Art Gallery of Musée des beaux-arts de l’Ontario

Year in Review • 2009 –2010 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT AND THE DIRECTOR/CEO • 2009–2010

“I cannot say enough good things about the AGO…. Thank you for a sublime experience!” — AGO visitor from Chicago

The fulfilled its mission to bring year was the blockbuster exhibition KING TUT: The addition to events and exhibitions, the AGO’s Youth art and people together with resounding success in Golden King and the Great Pharaohs , organized by Council is also focused on developing regular youth 2009–2010. In this first full year of operation as the the National Geographic Society, Arts and Exhibitions programming for FREE After 3!, which offers secondary “transformed AGO,” we welcomed a total of 878,478 International (AEI) and AEG Exhibitions, with cooperation students free admission to the AGO weekdays after visitors — our highest annual attendance in more than from the Egyptian Supreme Council of Antiquities. The school. 15 years. Building on the enthusiastic public response show featured a collection of more than 100 artifacts FREE After 3! is just one element of our ongoing efforts to the launch of the expanded and renovated building in that explored how life and art evolved in Egypt under to ensure that the AGO welcomes visitors from all walks November 2008, people came to experience the newly various rulers, spanning 2,000 years of ancient Egyptian of life. Free admission on Wednesday evenings has been installed collection galleries, exhibitions from around history. The show ran until May 2, with a total attendance an AGO tradition for more than 25 years. And through our the world, education programs and community activities. of 404,364 visitors — the third-highest exhibition partnerships with community organizations across the They exchanged points of view and discovered new attendance in the AGO’s history. city, such as the Public Library and the Institute perspectives. Visitors discussed works of art with the The AGO’s commitment to education received a major for Canadian Citizenship, an increasing number of artists who created them. Families played in our Off the boost with the contribution of $7.5 million from the federal challenged communities are able to consider the AGO Wall! hands-on centre and connected with engaging government’s Infrastructure Stimulus Fund toward the one of their regular destinations. displays of art by schoolchildren in our community Gallery’s Weston Family Learning Centre. This support Despite the uncertain economy and the learning curve gallery. Audiences of all ages enjoyed hip hop perform - allowed the AGO to move forward immediately with associated with operating a newly expanded facility, the ances, chamber music and poetry readings in Walker the renovation and expansion of our education area. AGO successfully completed the 2009–2010 fiscal year Court and attended receptions, dinners and weddings The project was first made public in 2008 with the with a net surplus of $1.5 million. This strong financial in our Baillie Court event space. They savoured announcement of a lead gift of $12 million of capital position is due to the success of the KING TUT exhibition exhibition-themed menus in FRANK Restaurant, bought and endowment funds from The W. Garfield Weston and will provide increased stability to the AGO’s operation that perfect gift in shopAGO, relaxed with a drink in the Foundation — the single largest gift in support of art in 2010–2011. We also want to thank the Government of Espresso Bar overlooking Grange Park and chatted over education in the Gallery’s history. The Weston Family Ontario for its annual support, which represents 40 a snack in caféAGO. The public explored and celebrated Learning Centre will enable the Gallery to increase percent of the AGO’s operation. This secure foundation every aspect that makes the AGO the imaginative centre participation in art education for all ages, with dedicated enables our institution to adjust more readily to economic of our city and province. spaces for art instruction, workshops and community- challenges while investing in exhibitions and education The public continued to revel in the architecture based exhibitions. The Centre will be a fully wireless, programs that benefit the people of Ontario. created by , with the AGO being awarded networked facility featuring broadcast and video In summary, it is our privilege to report that the the People’s Choice Award for Architecture in the conferencing capabilities that will enable the Gallery to 2009–2010 year was filled with notable achievements Commercial and Institutional category, chosen from reach out to students and teachers in their classrooms as we continue to reach out to our many communities among 32 structures across the city. through online interactive technologies — revolutionizing and affirm that art truly does matter. The Gallery’s collection was enhanced with strategic the way we approach education. acquisitions of historical and contemporary works. With In August, we celebrated the tenth anniversary of the 507 works added in 2009– 2010, the AGO’s collection AGO’s award-winning youth outreach program, Teens now totals more than 79,500 works. A highlight was Behind the Scenes. Over the past decade, programs for Tony Gagliano an extraordinary gift by leading art collector and youth have been created by youth, dazzling the city with President philanthropist Dr. of 32 Canadian some of the most imaginative and unforgettable art and international artworks, strengthening the AGO’s projects — from a skateboard ballet featuring dancers contemporary holdings. from the National Ballet of and Toronto’s hottest An ambitious exhibition schedule brought works of art skateboarders, to a forest installation made entirely from Matthew Teitelbaum from around the world to Toronto. The major draw for the a month’s supply of paper destined for recycling. In Michael and Sonja Koerner Director, and CEO

2 YEAR IN REVIEW • HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR • APRIL 2009 TO MARCH 2010

MAY • The AGO participates in the CONTACT Toronto Photography Festival with the video projection Émile by artist Bettina Hoffmann. The work is installed in the AGO’s innovative storefront exhibition space, the Young Gallery.

• Reality is suspended as the AGO welcomes Surreal Things , organized by London’s Victoria and Albert Museum. A Canadian exclusive, the exhibition examines the influence of Surrealism on theatre, interiors, fashion, film, architecture and advertising.

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APRIL • The AGO partners with the Ontario College of Art and Design, University Settlement and the local neighbourhood for the • The AGO opens the exhibition Remix: New Modernities in a sixth annual Grange Park Cleanup, held in conjunction with Post-Indian World . Organized by the Heard Museum and the Mayor David Miller’s Community Cleanup Day. 3 Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian, the exhibition explores complex ideas about what it means to be • Mexican artist Marco Antonio Cruz is awarded the 2009 an indigenous artist in the twenty-first century. Grange Prize for contemporary photography. A partnership between the AGO and Aeroplan, the annual $50,000 prize is • The Art Gallery of Ontario’s fifth annual Massive Party the largest of its kind in Canada and is decided entirely by fundraiser is the first on-site benefit to be held at the AGO public voting. since its grand reopening. As part of the Massive Uprising theme, guests are encouraged to join the revolution and • AGO executive chef Anne Yarymowich is named Chef of make love, not war. the Year by the Ontario Hostelry Institute at its Gold Awards Dinner.

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3 YEAR IN REVIEW • HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR • APRIL 2009 TO MARCH 2010

JUNE AUGUST SEPTEMBER • The transformed AGO takes home Toronto’s People’s Choice Award for Architecture (the Pug Award) in the Commercial and Institutional category. The AGO wins out over 32 structures across the city.

• The AGO’s Pride Week celebrations begin with the installation Artwherk! Show for PRIDE . Visitors are invited to celebrate the power of artistic creation through this showcase of work by young and emerging LGBTTQQ2S artists. JULY 4 • The AGO’s award-winning Teens Behind the Scenes program • The AGO marks the fiftieth anniversary of Cape Dorset’s celebrates its tenth anniversary with special exhibitions and famed Kinngait Studios with the exhibition Arctic Spirit , events. Over the past decade, the program has involved more showcasing prints and sculpture from this internationally than 15,000 local young people in its activities. renowned centre.

• Five AGO volunteers receive a 2009 Ontario Volunteer Service Award for 30 years of service. Ella Klajnerman, Carol 6 Lindsay, Joan London, Diane Thornton and Sybil Wilkinson are recognized for their contributions and continuous years • The AGO partners with the (ROM) to of commitment to the AGO. launch two complementary exhibitions celebrating photogra - pher Edward Steichen. The AGO presents Edward Steichen: In High Fashion, The Condé Nast Years, 1923–1937, while the ROM shows Vanity Fair Portraits: Photographs 1913–2008 .

• Photography’s new frontier is in the spotlight as Beautiful Fictions: Photography at the AGO — Featuring the Vivian 5 & David Campbell Collection opens on the fifth floor of the contemporary tower. The exhibition showcases more than • The AGO’s booth at the CNE explores the theme Cultural 60 photographers, including Candida Höfer, Thomas Struth, Mosaic of Toronto . Three community arts organizations — Michael Snow, Suzy Lake and Cindy Sherman. ArtHeart Community Art Centre in Regent Park, Art City in St. James Town, and UrbanArts Community Arts Council in • The AGO-organized exhibition Drawing Attention: One Weston — create art murals celebrating their identity. Hundred Master Drawings from the Collection of the Art Gallery of Ontario opens at the prestigious Dulwich Picture • AGO supporters Sandy and Joseph Rotman are recognized Gallery in London, England. as Outstanding Philanthropists by the Greater Toronto Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP). The AGO’s executive director of development, Shawn St. Michael, is also named Outstanding Fundraising Professional by the association.

