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2016 Grant Allocations (PDF) Toronto Arts Council 2016 Allocations SUMMARY STRATEGIC FUNDING Project Allocations: Strategic Funding $3,457,279 Total Strategic Initiatives $3,457,279 COMMUNITY ARTS Annual Operating Allocations: Community Arts Organizations 348,000 Multi-Year Operating Allocations: Community Arts Organizations 468,250 Project Allocations: Community Arts Organizations 539,550 Total Community Arts $1,355,800 DANCE Annual Operating Allocations: Dance Organizations 288,500 Multi-Year Operating Allocations: Dance Organizations 875,400 Project Allocations: Dance Organizations 170,500 Project Allocations: Dance Individual Artists 218,250 Multi-Year Project Allocations: Dance Organizations 45,000 Multi-Year Project Allocations: Dance Individual Artists 60,000 Total Dance $1,657,650 INDIGENOUS ARTS PROJECTS Project Allocations: Indigenous Arts Projects 195,970 Total Indigenous Arts Projects $195,970 LARGE INSTITUTIONS Multi-Year Operating Allocations: Large Institutions 1,905,000 Total Large Institutions $1,905,000 LITERARY Annual Operating Allocations: Literary Organizations 160,100 Project Allocations: Literary Organizations 82,750 Total Writers and Playwrights 597,000 Total Literary $839,850 MUSIC Annual Operating Allocations: Music Organizations 888,565 Multi-Year Operating: Music Organizations 1,090,150 Project Allocations: Music Organizations 289,095 Total Music Creation and Recording 589,988 Total Music $2,857,798 THEATRE Annual Operating Allocations: Theatre Organizations 498,000 Multi-Year Operating Allocations: Theatre Organizations 2,194,325 Project Allocations: Theatre Organizations 395,000 Multi-Year Project Allocations: Theatre Organizations 105,000 Total Theatre $3,192,325 VISUAL ARTS/MEDIA ARTS Annual Operating Allocations: Visual Arts/Media Arts Organizations 323,000 Multi-Year Operating Allocations: Visual/Media Arts Organizations 1,425,500 Project Allocations: Visual Arts/Media Arts Organizations 194,750 Visual Artists 455,000 Media Artists 365,000 Total Visual/Media Arts $2,763,250 2016 Toronto Arts Council Allocations $18,224,922 Toronto Arts Council 2016 Allocations Multi-Year Annual Multi-Year Project Project Operating Operating STRATEGIC FUNDING Artists in the Schools - TDSB partnership 130,000 TAC Leaders Lab 150,000 Neigbourhood Arts Network 130,000 artsVest 385,000 ArtReach Toronto 105,000 Literary Partnerships: Toronto Lit Up and What's Your Story? 120,000 Open Door 1 Access Visual Art 15,000 2 Anandam Dancetheatre Productions 50,000 3 Art Spin Toronto 15,000 4 Canadian Dance Assembly / Assemblée canadienne de la danse 45,000 5 Dames Making Games Social Technology Development Group 15,000 6 Dance Immersion Ontario 20,000 7 Eventual Ashes 15,000 8 Evergreen 50,000 9 Kaeja d'Dance 100,000 10 Prefix Institute of Contemporary Art Inc. 50,000 11 Small Theatre Administrative Facility 30,000 12 Soulpepper Theatre Company 100,000 13 Tangled Art + Disability 60,000 14 The Theatre Centre 90,000 15 Trinity Square Video 72,000 Total Open Door 727,000 Platform A 1 Art Starts Neighbourhood Cultural Centre 50,000 2 Arts for Children and Youth 