Arts Management @ UTSC

Since 1986, Artscape has developed a reputation as Canada's leading practitioner in multi-tenant space development for the arts and culture sector, successfully transforming a portfolio of underutilized buildings across Toronto into dynamic community assets.

A professional provincial arts service organization that fosters the network and supports the growth and development of artist directed organizations engaged in contemporary cultural practice.

CADA-ON is a non-profit organization that empowers and educates its membership of dance professionals towards the use of best practices within an evolving sector.

CARFAC Ontario is the association of professional visual and media artists. Founded in 1968, CARFAC (Canadian Artists' Representation/le Front des artistes canadiens) has worked for 40 years on the legal and economic issues facing visual artists.

A provincial service organization comprised of cultural centres, community arts groups, municipalities, artists and public supporters. CAO cultivates and connects the arts, artists and people across Ontario from urban, rural and remote communities, and provides network, exchange, and professional development opportunities for community arts practitioners.

The mission of the Cultural Careers Council is to support the people who work in the cultural sector through life-long career
development and business skills training.

DANCE ONTARIO is key to Ontario's dance milieu and central to the diverse sector's communications and networking, providing management training, advice and industry information. We interact with the general public on a daily basis promoting members' services and events.

Interactive Ontario (IO) is a not-for-profit industry trade organization committed to the growth of the Ontario interactive digital content industry. To this end IO is an industry advocate within Ontario and nationally as a founding member of the Canadian Interactive Alliance /Alliance interactive canadienne (CIAIC).

This association encourage co-operation between member galleries and museums and cooperation with the Ontario Arts Council and similar agencies. It also assists in the development of visual art centres in the province of Ontario, promotes high standards of excellence and uniform methods in the care and presentation of art, and
serves as an advisory body in matters of professional interest in the province of Ontario.

The Ontario Arts Council (OAC) is guided by the far-seeing mandate it was given in 1963 – to foster the creation and production of art for the benefit of all Ontarians. OAC offers more than fifty funding programs for Ontario-based artists and arts organizations, with funds from the Ontario government.

As a dynamic, member-based, not-for-profit arts service organization, the OCC exists to grow recognition and appreciation of craft and craftspeople by building a strong, talented, distinct craft community.