4 YEAR IN REVIEW • HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR • APRIL 2009 TO MARCH 2010

8 DECEMBER • The AGO collects gifts for CTV’s Toy Mountain. All toys collected are given to deserving children over the holidays by the Salvation Army.

• The AGO’s Art Matters blog generates lively online discus - sion about works in the AGO’s collection, exhibitions and is - sues surrounding visual arts. 7 OCTOBER NOVEMBER JANUARY • The AGO becomes the gateway for Scotiabank Nuit Blanche • After 30 years, the remarkable treasures of King Tut are once • The provocative exhibition Rembrandt / Freud: Etchings from on October 3, as interactive feedback from Torontoist and again at the AGO with the opening of KING TUT: The Golden Life opens, encouraging visitors to make new connections ArtStars about events and installations around the city is King and the Great Pharaohs — a crowd-pleasing exhibition between these two great masters of the human form. projected onto the Gallery building. organized by the National Geographic Society, Arts and Exhibitions International (AEI) and AEG Exhibitions, with • Vault tours, exclusive artist meet-and-greets, and after- • The AGO is the only Canadian destination for the delightful cooperation from the Egyptian Supreme Council of hours Gallery access are just some of the benefits offered to exhibition Alexander Calder: The Paris Years, 1926–1933 , Antiquities. The exhibition is heralded by a 26-foot Anubis a new group of young patrons at the Art Gallery of Ontario as organized by the Whitney Museum of American Art, New installed at the corner of Dundas and McCaul Streets. AGO Next welcomes the next generation of art enthusiasts York, and the Centre Pompidou, Paris. and philanthropists. • The transformed AGO celebrates its first anniversary. • The AGO plays host as the National Docent Symposium Since the opening weekend in November 2008, the AGO’s • Leading art collector and philanthropist Dr. Ydessa Hendeles comes to Canada for the first time. The annual conference compelling collections installed in Frank Gehry–designed donates an extraordinary collection of 32 Canadian and provides professional development and networking for staff spaces have received rave reviews from the public and media international contemporary artworks to the AGO, represent - and volunteers working in the education sector. around the world. ing the most significant single gift of contemporary art in the AGO’s 110-year history.

5 YEAR IN REVIEW • HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR • APRIL 2009 TO MARCH 2010

MARCH

• Acclaimed international artist Anselm Kiefer’s monumental installation Palmsonntag (Palm Sunday) has its Canadian premiere at the AGO.

• Sculpture as Time: Major Works. New Acquisitions — an extraordinary grouping of works by leading-edge contemporary artists such as Joseph Beuys, Rebecca Horn, , Simon Starling, Geoffrey Farmer and Tino Sehgal — explores how artists since the 1960s have radically shifted traditional definitions and boundaries of the medium.

• KING TUT: The Golden King and the Great Pharaohs is extended to May 2. During its 24-week run, the popular exhibition attracted 404,364 visitors — 47 percent of whom were making their first visit to the AGO. Memberships spiked during this period, with 12,450 new members joining during the run of KING TUT .

CAPTIONS

1. The AGO’s Walker Court the evening of Massive Party.

2. The sixth annual Grange Park Cleanup.

9 3. Visitors at the entrance to the Surreal Things exhibition.

4. The AGO Youth Council Vogue-Off event during the Edward Steichen exhibition.

FEBRUARY 5. The AGO’s booth at the CNE. • The daring collage-based works of Kenyan-born Wangechi • The AGO’s Weston Family Learning Centre receives a major 6. Entrance to the exhibition Edward Steichen: In High Fashion. Mutu are on display in the exhibition Wangechi Mutu: This boost from the federal government with a $7.5 million 7. Anubis standing guard at McCaul and Dundas Streets during the KING TUT You Call Civilization? — the first solo exhibition of Mutu’s funding contribution from the Government of Canada’s exhibition. socially charged artwork at a major North American art Infrastructure Stimulus Fund. The project is being designed 8. Exhibition banner for KING TUT. © 2009 Leib Kopman. museum. by Toronto firm Hariri Pontarini Architects. 9. Announcement of funding from the Government of Canada’s Infrastructure Stimulus Fund for the Weston Family Learning Centre. (From left): AGO Director • Françoise Sullivan: Inner Force celebrates the career of and CEO Matthew Teitelbaum; Garfield Mitchell, Director, The W. Garfield Weston Foundation; Robin Young, Chair of the AGO Education Committee; and The Hon. pioneering Canadian multimedia artist Françoise Sullivan, John Baird, Minister of Transport, Infrastructure and Communities. who was awarded the Prize in 2008 for her contribution to visual arts in Canada. Unless otherwise noted, all photographs are courtesy of AGO photographers Craig Boyko, Christina Gapic, Ian Lefebvre, Leah Maghanoy and Dean Tomlinson. © Art Gallery of Ontario.

6 YEAR IN REVIEW • ACQUISITION HIGHLIGHTS • APRIL 2009 TO MARCH 2010

The Gallery’s collection continued to be strengthened throughout the year with strategic acquisitions. With 507 works added in 2009–2010, the AGO’s collection now totals more than 79,500 works. Our contemporary holdings in particular benefited from an extraordinary gift of 32 Canadian and international artworks from leading art collector and philanthropist Dr. Ydessa Hendeles. The gift comprised a core group of international works by pioneering video artists Bill Viola and Gary Hill, as well as monumental sculpture by Giulio Paolini, Thomas Schütte and James Coleman. It also included cornerstone works by leading Canadian artists such as Kim Adams, Shelagh Alexander, Ian Carr-Harris, Betty Goodwin, , John McEwen and Ian Wallace.

Also in the contemporary area, a major gift by collector and connoisseur Thomas H. Bjarnason vitally expanded the AGO’s holdings of film and video art. Numbering almost 20 works, the gift included leading multimedia artists such as Francis Alÿs, Yael Bartana, Marco Brambilla, Trisha Donnelly, Jonathan Horowitz, Jesper Just, Christian Marclay, Jonathan Monk, Beat Streuli and Jun Yang.

The following is a selection of other key acquisitions Karoo Ashevak from each of the collecting areas over the past year. CANADIAN Canadian, 1940–1974 Spirit Figure, 1974 Lawren S. Harris Whale bone, stone, antler Canadian, 1885–1970 84.0 x 31.6 x 19.8 cm Laurentians, 1913–1914 Gift of Vincent Tovell Oil on canvas 2009 / 390 76.5 x 89.7 cm © 2010 Karoo Ashevak Gift of Sylvia and Irving Ungerman and Family 2009 / 179 Karoo Ashevak’s works are easily © 2010 Estate of Lawren S. Harris recognizable by his characteristic use of whalebone, with head, eyes and This rare canvas from Lawren Harris’s trip to the Laurentians appendages done in the most unusual in 1913 marks an important point in his development as an way. Ashevak falls somewhere in artist. The work is a decisive step toward an increasingly between an older generation of artists painterly representation of the landscape that typifies who were coming off the land and a Harris’s painting. It also demonstrates his treatment of new generation bent on expressing a Canadian subjects with the progressively bolder palette present tense of stark realism. that he developed through J.E.H. MacDonald’s influence.

7 YEAR IN REVIEW • ACQUISITION HIGHLIGHTS • APRIL 2009 TO MARCH 2010

Suzy Lake Born in Detroit, Michigan, in 1947; living in Canada since 1968 Untitled, from the installation Are You Talking to Me? , 1979 5 hand-coloured silver gelatin prints and 2 colour gelatin prints Purchased with the assistance of Art Toronto 2009 Opening Night Preview and the David Yuile and Mary Elizabeth Hodgson Fund and Greg Latremoille 200 9/ 101.1-7

Acquired as part of the AGO’s focus on building a signature Suzy Lake collection, this series of prints represents a pivotal Will Gorlitz stage in Lake’s career. To create Are You Talking to Me? , Lake documented herself performing the famous scene Canadian, born 1952 from Taxi Driver and manipulated her negatives and prints Bad Faith — Yellow, 1987 to amplify the emotional aspects of the monologue. Oil on canvas 218.6 x 317.3 x 3.5 cm Gift of Owen Shime 200 9/ 33 EUROPEAN © 2010 Will Gorlitz

This large canvas from Will Gorlitz’s first moment of early Jacques Villon maturity depicts the artist at an existential crossroads. He French, 1875–1963 appears as a character in an imagined scene, confronting Self-Portrait in Studio, 1934 destiny. It is the largest work by the artist in the AGO’s Oil on canvas collection and represents Gorlitz’s stature as a senior 54.6 x 45.8 cm Canadian representational artist. Gift of Vincent Tovell 200 9/ 388 Raymond Duchamp-Villon French, 1876–1918 Rachel Harrison Self-Portrait in Studio is one of two oils, an etching and two drawings that belong to the Grand dessinateur series of Jeune Fille Assise (Seated Girl), 1914 American, born 1966 Villon self-portraits from 1934–35. Jacques Villon was very Plaster Sphinx, 2002 much inspired by the sculpture of his brother, Raymond 32.3 x 11.0 x 16.4 cm Polystyrene, cement, Parex acrylic paint, wood, painted Duchamp-Villon, and this is often referenced in his paintings, Gift of Vincent Tovell gypsum wallboard with framed chromogenic print drawings and prints. 200 9/ 389 Gift of Robin and David Young © 2010 Art Gallery of Ontario 200 9/ 199 Seated Girl is a key addition to the AGO’s permanent American artist Rachel Harrison has risen to international collection of works by Raymond Duchamp-Villon, one of prominence by creating sculpture that maintains quirky the foremost masters of European modern sculpture. A personal connections to the everyday world. Relying on a unique life-time plaster, it appears to have been based on a blend of traditional and hardware-store-bought materials, mannequin-like figure, pared down to an essential geometry she creates provocative work that surprises the viewer. of conical, oval and triangular forms.

