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Gallery History, Mandate and Activities
The Exhibition Space and Rentals
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| Gallery History, Mandate and Activities |
From its inception as the first gallery in the City of North York in 1977, Glendon Gallery has steadily received the respect of the public and the professional arts community alike as a vital presence on the Toronto art scene. Focusing on contemporary art, the Glendon Gallery provides a monthly exhibition from September to May, with a mostly educational mission.
The Gallery offers a balanced exhibition programme of historical, modern, and contemporary Canadian and International art. It focuses, in particular, on the presentation and interpretation of emerging Canadian art of merit, with an added interest - consistent with the bilingual identity of Glendon College - in francophone artistic expression. As a university public art gallery, we serve two communities with equal responsibility.
The selection of the exhibits is assumed by the Advising Committee formed by professional artists and art critics. In addition to this committe, the Glendon Gallery retains the services of a curator whose main task is to assume the gallery's artistic mission, a Coordinator in charge of the exhibit logistic, and finaly a team of technicians responsible for setting up the Gallery exhibits.
The Glendon Gallery is a member of the Ontario Association of Art Galleries and de l’Association des groupes en arts visuels francophones (L’AGAVF).
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| Glendon Art Gallery's vision and Bi-annual Programming
2010-2011 and 2011-2012 |
Theme: Relationships between the individual and the social
Four professional exhibitions rich in shapes, colours, media diversity and social activism will be presented at the Glendon Gallery from 2010 to 2012. Identity, personal mythology, human dignity and socio-political affiliation constitute the four pillars of this biannual programming, giving life and thought to relationships of social and individual identities.
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Phone
416-487-6721
Address
Glendon Hall, Glendon College, York University
2275 Bayview Ave. Toronto ON M4N 3M6
E-mail
gallery@glendon.yorku.ca |
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| The Exhibition Space and Rentals |
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PRIVATE EVENTS
Interested in renting the gallery for a special event? For all inquiries regarding the rental of the gallery, please contact : Martine Rheault, 416-487-6859
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About The Club
Club of Art and Creative Expression (CACE) is a student organization that envelopes the artistic of York University's campuses. It aims to join artists from all disciplines and cultural backgrounds. We aspire to create a community of creative learning and artistic exploration which will be achieved though discussions, field trips and artistic talks.... Examples include visits to theater performances, art exhibitions and workshops in all artistic forms.
For More Information
We invite you to join us! For membership and additional information please contact us at artclub.creative@gmail.com or on facebook by clicking here: 
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2011-2012 Staff Members
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Kim |
Janny |
Ennina |
Anne-Sophie |
Liz |
2010-2011 Staff members

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Janny Le - Gallery Assistant
Marc Audette - Gallery Curator
Martine Rheault - Co-ordinator of Cultural and Artistic Affairs
Kimberley Judd - Gallery Assistant
Eninna Luli - Gallery Assistant
Tara Knight - Gallery Assistant
Yuki Yamamoto - Gallery Assistant
Shirley Almagro Lightbourn - Gallery Assistant
2007-2008 Staff members |
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Heather McRay - Gallery Assistant
Karine Giboulo - The Artist
Adrienne Beaudry - Gallery Assistant
Omid Fekri - Assistant to the Curator
Martine Rheault - Co-ordinator of Cultural and Artistic Affairs
Marc Audette - Gallery Curator
Cristina Bregar (née Raimondo)- Marketing and Promotions |
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