors Ltd.; Bronze Sponsor: The Brand Factory.

THE JOURNEY 2016: Gala Presenting Sponsor: Innocon. Learning Sponsor: The Daniels Corporation. Community Partner: RBC Royal Bank. Experience Sponsors: 4 Star Drywall Ltd.; Cooltech Air Systems Ltd.; Masters Insurance Limited; Toro Aluminum; University Plumbing and Heating Ltd.

Supporting Sponsors: Diamond Schmitt Architects; First Capital Realty and Quadrangle Architects. Ticket Package Purchasers: McCarthy Tetrault; Capital Canada; Great Gulf; PwC LLD; Miller Thomson LLC; Iler Campbell; MOD Developments; Woodcliffe Landmark Properties; Minto. In-Kind Sponsors: Food Dudes; Chairman Mills; Mac Show Systems; Encore Catering; Silver Bay Cellars; Coffee Public; Havana Club.

ARTSCAPE EXTRAVAGANZA 2016:

FINANCIALS FUNDRAISING EVENTS

Salon 2016 sparked conversation with artists, innovators and city builders. Photo: Garrison McArthur Photographers

Artscape Extravaganza 2016 was a smashing success. Photo: Garrison McArthur Photographers

The Journey 2016 electrified audiences once again. Photo: Yasin Osman

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Artscape acknowledges Toronto as a sacred gathering place for many Indigenous Peoples of Turtle Island. Artscape wishes to recognize the long history of First Nations and Métis Peoples in Ontario, and shows respect to the Mississaugas of New Credit.| 24

Artscape is a not-for-profit urban development organization that makes space for creativity and transforms communities. Artscape is composed of: Toronto Artscape Inc., Artscape Non-Profit Homes Inc. and Toronto Artscape Foundation.

BC Artscape is an independent affiliate.

For up-to-date information on all Artscape projects and programs, as well as contact information, please consult our website at artscape.ca .

ANNUAL REPORT 2016

Published October, 2017 | ISSN 2560-8754

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