8 YEAR IN REVIEW • ACQUISITION HIGHLIGHTS • APRIL 2009 TO MARCH 2010

Stanley Spencer British, 1891–1959 Dorset Landscape, 1920 Oil on canvas 35.0 x 46.0 cm Gift of Dr. and Mrs. A.D. Taliano 200 9/ 223

This painting is one of seven known canvases and panels painted by Stanley Spencer while at Durweston in central Dorset in 1920. Spencer’s landscape paintings differ quite significantly from the detailed and symbolic paintings of his religious series. In 1948, he recalled that he had abandoned religious subjects in 1920 due to “war depression” but, in addition to the lighter subject matter, there were other therapeutic benefits to painting landscapes. Spencer found that landscapes were much more commercially viable, unlike his more complicated religious works.

PHOTOGRAPHY

James VanDerZee Unknown French Prisoners of War American, 1886–1983 Three-Decker Prisoner of War Model, 1793–1815 Undeclared War, 1927 Bone, baleen, copper alloy, cord, thread, foil, wood, mica, Gelatin silver print, printed late 1960s straw, polychrome, paper 24 x 19.2 cm André Kertész Gift of Fredrik S. Eaton Purchased with funds donated by AGO members Born in Budapest, Hungary, 1894; died in New York, 1985 200 9/ 227 200 8/ 196 Untitled, 1929 © 2010 Art Gallery of Ontario Gelatin silver print, printed late 1940s or early 1950s This humorous tableau is part of a series of aggrieved wives 35.1 x 27.9 cm This model of a rigged three-decker British warship is and wayward husbands. The stage for this study of gender Gift of Stephen Brown and Brenda Woods an outstanding example of work made by the more than relations was James VanDerZee’s apartment, which also 200 9/ 202 120,000 prisoners of war (mostly French) placed in served as his photo studio. This photograph joins one other © 2010 André Kertész detention in England between 1793 and 1815. Despite work by VanDerZee in the AGO’s collection — a portrait of appalling living conditions, the POWs transformed mutton painter Jean-Michel Basquiat. Using a small hand-held camera, André Kertész roamed the or beef bones, saved from daily rations, into detailed, streets and countryside where he lived (Hungary, then Paris sophisticated carvings. At regular prison fairs, models like and finally New York), making photographs. This group of this one sold for significant sums. At the conclusion of the five unique gelatin silver prints — all landscapes and parks Napoleonic Wars, some prisoners had been so successful in rural France — portrays a coherent, definitive perspective with their carvings that they remained in Britain to continue on France. meeting market demand.

9 YEAR IN REVIEW • ACQUISITION HIGHLIGHTS • APRIL 2009 TO MARCH 2010

Julia Margaret Cameron PRINTS AND DRAWINGS British, 1815–1879 La Santa Julia, 1867 Jacques Louis Petit Albumen print French, 1760–1812 29.9 x 24.3 cm After Jean-Joseph Bernard (French, 1740–1809) Purchase, with assistance from Photography Curatorial Calligraphic Portrait of Marie Antoinette, 1787 Committee Engraving in sepia and red ink on paper 200 9/ 25 59.5 x 38.6 cm Purchased as a gift of the Trier-Fodor Foundation Julia Margaret Cameron’s unconventional life and artistic 200 9/979 vision mark her as one of the most outstanding and influential © 2010 Art Gallery of Ontario artists to have emerged in the history of photography. She produced more than 1,200 photographs during a relatively The AGO has been building a collection of caricatures for brief career that she began in 1864, at of 48, and more than 40 years. The collection now numbers over 500 ended a few years before her death in 1879. Her portraits of prints and drawings. Within this collection there is a focus eminent Victorians and photographic compositions staged on caricatures, posters and book illustrations related to the to illustrate poetical and biblical works have been the subject period of the French Revolution. Marie Antoinette was the of many books, articles and exhibitions since the 1870s. most notorious queen in French history and was recently the subject of a major exhibition at the Grand Palais, Paris. This rare, large-scale engraving is a technical tour de force, executed using an extraordinary calligraphic technique.

Philibert-Louis Debucourt French, 1755–1832 The Palais Royal-gallery’s Walk. Promenade de la Galerie du Palais Royal, 1787 Etching & engraving printed in colour from four plates on paper Calligraphic Portrait of Marie Antoinette, 1787 37.6 x 57.0 cm Purchased as a gift of the Trier-Fodor Foundation 200 9/ 80

This print is one of a handful of great masterpieces in the history of colour printing and caricature. It documents a group of pleasure seekers at one of Paris’s liveliest meeting places and is one of the most famous of the large, multi-figured French coloured prints.

10 YEAR IN REVIEW • ACQUISITION HIGHLIGHTS • APRIL 2009 TO MARCH 2010

E.P. TAYLOR RESEARCH Alvin Langdon Coburn American, 1882–1966 LIBRARY & ARCHIVES Men of Mark Book with 33 photogravure portraits printed by the photographer David Brown Milne fonds Unnumbered limited edition of 300 Gift of David Milne Jr. Published London, 1913 Gift of Mr. Jeff Nolte The David Brown Milne archive represents the major visual legacy of one of Canada’s leading artists of the twentieth This book by photographer A.L. Coburn contains a collection century, and establishes the Art Gallery of Ontario as a of portraits in photogravure of literary and art celebrities. centre for research on Milne. It includes the largest Associated with Steichen, Stieglitz and Käsebier in New concentration of preparatory works on paper, cancelled York early in his career, in London Coburn fell in with the watercolours and sketchbooks by Milne, as well as important Vorticists, a group of artists that included Wyndham Lewis correspondence, diaries and other textual records. The Milne and Henri Gaudier-Brzeska. Coburn dropped out of the fonds will support the research and exhibition of the AGO’s photographic scene in the 1920s, after becoming increas- permanent collection of Milne works of art, particularly ingly interested in mysticism. In the late 1940s, he was through the David Milne Study Centre. rediscovered — and his reputation revived — by Beaumont Newhall, then Director of George Eastman House in Rochester, New York. On Kawara Japanese, born 1933 I MET: 1968 to 1979 Multiple in book format, 12 volumes (boxed), copy 17/90 George Bellows Published Antwerp, 2004 Gift of Mr. Tom Bjarnason American, 1882–1925 The Drunk, 1923–24 From June 1, 1968, until September 17, 1979, Japanese Lithograph on paper conceptual artist On Kawara recorded details of his daily life 39.7 x 33.0 cm on a single sheet of paper. This grew to 4,772 pages — each Purchased as a gift of John Harkness (1954–2007) page a typewritten chronological list of every person he met 200 9/ 105 and conversed with during the day, with the date stamped on © 2010 Art Gallery of Ontario the bottom of each page. The artist named the project I MET. A facsimile edition of the original 24 binders was produced George Bellows stands as one of the great masters in the in Antwerp in 2004 by Editions Micheline Szwajcer & field of lithography and in the history of American print- Michèle Didier. making. Between 1921 and 1924, he created 170 lithographs. Among his characteristic subjects were portraits of his family and friends, boxing scenes, events from World War I, New York street scenes, nudes and religious subjects. The Drunk shows the intense human drama and dynamic movement that characterized Bellows’s most famous images.

