Arts Management @ UTSC

Artscape’s knowledge sharing website for information and inspiration to support creative placemaking in your community.

Business / Arts is a national charitable organization that shows the power of partnership between business and arts.Through initiatives like the Canadian Arts Summit, we work in partnership with arts leaders, government and the business community to ensure a thriving arts and culture sector.

East End Arts is a non-profit community arts organization that serves the east end of Toronto. We provide inclusive arts programming and events to our local communities, including youth, newcomers, seniors and priority groups. We also provide professional development opportunities to both emerging and established artists and arts organizations.

We create a safe space for Filipino-Canadian youth, both second generation and newcomers, to overcome multiple barriers that prevent them from meaningful engagement in society. At Kapisanan, youth activate their creativity to explore identity, fostering pride and self-confidence, inspiring and empowering them to realize their full potential.

Ludwig Van is an independent digital news media network supported by its audience and sponsors. Our primary focus is on arts coverage, including news reporting and criticism. We are tasked with keeping Canada’s arts community accountable, and critiquing both emerging and established artists and arts productions.

TAPA is the voice of theatre, dance and opera in Toronto.

ZE5T is an online multi-disciplinary arts blog founded by University of Toronto Scarborough student Allan Park in 2013. ZE5T focuses on discovering and nurturing new and emerging Toronto-based artists, while providing readers with thought-provoking and original content showcasing these artists’ talents. We strive to inspire and support future artistic trend-setters to illustrate the future of the arts in contemporary culture.

Akimbo is a Toronto-based company that promotes contemporary visual art, video, new media and film locally, nationally and internationally via the internet, mobile and social. Established in November 1999, Akimbo has built a large and dedicated subscriber and reader base of Canadian and international visual arts professionals along with a client base of hundreds of the country’s most important galleries, museums, art institutions, and media, film and video festivals.

The Artful Manager seeks a new set of metaphors for administrative leaders of arts and culture. There is a need for business thinking, to be sure, with an intensity and deftness we have only begun to understand. But there is also an energy beyond money and markets that the artful manager must channel. What if, in the end, the arts organization is not a problem to be managed, but an instrument to be played?

The site features painting, photography, illustration and other visual arts from Canada, and from around the world.

The Culture 365 Blog is your source for innovative and inspirational stories of cultural engagement and participation from across the country. In the Culture 365 blog, Culture Days extends the conversation all year-round, highlighting best practices and lessons from writers and contributors who represent not-for-profit cultural organizations, individual artists and cultural creators from all walks of life.

founded in milan in 1999, designboom is the world’s first and most popular digital architecture and design magazine. media is still the connective tissue of society, and compared to 1999, the internet has come a long way. during this time, creating a digital publication was still primarily the business of tech-savvy nerds but online publishing has gone from something abstract to being a central element in how many of us live and work.

Blog of an Arts Marketing expert.

Founded in December 2013, Schmopera aims to present an honest and fresh look at the opera scene. You can read reviews of what’s currently onstage, find out about upcoming shows, and get to know the people that make opera happen. We interview singers, conductors, coaches, directors, and teachers, and show you behind-the-scenes as much as we can.

A vibrant and sustainable theatre community for all Ontarians.

Our Mission is to support the people who work in the cultural sector through life-long career development and entrepreneurial and business skills training.