50,000 3 Jumblies Theatre 50,000 4 SKETCH - Working Arts for Street and Homeless Youth 50,000 Total Platform A $200,000 Platform A - Microgrants Art Starts allocations 1 Laila Abubakar 1,000 2 Zeinab Aidid 1,000 3 Valerie Amponsah 1,000 4 Aine Belton 1,000 5 Jacqueline Comrie Garrido 1,000 6 Jasmine Gui 1,000 7 Yannis Lobaina 1,000 8 Wong-Wilex Ly 1,000 9 Poonam Sharma 1,000 10 Aitak Sorahitalab 1,000 11 Kate Vickery 1,000 12 Patrick Walters 1,000 Subtotal $12,000 Jumblies Theatre allocations 1 Saba Akhtar 1,000 2 Grivanni Binger 1,000 3 Mitsuki Bishun 700 4 Parker Dirks 1,000 5 Danica Drago 1,000 6 Julia Hunter 1,000 7 Jennielea MacIeish 1,000 8 Bianca Morgan 1,000 9 Maanii Oakes 1,000 Toronto Arts Council 2016 Allocations Multi-Year Annual Multi-Year Project Project Operating Operating 10 Terrance Richards 1,000 11 Tyrell Shirley 300 12 Jose Ignacio Betancourt Siman 1,000 13 Joel Vaughn 1,000 Subtotal $12,000 Sketch allocations 1 Geena Akounua 800 2 Paulina Aksay 360 3 Brooks Banks 500 4 Megan Bomberry 680 5 Alexa DelSol 950 6 Nigel Edwards 1,000 7 Sel Ghebrehiwo 1,000 8 Tzazna Miranda Leal 850 9 Zoma Maduekwe 1,000 10 Kara Manso 960 11 Shaughn Martel 150 12 Christina Alexander Melia Michel 500 13 Simon Nguyen 400 14 Teddy Osei 450 15 Kamika Peters 500 16 Jeannie Priscila Hernandez Rodas 600 17 Luz Maite Salgado 500 18 Johns Samuels 800 Subtotal $12,000 VIBE Arts allocations 1 Shadiya Aidid 1,000 2 Toby Chvyl 1,000 3 Tasneem Dairywala 1,000 4 Shawntol Drakes 500 5 Igho Itebu 1,000 6 Setti Kidane 500 7 Kevin Kim 1,000 8 Isaac Mbikay 500 9 Renee McPherson 1,000 10 Asha Mullings 500 11 Yema Quinn 1,000 12 Lyndsay Santos 1,000 13 Myra Shivanandan 1,000 14 Maya Wilson-Sanchez 1,000 Subtotal $12,000 Total Platform A MicroGrants $48,000 ArtReach Toronto Organizations/Collectives 1 2Spirit SkillShare 9,965 2 BAM! Toronto Youth SLAM 5,000 3 Beautiful Minds 5,000 4 biaSHEara 5,000 5 Black Lives Matter Toronto 10,000 6 Emerging Young Artists Inc. 12,500 7 Eva's Phoenix 5,112 8 Frontlines 10,000 9 GyalCast 7,500 10 Hands of a Hero Foundation 5,000 11 Jayu Festival Inc 15,000 12 KeepRockinYou 15,000 13 KutXSew 10,000 14 LGBTQ Youth Line 9,997 Toronto Arts Council 2016 Allocations Multi-Year Annual Multi-Year Project Project Operating Operating 15 Limitless Designs 4,976 16 PIECE OF MINE Festival 15,000 17 Pilot Light 7,500 18 Promoting Education and Community Health (PEACH) 5,000 19 The Carefree Black Boy Project 5,000 20 The Film Stars Project 10,000 21 Y+ Contemporary 10,000 22 YOU for YOUTH 10,000 Subtotal $192,550 Individual Artists 1 Victoria Bacnis 5,000 2 Nicole Bazuin 10,000 3 lancelot bucknor 5,000 4 Fiona Clarke 15,000 5 Rania El Mugammar 10,000 6 Victoria Henriquez 12,745 7 Zahra Komeylian 10,000 8 Dorothy Anne Manuel 5,000 9 Sydanie Nichol 4,705 10 Jena Alma Singh 10,000 Subtotal $87,450 Total ArtReach Toronto $280,000 Animating Historic Sites and Museums Programming 1 Alias Dance Project Inc. 30,000 2 Bluejays Dancing Together 30,000 3 Expect Theatre 30,000 4 FIXT POINT Arts and Media 30,000 5 Ormsby, Mike 28,550 6 Subtle Technologies 20,000 Exploration 1 Aisle 4 5,000 2 Camacho Lomeli, Rita 5,000 3 Martin, Hilary 