11 YEAR IN REVIEW • BOARD OF TRUSTEES • 2009–2010

The Art Gallery of Ontario is governed by a Board of Gilles Ouellette (CF) Trustees and Directors, responsible for the overall John A. Pollock (D) direction of the Gallery. The AGO’s board members Jonas Prince (M) generously volunteer their expertise, knowledge and Jack Rabinovitch (D) time to ensure the institution’s effective operation. Carol Rapp (D) Lynda Reeves (ON) Sandra Rotman (D) Tony Gagliano, President (ON) Samuel Sarick (D) Barbara Astman (D) Jay Smith (M) A. Charles Baillie, Honorary Chairman (CF) Anne Marie Smith (M) Avie Bennett (ON) (D) David Campbell (D) Joseph M. Tanenbaum (D) Elizabeth Comper (CF) Councillor Adam Vaughan (T) Dominic D’Alessandro (D) Clare Winterbottom (D) Rupert J. Duchesne, Vice-President (M) Robin Young (ON) Ivan Fecan (ON) James D. Fleck (D) EX-OFFICIO Richard Florida (ON) Lisa Clements, Corporate Secretary (M) Phyllis Couzin, Volunteer Representative Allan Gotlieb (M) Matthew Teitelbaum, Director and CEO Anthony R. Graham (M) Maxine Granovsky Gluskin, Vice-President (M) (M) Trustee, elected from the AGO Membership Al Green (D) (CF) Trustee, appointed by the AGO College of Founders Bob Harding (M) (ON) Trustee, appointed by the Lieutenant Governor in Council Michael Hasley (D) (T) Trustee, appointed by the City of Toronto Ydessa Hendeles (CF) (D) Director, appointed by the AGO President Beth Horowitz (ON) Rosamond Ivey, Vice-President (M) Luis Jacob (D) Michael M. Koerner (M) The Art Gallery of Ontario is funded in part by the Phil Lind (D) Ontario Ministry of Culture. Additional operating John Massey (D) support is received from the Volunteers of the AGO, David Macdonald (CF) the City of Toronto, the Department of Canadian Councillor Peter Milczyn (T) Heritage, the Canada Council for the Arts and many Shabin Mohamed (ON) corporations, foundations and individuals.

12 ANNUAL CAMPAIGN 2009–2010

The Art Gallery of Ontario Beautiful Fictions Symposium Research & Installation of the Off the Wall! FUNDRAISING EVENTS gratefully acknowledges the The Musagetes Fund at the Kitchener Library and Archives Collection The Mariano Elia Foundation SUPPORTERS generosity of those patrons, and Waterloo Community Foundation and the Esther and Arthur Gelber RBC Foundation Treasury Teens Behind the Scenes King TUT Gala corporations and foundations Sara & Richard Charney Lead Sponsor: CIBC World Markets Inc. that have contributed to the Edward Steichen: In High Fashion Judith Gelber Ericsson Canada Inc. Kinross Gold Corporation annual campaign. These annual The Volunteers of the Art Gallery Nance Gelber & Daniel Bjarnason Generously supported by: Mercedes-Benz Canada Inc. Sprott Asset Management gifts are critical to sustaining of Ontario Patricia & David Rubin Lloyd Carr-Harris Foundation Tippet Foundation the high calibre of collections, KING TUT: The Golden King Research & Installation of Massive Party programs and exhibitions for and the Great Pharaohs the Photography Gallery Accessibility Initiatives Lead Sponsor: which the Gallery is known. Northern Trust Mira Godard The Joan & Clifford Hatch Foundation CTVglobemedia Supporting Sponsors: Sculpture as Time: Major Works. Collection Support Claymore Investments, Inc. Equity Transfer & Trust Company SPONSORSHIP AND SPECIAL New Acquisitions. David G. Broadhurst SPECIAL PROJECTS SUPPORTERS & Howard Sokolowski Hal Jackman Foundation Investors Group Inc. PROGRAM FUNDING Metropia Michael F.B. Nesbitt Conservation for Chardin’s Penny Rubinoff Still Life with Jar of Apricots Art Toronto Preview Gala Signature Partner: Lead Sponsor: Surreal Things BNP Paribas Canadian Collection Program American Express RBC Financial Group BMO Financial Group EDUCATION & PUBLIC Free Wednesday Nights Supporting Sponsor: Toronto Now PROGRAMS SUPPORTERS AXA Insurance Canada Signature Partner: The Catherine & Maxwell Meighen Generously supported by Foundation Contemporary Collection The Contemporary Circle: Education Programs Patrons of the Special Collectors’ Program Charles & Marilyn Baillie Generously supported by Preview American Express The Grange Prize Gerald Conway & Kanur Srinivasan smART women: An AGO and Aeroplan Partnership Colette & Tom Barber Barometer Capital Management Inc. Beth & John P. Curtin Cecily Bradshaw Supporting Sponsor: Signature Partner: Geoffrey & Nancy Belsher Sandra & Leo DelZotto Lesley Campbell Mexico Tourism Board Photography Collection Program Gail Drummond & Robert Dorrance Vicki Campbell Ron & Adriana Carinci Aeroplan Maxine Granovsky Gluskin Vivian Campbell Michael & Janet Scott Curatorial Andy Chisholm & Laurie Thomson & Ira Gluskin Kirby Chown Travel Fund Gordon Currie & Robin Heintzman Media Partners Fred & Sue Dalley Robert Harding Ricky Cohen Michael & Janet Scott Bravo! Rosamond Ivey & John Macfarlane Susan Crocker Tye & Eileen Farrow CTVglobemedia Philip B. Lind & Ellen Roland Kiki Delaney National Docent Symposium Megan & Andrew Foote Liz Gallery-Tedford & Matt Tedford Dougal & Barbara Macdonald Laura Dinner Lead Sponsors: Bobby Genovese Sarah & David Macdonald Lynn Factor Aga Khan Trust for Culture Blake & Belinda Goldring Nadir & Shabin Mohamed Sandra Forbes The Volunteers of the Art Gallery EXHIBITION & INSTALLATION Carol Gray Jonas & Lynda Prince Leslie Gales of Ontario SUPPORTERS Greg & Susan Guichon Robin & David Young Maxine Granovsky Gluskin Supporting Sponsor: Nancy & Richard Hamm Debra Grobstein Campbell Canadian Tire Alexander Calder: The Paris Years, Jason & Marci Kroft Wangechi Mutu: Beth Horowitz Patrons: 1926–1933 Doug & Maryella Leggat This You Call Civilization? Martine Irman Phyllis & Robert Couzin C.A. Delaney Capital Management Ltd. Ellen McGrath George Hartman & Arlene Goldman Shanitha Kachan Diana L. Goad Audrey & David Mirvish Gale M. Kelly Anonymous (1) Anselm Kiefer: Palmsonntag Research & Installation of the Joan Lozinski David & Cathy Parkes Linda Frum & Howard Sokolowski Canadian Galleries Nancy MacKellar Tim & Frances Price Metropia Supporting Partner: Website Jackman Foundation Margaret McCain Design Services Heather & Aaron Regent Scott Morris Architects Inc. Gretchen & Donald Ross Nancy Pencer Devlin eBusiness Architects Inc. Arctic Spirit: 50th Anniversary of Sandra Pitblado Margaret Steed Cape Dorset’s Kinngait Studios Research & Installation of the Jill Reitman Preferred Technology Supplier Elaine Vacheresse & Rene Sorell Barry Appleton Sarah White Contemporary Galleries Eleanor Shen Pioneer Electronics Canada Inc. Sandra Faire & Ivan Fecan Honey Sherman Robin & David Young Beautiful Fictions: Carol & Morton Rapp Maureen Squibb Preferred Beverage Suppliers Photography at the AGO — Gift-in-Kind Donors Stephanie Stavro Coca-Cola Bottling Company Featuring the Vivian & David Abercrombie & Kent Research & Installation of the Elizabeth Walter Diageo Canada Inc. Campbell Collection Air Canada European Galleries Kathleen Ward Nestlé Waters Canada Vivian & David Campbell Chair-man Mills Inc. Peter Marrone & Mary Montanari Sally Wright SABMiller Fabricland Distributors Inc. George Cedric Metcalf Foundation Vincor Canada Inc.

