We are excited to announce the participants of the Board Engagement Panel. Moderated by Jini Stolk, panelists include Michelle Yeung, John Dalrymple, and Raji Aujla. Each panelist will offer their unique perspective on the subject of governance, finding the right fit and understanding staff and artist relationships.

Have you ever considered using your business leadership skills on an arts board?
 

Whether you're a novice who has never served on a board before or you're simply looking to get involved with a new organization, boardlink gives young professionals an opportunity to connect with local arts organizations in need.

What looked to be a washout with rain on Thursday July 26th, turned out to be a perfect summer evening for strolling the streets of Kensington Market. 

ArtsScene Toronto members were lucky enough to have not just one, but two great tour guides from the Kensington Market Historical Society.

Join artsScene Toronto July 26th for dinner/drinks and a privately hosted tour in partnership with Heritage Toronto!

Explore the eclectic Kensington Market, home to waves of immigrants from around the world, as well as artists, entrepreneurs, and activists.

On Wednesday May 23rd, artsScene Toronto hosted a private tour and social at the Ryerson Image Centre (RIC)!

RIC's Exhibitions Curator, Gaëlle Morel led a private tour of the works of Nadia Myre and Shelley Niro (2017 Scotiabank Photography Award winner). These two contemporary Indigenous artists explore notions of culture, identity and the complex colonial histories of Indigenous people using photography and film.

On April 12th, Canada’s National Ballet School’s First Position Steering Committee together with artScene Toronto presented “Breaking Down Boundaries” a panel discussion on the collaboration between art and health care, education and technology. 

In partnership with the Young Patron Circle members of the Gardiner Museum, artsScene Toronto hosted an exclusive experience of the YOKO ONO: THE RIVERBED Exhibit.

The evening began with a private reception in the Terrace Room on the 3rd floor of the museum, followed by after-hours access to the participatory exhibition. This installation invited visitors to collaborate with the artist by interacting with the artwork itself. 

Canada’s National Ballet School’s First Position Steering Committee together with artScene Toronto present “Breaking Down Boundaries” a panel discussion on the collaboration between art and health care, education and technology. 

This moderated event will feature panelists John Baker, founder of the eLearning Management Systems, Desire2Learn...

artsScene and The Gardiner Museum invite you to an exclusive experience of YOKO ONO: THE RIVERBED.

The evening will commence with a private reception in the Terrace Room on the 3rd floor of the Museum and will be followed by after-hours access to the participatory exhibition, which invites visitors to collaborate with the artist through interacting with the artwork itself. Join us to learn more about Yoko Ono and what the Gardiner Museum has to offer.

In partnership with Turnout, artsScene Toronto hosted a rehearsal for the National Ballet of Canada's Winter Season production!

The rehearsal was followed by a special reception with the opportunity to mingle with fellow artsScene Toronto members, Turnout members and National Ballet dancers, and listen to an educational chat from guest speaker Peter Ottmann, Senior Ballet Master.

Thank you to everyone who came out and to the National Ballet for hosting such an incredible event!