5,000 4 McCavour, Amanda 5,000 5 Taylor, Ronald 5,000 6 UnSpun Theatre 5,000 7 Wu, Yan 5,000 Total Animating Historic Sites $203,550 Animating Toronto Parks 1 8488827 Canada Association 15,000 2 Agincourt Community Services Association 15,000 3 Art Starts 14,995 4 Cajuca Mas Arts Producers 15,000 5 Children's Peace Theatre 15,000 6 Clay and Paper Theatre 15,000 7 Eldritch Theatre Incorporated 15,000 8 Euba Quartet 3,900 9 Feast In The East Collective 8,470 10 Hand Eye Society 9,024 11 MABELLEarts 15,000 12 Ollin Tonatiuh 15,000 13 Parks n' Wreck 15,000 14 Shadowland Theatre 14,750 15 Shakespeare in the Ruff 15,000 16 Sustainable Thinking and Expression on Public Space (STEPS) 14,100 17 Toronto Outdoor Picture Show 15,000 Toronto Arts Council 2016 Allocations Multi-Year Annual Multi-Year Project Project Operating Operating 18 Tune Your Ride Collective 13,420 19 UrbanArts Community Arts Council 15,000 20 Urbanvessel 15,000 21 dehbonehie, anahita 15,000 22 Lowe, Melanie 1,370 23 Shayenne, Lua 15,000 24 White, Kristine 8,700 25 Zuberi, Jamea 15,000 Total Animating Toronto Parks $328,729 Artists in the Library 1 Girls Rock Camp Toronto $20,000 2 Hand Eye Society $20,000 3 Hijinks $20,000 4 Mix Mix Dance Collective $20,000 5 Moving Images $20,000 6 Okay Collective $20,000 7 Wordplay Collective $20,000 8 paul stewart $20,000 9 Ashima Suri $20,000 10 christopher willes $20,000 Total Artists in the Library $200,000 Targeted Enhanced Funding 1 Acting Up Stage Company 10,000 2 Aluna Theatre 10,000 3 Art Gallery of York University 10,000 4 Art Starts 7,000 5 Ballet Creole 8,000 6 Canadian Children's Opera Company 8,000 7 Canadian Contemporary Dance Theatre 10,000 8 Dance Immersion Ontario 7,000 9 Diaspora Dialogues Charitable Society 9,000 10 Dusk Dances Inc. 10,000 11 Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival 10,000 12 Inner City Angels 8,000 13 Inside Out Lesbian and Gay Film Festival Inc. 10,000 14 Jumblies Theatre 9,000 15 Kaeja d'Dance 7,000 16 Le Theatre francais de Toronto 10,000 17 MABELLEarts 9,000 18 Mammalian Diving Reflex Theatre Group 10,000 19 Mariposa in the Schools 9,000 20 Planet in Focus 8,500 21 Pleiades Theatre 6,000 22 princess productions 10,000 23 Prologue to the Performing Arts 9,000 24 Red Sky Performance 10,000 25 SKETCH Working Arts for Street-involved and Homeless Youth 9,000 26 Soundstreams 7,000 27 southern currents film & video collective 7,500 28 Textile Museum of Canada 8,500 29 The Power Plant 9,000 30 Theatre Columbus 6,000 31 Theatre Direct Canada 10,000 32 Theatre Gargantua 10,000 33 Toronto Dance Theatre 10,000 34 YYZ Artists' Outlet 8,500 Total Targeted Enhanced Funding $300,000 Toronto Arts Council 2016 Allocations Multi-Year Annual Multi-Year Project Project Operating Operating Performing Arts Facility Support Grants 1 Aluna Theatre 3,125 2 Arraymusic 6,750 3 Buddies in Bad Times Theatre 6,750 4 Cahoots Theatre Company 3,125 5 Canadian Contemporary Dance Theatre 12,000 6 Canadian Stage 12,000 7 Coleman Lemieux & Compagnie 6,750 8 Dancemakers 6,750 9 Factory Theatre 12,000 10 Native Earth Performing Arts Inc.
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