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Fiori Floral Design $4,000–$7,499 $4,000–$7,499 $15,000–$24,999 Elizabeth & John Tory Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts Barometer Capital Management Inc. The Thor E. and Family Elizabeth A. & Richard J. Currie Elizabeth & Bruce Walter Interbrand Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP Charitable Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Thor Eaton Kathleen Ward Lounge Rentals BLOOMBERG The Wolfe and Millie Goodman Margaret & Jim Fleck Mr. & Mrs. William P. Wilder Mark J. Mooney and Associates Borden Ladner Gervais LLP Foundation Lynda Hamilton & Jack Cockwell David & Shelagh Wilson Micki’s Canaccord Capital Corporation The George Cedric Metcalf Foundation Mrs. Norah Lyle Harris Sally Wright Mike Weir Wine George Weston Limited The Henry White Kinnear Foundation Gale M. Kelly Morden Yolles NOW Magazine Goodmans LLP Greg Latremoille Linda Young PACART KPMB Architects $2,000–$3,999 Joan & Jerry Lozinski Joyce & Fred Zemans Smirnoff Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP The K.M. Hunter Charitable Keith Ray & Leslie Gales Susan Zorzi Stratus Vineyards Reitmans (Canada) Limited Foundation Samuel & Esther Sarick Anonymous (2) Visual FX Inc. SABMiller The Silver Tree Foundation Gerald Sheff & Shanitha Kachan Scotia Capital Inc. Marion & Gerald Soloway $4,000–$7,499 Scott Morris Architects Inc. Richard & Heather Thomson James C. Baillie CORPORATIONS Sun Life Financial INDIVIDUALS Richard J. Balfour TD Bank Financial Group $7,500–$14,999 Colette & Tom Barber $25,000 + $25,000 + Francine & Bob Barrett Geoffrey & Nancy Belsher Thomas H. Bjarnason Aeroplan $2,000–$3,999 Barry Appleton & Magaly Bianchini Sara & Richard Charney John Brown & Melanie Edwards American Express Aon Reed Stenhouse Inc. Charles & Marilyn Baillie Peter & Ricky Cohen Ron & Adriana Carinci BMO Financial Group BDO Dunwoody LLP Mr. & Mrs. Avie Bennett F. Anthony & Elizabeth Comper Susan Caskey & John Francis CIBC World Markets Inc. Dion, Durrell + Associates Inc. Cecily & Robert Bradshaw Charles & Louis Coppa & Family Andy Chisholm & Laurie Thomson C.A. Delaney Capital Management Ltd. Ernst & Young LLP Estate of Dr. Michael Braudo Susan Crocker & John Hunkin Kirby Chown Ericsson Canada Inc. Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts David G. Broadhurst Dr. Shashi B. Dewan & Janet E. Dewan Linda Chu & John Donald Interbrand Loch Gallery Marjorie Bronfman Tye & Eileen Farrow Judith & Marshall Cohen Kinross Gold Corporation Park Property Management Inc. Vivian & David Campbell Tony & Lina Gagliano Daniel Cook & Suzanne Ivey Cook Mexico Tourism Board Raymond James Ltd. Gerald Conway & Kanur Srinivasan Judith Gelber Phyllis & Robert Couzin Northern Trust Robins, Appleby & Taub Beth & John P. Curtin Nance Gelber & Daniel Bjarnason Brad & Shane Crompton Pioneer Electronics of Canada, Inc. Wawanesa Insurance Kiki Delaney J. Lawrence & Diana L. Goad Gordon Currie & Robin Heintzman RBC Anonymous (1) Sandra & Leo DelZotto Anthony & Helen Graham Dominic & Pearl D’Alessandro Sprott Asset Management Gail Drummond & Robert Dorrance Kathleen Graham Fred & Sue Dalley St. Joseph Communications Sandra Faire & Ivan Fecan Stephen Grant & Sandra Forbes Bill & Robin Downe Anonymous (1) FOUNDATIONS Linda Frum & Howard Sokolowski Al & Malka Green Rupert Duchesne & Holly Coll-Black Mira Godard Nona Heaslip Family $15,000–$24,999 $25,000 + Maxine Granovsky Gluskin & Beth Horowitz Kristin & David Ferguson Claymore Investments, Inc. Aga Khan Trust for Culture Ira Gluskin Sheldon Inwentash & Lynn Factor Megan & Andrew Foote Equity Transfer & Trust Company Hal Jackman Foundation Robert Harding Martine M. Irman Wayne & Isabel Fox Investors Group Inc. Jackman Foundation George Hartman & Arlene Goldman Rita Kagan Liz Gallery-Tedford & Matt Tedford Mercedes-Benz Canada Inc. The Catherine & Maxwell Meighen Rosamond Ivey Stacey Kimel Roger & Kevin Garland Foundation Michael & Sonja Koerner Nancy MacKellar Bobby Genovese $7,500–$14,999 The Musagetes Fund at the Kitchener Kenneth Lee Margaret McCain Blake & Belinda Goldring Burgundy Asset Management Ltd. and Waterloo Community Foundation Philip B. Lind Estate of Luella A.M.B. McCleary Sondra & Allan Gotlieb Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP RBC Foundation Sarah & David Macdonald J.L. & E. Jane McDougall Carol Gray CIBC Mellon Rotman Family Foundation Dougal & Barbara Macdonald Jack Morris Karen Green DundeeWealth The W. Garfield Weston Foundation Peter Marrone & Mary Montanari Nancy Pencer Lindy Green Fabricland Distributors Inc. TD Friends of the Environment Estate of John Milnes Sandra & Jim Pitblado Greg & Susan Guichon Genuity Capital Markets Foundation Nadir & Shabin Mohamed Lynda Reeves Doug Guzman & Sheila Brown Gluskin Sheff + Associates Inc. Michael F.B. Nesbitt Joel & Jill Reitman The Hon. Donna J. Haley K.J. Harrison & Partners Inc. $15,000–$24,999 Jonas & Lynda Prince Sandra & Joseph Rotman John Hamilton & Alexandra Jonsson KPMG The Joan & Clifford Hatch Foundation Carol & Morton Rapp Patricia & David Rubin Nancy & Richard Hamm Metro Toronto Convention Centre Estate of Ernst Redelmeier Judy Schulich & David Stein David C. & Mariella Holmes Morgan Stanley Canada $7,500–$14,999 Richard Rooney & Laura Dinner Francis & Eleanor Shen Gail Hutchison National Bank Financial Group The Dalglish Family Foundation Gretchen & Donald Ross Honey & Barry Sherman Richard M. Ivey RBC Capital Markets The Mariano Elia Foundation Penny Rubinoff Maureen & Wayne Squibb Diana & Philip Jackson Thomson Reuters The Lloyd Carr-Harris Foundation Michael & Janet Scott The Steve and Sally Stavro Family Kololian Family Torys LLP Tippet Foundation Estate of Gail Ferriss Sheard Foundation Jason & Marci Kroft Westerkirk Capital Inc. Anonymous (1) Ada W. Slaight Rose & Charles Tabachnick Jay Smith & Laura Rapp Robin & David Young

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James Lahey & Pym Buitenhuis Renette & David Berman Charlotte & Nicholas Durand Frances & Peter Hogg Peter & Allison Menkes Doug & Maryella Leggat Margaret Bertrand David Duranovich Tien Huang Ken & Renee Metrick Harriet Lewis Nani & Austin Beutel Mary & Douglas Dyment Mr. & Mrs. W.B.G. Humphries Mary-Ann Metrick Lorraine & Donald E. Loeb Diana Billes Tarek El-Khatib Kristian & Margaret Isberg Joyce Louise Miano John & Gail MacNaughton James Blake Matthew Elkind Italinteriors Limited Margot Miles June McLean Ellen & Murray Blankstein Jordan Elliott & Lynne Griffin Richard & Donna Ivey Ellen & Michael Miller Mark & Judy McLean Peter & Dorine Bloemen Lissa Ellsmere Don & Betty Ivison Joseph Mimran Audrey & David Mirvish William & Monique Blundell John & Gay Evans Victoria Jackman & Bruce Kuwabara Alexandra Montgomery William & Lori Mockler Sandra Broudy Catherine Fauquier Norman Jewison Micheline Montgomery Bill Morneau & Nancy McCain Reg Bronskill & Helen Findlay Janice L. Feheley Miriam Kagan Chris Morgan & Jan Innes Gilles & Julia Ouellette Wendy Bryden Patricia Feheley Kevin Kaye Neil Morrison Al Pace & Kristin Morch Terry Burgoyne David & Elyssa Feldberg Patrick & Barbara Keenan John & Sarah Nagel David & Cathy Parkes Cawthra Burns David & Angela Feldman W.J. & Hiroko Keith Maymar Naman Claudine & Joseph Pope Martha Burns & Paul Gross Goldie Feldman Mony Kelley Doug & Janet Newlands Tim & Frances Price Mary & Brendan Calder Glenna & George Fierheller Andrew & Ruth Kenins Gordon & Janet Nixon Robert J. Dickinson Pyne Joseph & Helen Casse M. Patricia Fischer Jack D. Kerr-Wilson Michael Norgrove Heather & Aaron Regent Jason & Allison Chang Barbara & David Fleming Naomi Kirshenbaum Anthony Novac & Jennifer Leitch Earl Rotman & Ariella Rohringer William Charnetski & Richard & Rana Florida Michelle Koerner & Kevin Doyle Elisa Nuyten & David Dime Dorothy Shoichet Tracey-Anne Pearce Robert & Julia Foster Jim & Elske Kofman Donald O’Born Nan Shuttleworth Dr. John Chiu in memory of Margaret Fox Mary & Sam Kohn Tara O’Grady Joan Sohn Yvonne Chiu Paul Fredricks & Victoria Foley Don & Suzanne Kopas Geoffrey & Dawn Ogram Estate of Helen Allen Stacey David & Valerie Christie Joe & Budgie Frieberg Olga Korper Deborah O’Leary & Craig Mading Margaret Steed Clark & Faria Lynn From Richard & Nancy Kostoff & Family Bill & Bronwen Thomas Catherine & Stephen Clark Fred & Mary Pat Fuchs Terri Kulak Margaret O’Sullivan Elaine Vacheresse & Rene Sorell The Max Clarkson Family Foundation Mimi Fullerton & Myer Brody Kuperman Family Chris Paliare & Eva Marszewski Samuel Webster Joan D. Clayton John & Alda Futhey Ron Lalonde & Jane Humphreys Dean & Hoda Paripoush Sarah White Simon Clements Robert Gallagher Elizabeth & Goulding Lambert Elyse Parker Laurence & Caroline Wight Richard Cocq Philip George Karen & Donald Lang John & Mitzi Pepall Joan & Bob Wright Alan & Phyllis Cohen Senator Irving & Gail Gerstein Aaron Latner Richard & Annette Pivnick Fumiko Yamamoto Earlaine Collins Michael Gibbens & Lora Verkouille Steven Latner & Family Justin Porter Anonymous (3) Jim & Mary Connacher Gordon & Pamela Gibson Sandra Lawrence Andrew & Valerie Pringle Martin Connell & Linda Haynes Robert H. Gibson John B. Lawson Lola Rasminsky & Robert Presner $2,000–$3,999 Andrew Cooke Maxwell & Heather Gotlieb Bruce G. Lawson Amanda Rataj Richard T. Adams & Kenneth Burke Michael Cooper Alan & Renee Gozlan Paul Lee & Jill Maynard Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Rebanks Vanessa Alexander Sarah E. Crawford & David Kirkwood Ron & Gillian Graham Marcel & Lyne Leroux Juta Reed P.M. Anderson Jack & Beverly Creed Ron & Gitte Granofsky Victor Leung Cindy Rendely Robin & Malcolm Anthony Denton Creighton & Kristine Vikmanis Brian H. Greenspan & Marla Berger Susan G. Lévesque & M. Rita Grimshaw John & Susan Rose & Family Gail & Mark Appel Cultural Asset Management Group Mr. & Mrs. Howard S. Greenwood Linda Lewis & Lorie Cappe Judith & Jack Rose Robert & Mary Pat Armstrong Jean Curran O’Brien Helen & Jim Griffiths Janet & Sid Lindsay Harry & Evelyn Rosen Valerie & Christopher Armstrong David & Stacey Cynamon Jonathan Guss & Leslie Milrod Myrna Lo Larry Rosen Yveline Audemars & Humberto Rivero Fern Daiter James Gutmann Donald & Lorraine Loeb Carolyn & Paul Roth George & Elizabeth Baird Rupert Field-Marsham & Richard & Pamela Hallisey John Lownsbrough Linda Rothstein & Ian Roland Walter M. & Lisa Balfour Bowen Lindsay Dale-Harris Scott & Ellen Hand Peter H. Lunney & Eric McClelland Robert Rubinoff Helen G. Balfour James Darroch & Brenda Blackstock John & Ruth Hannigan R.G. Macdonald Nikola Rukaj Gallery Paul Bain & Isa Spalding Jennifer Dattels Azmi Haq Sandra & Bart MacDougall John Sartz & Mallory Morris-Sartz Robert & Mona Bandeen Jeanie Davis Mark Hartley & Joanna Tanner Bruce & Barbara MacGowan William & Meredith Saunderson Karen & Bill Barnett Michael & Honor de Pencier Michael & Diane Hasley John & Robin Maitland Beverly & Fred Schaeffer Shon & Cindy Barnett Alfonso & Beatriz Del Valle Robert & Valerie Hay Liza Mauer & Andrew Sheiner Lionel & Carol Schipper Andrew Barnicki Catherine & Robert Deluce Roger & Joan Heeler W. Kenneth McCarter Emily Schmidt & Gregory Burns Nana Barnor-Lamptey George & Katherine Dembroski Sheldon & Mary Hellin Daniel McClure Sarah Scott Shelagh Barrington Peter Dey & Phyllis Ortved Dianne W. Henderson Nancy & John McFadyen Steve Scott Patricia Bartlett-Richards Margaret J. Dickson Mary & Paul Henderson Paul & Martha McLean Dr. Marianne Seger Rochelle Baum Sarah Dinnick & Colin Webster Laurie Herd Seaton McLean & Sonja Smits Mike Serbinis Rose Baum Marcus Doyle Gillian Hewitt Smith James & Jane McMyn Miriam Shiell Paul & Florence Becker Wanda & Jim Dube Brian Hodges Margaret C. McNee Monty & Judith Simmonds Robert & Rana Beckerman Yael Dunkelman Christopher Hoffmann & Joan Eakin Barry McQuade & Albert Koebel Mary & Murray Sinclair

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Paul Sinclaire Works of Art, Library & Hugh & Katy Sisley Archive Donors Anne Marie & David Smith Hugh Anson-Cartwright Barry & Helen Smith Sarah Anson-Cartwright Glenn Smith Lewis Auerbach & Barbara Legowski Ibolya Smith E. Dolores Backhauser Stephen & Jane Smith Thomas H. Bjarnason Philip Somerville Jessica Bradley Shawn St. Michael & Michael McCarthy Francis & Tina Braun Barbara L. Steele Alison Brigden Andrew & Gaye Stein Stephen Brown & Brenda Woods Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Stern Robert A. Burley David Stevenson Clementine Ruth Carsen Dr. & Mrs. J.M. Stewart Family of Isle A. Cohen Irving Storfer (Mrs. Maxwell Cohen), 1918–2008 Michael Storfer William & Jane Dale Kate Subak & Doug Eberlee Sheila J. Duke Gina Tapper & Walter Aronovitch Fredrik S. & Catherine Eaton Matthew Teitelbaum & Susan Cohen Sorel Etrog Timothy M. Thompson John Wallace Graham Susan J. Thomson Ydessa Hendeles Kathryn J. Thornton Hal & Katharine Hooke Joanne Thring Nancy Hushion Doug Todgham David M. Johnson Ernest H. Toomath Dr. & Mrs. Martin H. Kosoy Anne Ullman Joan Lovat Smith Irving & Sylvia Ungerman & Family Paul Marks & Shawna Granovsky Mary Usher-Jones Jane Martin Alicia Vandermeer Lise Melhorn-Boe Linda & Fred Waks David Milne Alan & Janet Walker Michael Mitchell Ron Walker & Susan Monteith Guy Molinari Lenore Walters Jeff Nolte Scott Wambolt & Michelle Mawby John Norris Colin & Barbara Watson Family of Kim Ondaatje Joan & Alan Watson Larry Pfaff John & Diana Weatherall Gerald & Hyla Prenick Victoria Webster Carol & Morton Rapp Ann Wilcox Estate of Robert James “Paddy” Martha Wilder Sampson Dr. Murray Wilson Rick/Simon Florence & Mickey Winberg Owen Shime Susan Witteveen Randall Speller George Yabu Judith Stoffman Burle & Louise Yolles Dr. A.D. Taliano Arlene & John Young The Thomson Collection Michael Young Vincent Massey Tovell Dr. Sandra Zakarow Irving & Sylvia Ungerman & Family Eb & Jane Zeidler Christopher Wahl David Thexton & Lydia Zorn Sydney Lawrence Wax & Anonymous (17) Lillian Lisa Wax Jennie White Morris Wolfe This wall reflects cumulative gifts to Robin & David Young the Art Gallery of Ontario for the period Anonymous (5) April 1, 2009 through March 31, 2010.

16 PERMANENT DONORS AND MEMBERS

Permanent Membership status Sondra & Allan Gotlieb Ann Cameron Patron Founders Estate of Mary Gordon Nesbitt is awarded to individuals, Al & Malka Green Ralph & Rose Chiodo & Family Irene Anderson Mrs. Robert M. Nesbitt Ethel & Milton Harris Brenda Coleman Milrad & Aaron Milrad Georgia Prassas corporations and foundations Carol & David Appel Ann & Lawrence Heisey Mario & Ginesia Cortelucci & Family Salah J. Bachir Patricia & David Rubin whose generous cumulative Ydessa Hendeles Dominic D’Alessandro & Family Mr. William Bellman Mr. & Mrs. Fred Schaeffer gifts have provided substantial Sharon & Bernard Herman Helen A. Dales Jeanny & Walter Bick Gerald Schwartz & Heather Reisman financial support to the Gallery Estate of David Y. Hodgson The DeGasperis Family Edmund C. Bovey Frank & Marianne Seger Mrs. Beryl M. Ivey Jack & Mary DelZotto Family Isadore & Rosalie Sharp and enhanced its permanent Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Bregman Richard & Donna Ivey The De Meneghi Families AA Bronson Ada W. Slaight collection. Philip B. Lind Cam O. di Prata & Family Dennis & Mary Bunyan Lynn & Stephen Smart Robert & Cheryl McEwen Dr. Helen J. Dow Mrs. Jack Bush Mr. & Mrs. Clair Stewart June McLean & W.F. McLean Mrs. Signy Hildur Eaton Ms. M. Joan Chalmers Mr. Edwin Stringer Visionary Founders John & Nancy Mulvihill Gaetano & Giuseppina Gagliano Sara & Richard Charney E.P. Taylor Kenneth & Marilyn Thomson Mr. & Mrs. Edmund G. Odette & Family Charles Coppa & Family Matthew Teitelbaum & Susan Cohen Mr. Victor Peters Roger & Kevin Garland Louie Coppa & Family Mrs. Anne Amys Walters Transforming Founders Carol & Morton Rapp The Albert Gasparro Family Jane Corkin Isobel & John Wilkinson Maxine Granovsky Gluskin Mr. John B. Ridley Arthur & Esther Gelber Beth & John P. Curtin Dr. & Mrs. R.G. Williamson & Ira Gluskin Mrs. Norma Ridley Robert Harding Mrs. John David Eaton Mr. Lynton Wilson Michael & Sonja Koerner Richard Rooney & Laura Dinner Katharine & James Heal Dr. F. Michael & Colette Eggert Ross & Marion Woodman Margaret & Ian Ross Dr. Naomi Jackson Groves Dr. Mariano A. Elia Mr. Jennings D. Young Landmark Founders Sandra & Joseph Rotman Linda & Bob Krembil Shirley & Morris Emer Anonymous (4) Charles & Marilyn Baillie Samuel & Esther Sarick Sonia & Arthur Labatt Marie LeSueur Fleming Margaret & Jim Fleck Alison & Alan Schwartz Anthony Lacavera & Family Mr. Meredith Fleming Founders Rosamond Ivey Michael & Janet Scott Michael Latner & Family Anthony & Lina Gagliano Tony Allard Allan Slaight & Emmanuelle Gattuso Gerald Sheff & Shanitha Kachan Steven Latner & Family Judith A. Gelber Estate of Eileen Allen Joey & Toby Tanenbaum Honey & Barry Sherman Greg Latremoille Nance J. Gelber & Daniel Bjarnason Peter & Jocelyn Allen Sandra Simpson Longo’s Family Charitable Foundation Molly & George Gilmour In Memory of Patricia Joy Alpert Grand Founders Jay Smith & Laura Rapp David & Sarah Macdonald Peter & Shelagh Godsoe Evelyn Amis Mary Stewart Bagnani Michael Snow Harry & Ann Malcolmson Anthony & Helen Graham Mr. John Andre Bennett Family Foundation Howard & Linda Sokolowski Bill Morneau & Nancy McCain K.M. Graham Mr. Hugh Anson-Cartwright Estate of Margery Florence Boulton Rose & Charles Tabachnick Gilles & Julia Ouellette Tony Woolfson & Judith Harris Bram & Bluma Appel Dr. Michael Braudo Mrs. Max Tanenbaum Tim & Frances Price Estate of Elcy Harrison Wallace Barry Appleton & Magaly Bianchini Andrea & Charles Bronfman David Thomson Ida Pusateri & Family & Frank Luchetta Nona & William Heaslip Mr. Daniel Arbour Vivian & David Campbell Valerie Greenfield Thompson & The Mario & Nadia Romano Family Ernest & Rivette Herzig Roy Arden Walter Carsen Hunter E. Thompson Gretchen & Donald M. Ross Avrom Isaacs Tony & Anne Arrell Jean & Floyd Chalmers Elizabeth & John Tory The Felice Sabatino Family Mr. Richard M. Ivey Sydney Bacon Morey & Jennifer Chaplick Mr. Vincent Tovell Ms. Myra Sable Dr. & Mrs. F.L.R. Jackman Gilbert Bagnani Roy G. Cole Irving & Sylvia Ungerman & Family Luigi & Marylou Santaguida Mr. & Mrs. Henry R. Jackman James C. Baillie F. Anthony & Elizabeth Comper Mrs. David H.M. Vaughan & Family Mrs. Mary Kershaw Richard J. Balfour Mrs. Margaret A. Crang Mrs. L. Marguerite Vaughan The Ivano Scarlato Family Albert & Vera Kircheis Mrs. Saundray P. Ball Sheila Curnoe Estate of Paul Weingarden Robert & Lynn Simpson Marcia Klamer & Harry Klamer Mrs. C.S. Band Richard & Elizabeth Currie The Hon. Hilary M. Weston & Dr. J. Murray Speirs & Dr. & Mrs. Martin H. Kosoy John T. Band Roger I. Davidson Mr. W. Galen Weston Mrs. Doris Huestis Speirs Michael Laine Dr. Henrietta Banting Susan C. Davidson Robin & David Young Mrs. Donald B. Strudley Tom & Patricia La Pierre Colette & Tom Barber The Delaney Family Foundation Anonymous (3) Dr. A.D. Taliano Susan Latremoille Mr. & Mrs. David C. Barber Dr. Shashi B. Dewan & Janet E. Dewan The TLN Telelatino Television Group Mr. & Mrs. M.L. Lesser Shon & Cindy Barnett Fredrik S. & Catherine Eaton Distinguished Founders Richard & Heather Thomson Angelika & David Littlefield Francine & Robert Barrett Betty Ann & R. Fraser Elliott Harold & Margaret Altman The Varone Family Fay & Jules Loeb Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Bata Ivan Fecan & Sandra Faire The Anthony Family Mrs. O.D. Vaughan Joan & Jerry Lozinski W. Geoffrey & Sandie Beattie Mr. & Mrs. John Flemer The Carlo & Angela Baldassarra Family Mr. & Mrs. William P. Wilder Mr. & Mrs. J. Blair MacAulay David R. Beatty Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Fodor Jeannie Baxter Mr. & Mrs. Graham Williams Hart Massey Geoff & Nancy Belsher Murray Frum & Nancy Lockhart Thomas H. Bjarnason David & Shelagh Wilson Luella A.M.B. McCleary Jalynn H. Bennett Mrs. Miriam Gabo David & Anita Blackwood Samuel J. Zacks & Mr. & Mrs. Peter Meltzer J.P. Bickell Marvin B. Gelber Rudy Bratty & Family Ayala Zacks Abramov Audrey & David Mirvish Margaret H. Bindhardt Mira Godard Marjorie Bronfman Estate of Guido Molinari Mr. & Mrs. David Birkenshaw Betty & Martin Goodwin Edward Burtynsky Dr. M.R. Nadel C.S. Blackwell

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Lawrence & Frances Bloomberg Estate of Elizabeth Dales David & Yvonne Fleck Roy L. Heenan Stephen Lister & Molly Rundle Sean Bourdeau Mr. John Harkness Dales Miss Emily Fodor Dr. Theodore Heinrich Phipps & Barbara Lounsbery Edmund C. Bovey William & Jane Dale Gillian & Joseph Fodor Katharine W. Helm Dr. Daniel Lowe Mrs. Edmund C. Bovey W.B. Dalton Sandra Forbes & Stephen Grant Mrs. Diana Hillman John Lownsbrough Robert Bradshaw Leslie & Anna Dan J.W.C. Forster Evelyn & Irving Himel Peggy Lownsbrough William & Anna Maria Braithwaite Frank Darling E.C. Fox Peter & Frances Hogg Louise MacCallum & Michael Barnstijn Marta Braun Mr. Harris C. Davidson Mary Frances & Keith Hendrick Christopher E. Horne Dougal & Barbara Macdonald Hans, Susan & Elise Brenninkmeyer Mrs. Harry Davidson Carl M. Frankel Beth Horowitz Harry A. MacDonald David G. Broadhurst Mr. Matthew S. Davidson Mrs. Carl M. Frankel Mr. & Mrs. W.B.G. Humphries Drs. Jack & Asa MacDonell Samuel Bronfman Elaine & Michael Davies Philip Fry Mrs. W.R.B. Humphries Enid Rae Maclachlan Laing & Kathleen Brown Dr. Michel D’Avirro H.H. Fudger Ann M. Hutchison & James P. Carley Mr. Jacques Mailhot Bob & Tina Buchan Mr. & Mrs. Henry F. Davis Miss H.L. Fudger Miss Janet E. Hutchison Marielle & Paul Mailhot Terry Burgoyne Sandra & Leo DelZotto Mimi Fullerton & Myer Brody Ian Ihnatowycz & Marta Witer Mr. Pierre Mailhot Mrs. J.S. Burnside Michael & Honor de Pencier Michiko Gagnon Sheldon Inwentash & Lynn Factor Janina & Antonio Mancini Marlene & Neville Burston Mr. Bernard Desroches Mrs. E. Kathleen Gairdner Av Isaacs Lynne & Allan Manford Dennis Burton The P.I. Di Luca Family Mr. George R. Gardiner Jennifer Ivey Bannock Mr. Ron Mann E.G. Burton Camillo O. di Prata & Family Helen E. Gardiner Rev. Edward J.R. Jackman Marlene Markle Valerie C. Burton & David H. Milman Alan Dignan Mrs. Suzanne Gayn The Hon. H.N.R. Jackman Paul Marks & Shawna Granovsky Edward Burtynsky & Jeannie Baxter Mr. Robert Dirstein Mrs. Arthur E. (Esther) Gelber Diana & Philip Jackson Mayta & Jerome Markson Terry Bush Mr. & Mrs. Mark Donohue Douglas & Anne Gibson J.T. Johnson Norbert & Clara Marocco & Family Anne Callahan Patrick Douglas Mrs. Jane M. Giffin Mrs. Marion Darte Johnson Peter Marrone & Mary Montanari Eric Cameron The Hon. Charles & Mrs. Anne Dubin Mrs. Norman M. Gilchrist W. McAllister Johnson Chester D. Massey Sylvia & Irving Camlot Rupert Duchesne & Holly Coll-Black Lorraine Gladstone Mr. Grant W. Jones Estate of H.A. Massey Barry Campbell & Family David & Jacqueline Gladstone Barry & Cathy Joslin John Massey Debra Grobstein Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Ben Dunkelman Mr. & Mrs. J. Lawrence Goad Mr. Jack Kade Vincent Massey Guy & Margaret Carr-Harris Mrs. D.A. Dunlap Mrs. Margaret Godsoe Karen Kain & Ross Petty Arnold C. Matthews Mrs. C.R. Carsen Mrs. Nancy Draper Valerie Godsoe Jennings Rita Kagan Mrs. Arnold C. Matthews John R. Casey Gail Drummond & Bob Dorrance Mr. H. Stephen Gooderham Mucie & Kips Kaplansky T. Frank Matthews Mrs. Clarice Chalmers Mr. & Mrs. Alan Y. Eaton Mr. John Lockhart Gordon Mr. Ron Kaplansky & Ms. Liz White Bruce Mau & Bisi Williams Ephram & Linda Chaplick A.Y. Eaton Mrs. Walter Lockhart Gordon Ken & Nancy Kembry James & Brenda McCutcheon Janet Charlton & Robin Korthals John David Eaton Mr. & Mrs. David Gottlieb The Hon. Sir Edward Kemp Mrs. Donald D. McKay Yvonne Chiu Lady Eaton Alan & Renee Gozlan Mr. Garry Neill Kennedy Miss Isabel McLaughlin Matina Chrones R.Y. Eaton Mrs. Isabel S. Grant Mr. Brian Kilpatrick R.S. McLaughlin John & Lynn Clappison Mrs. R.Y. Eaton Anais Granofsky Mr. Joseph Klamer J.S. McLean Mrs. Max B.E. Clarkson Mrs. Timothy Eaton Carol Gray Miss Marianne Klamer Mark & Judy McLean Estate of Christian Claude Elizabeth G. Edwards Edward R. Greig Mr. David Knight Paul & Martha McLean Alan & Phyllis Cohen Mrs. Mary E. Edwards Karen Green Margaret H. Knox John McNicoll Ricky & Peter Cohen Atom Egoyan & Arsinée Khanjian Scott & Krystyne Griffin Mr. & Mrs. Harold Konopny N.B. McPherson Richard & Jessica Cohen Mr. & Mrs. John J. Elder George & Kitty Grossman Don & Suzanne Kopas Mr. & Mrs. George Mede Neil B. Cole Estate of Evelyn Ellen Elrick J.H. Gundy Harold A. Kopas Ted & Julie Medland Mrs. Charles Comfort Estate of Georgina Ely The John Gutmann Revocable Trust Mr. Paul Labelle Mr. James Meekison Lionel F. Conacher & Joan T. Dea Bruce & Karen Etherington Frederick Hagan R.A. Laidlaw Mrs. David Meltzer Gerald Conway & Kanur Srinivasan David & Elyssa Feldberg The Hon. Donna J. Haley W.C. Laidlaw Mrs. Bruno Mendel Daniel Cook & Suzanne Ivey Cook David & Angela Feldman Mrs. Carol A. Hall Ron Lalonde & Jane Humphreys Prof. Bruno Mendel Group Captain H.L. Cooper Charles P. Fell Mr. John A. Hall Mr. Carmen Lamanna & Family Mrs. Toni Mendel Bruno M. & Ruby Cormier Tony & Shari Fell Lynda Hamilton & Jack Cockwell Else Landauer Mr. Gerhard Merz Maria Corsini Professor & Mrs. William O. Fennell Nancy & Richard Hamm Gerald Larkin Daniel & Ingrid Mida Robert & Phyllis Couzin Betty Ramsaur Ferguson Noel Harding The Hon. P.C. Larkin John Milnes The Hon. G.A. Cox David & Kristin Ferguson B. & P. Harris Murray Laufer Mr. Gary S. Milrad H.C. Cox Mr. Gerald Ferguson Mrs. Norah Lyle Harris David Leith & Jacqueline Spayne Ms. Marla Milrad James & Shirley Crang R.W. Finlayson Estate of John Richmond Harris Col. R.W. Leonard Mrs. Pauline Milrad Charles Lane Crang & Mrs. R.W. Finlayson W.C. Harris Mrs. R.W. Leonard Ms. Rhonda Milrad Gertrude Eileen Crang Alison Arbuckle Fisher Mr. William C. Harris Rita Letendre Nadir & Shabin Mohamed Elizabeth & Douglas Crashley Lonti Ebers & Bruce Flatt Jim & Melinda Harrison Dr. Peter K. Lewin Henry Moore Mrs. Sue Crassweller J.W. Flavelle Michael & Diane Hasley Dr. Emmanuel S. Lilker Mr. & Mrs. Walter A. Moos Susan Crocker & John Hunkin Lady Flavelle Mr. & Mrs. William S. Hechter Anne Lind Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P.M. Morley

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Ms. Sylvia A. Morley Marcia E. Reid Mrs. Mary Alice Stuart Endowment Benefactors Benefactors David R. Morrice Joel & Jill Reitman Mr. Richard I. Sutton Jocelyne Alloucherie Mrs. Valerie Applebaum Miss F. Eleanor Morrice Lenore Richards George Swinton Mr. Peter Allward Ms. Svetlana Aronov Jack Morris Malcolm D. Richardson Ms. Moira Beth Swinton Mrs. Rosemary Amell A. Auld Russell & Katherine Morrison Dr. Bill Ring Ms. Nelda Jill Swinton St. Clair Balfour Mr. Andre Bachand G.A. Morrow Mrs. George W. Robinette Mr. John H. Switzer Ms. Fern Bayer Bob & Mona Bandeen Mrs. Graham Morrow Col. F.B. Robins Carol Tanenbaum Mrs. John Chipman Mr. Flavio Belli Mr. Cawthra F. Mulock Dr. Martin L. Robinson Marcella & Joseph Tanzola Mrs. Marilyn Conklin Mr. Hugh Bonney Dorothy P. Munroe Alfred Rogers Ronald Tasker Mrs. Gordon Conn Mr. & Mrs. L. Bonnycastle Dr. Sean B. Murphy Walter & Lilo Roschlau Mr. & Mrs. Charles Taylor Peter Denny & Marion Johnson Ms. Margaret Brennan The M. Muzzo Family Jocelyn Ross Mrs. E.P. Taylor Dr. P. Forbath Mrs. Marjorie Bridges Dr. & Mrs. Earl Myers Dr. A. Rostas Charles & Lois Thomson Prof. & Mrs. P.W. Fox Mr. F. Briggs Dr. & Mrs. Lou Myers Earl Rotman & Ariella Rohringer Miss Hilda Harkness Thomson Dr. & Mrs. Cecil Gilbert Mrs. Qennefer Browne Mr. & Mrs. Kazuo Nakamura Arthur Ruddy Dr. Walter M. Tovell Mr. Skip Gillham Mrs. Edgar Burton Sr. Nancyruth Mrs. Belle Ruddy Estate of Harold Town Mr. W. Gilling Mr. G. Burton Michael F. B. Nesbitt Jared Sable Mrs. Lillian Massey Treble Mr. Joseph Godfrey Mr. C. Bush Gordon & Janet Nixon Mr. Morris Saffer Donald & Elaine Triggs Dr. J. Goodman Mr. Jack Bush Mr. Dennis Oppenheim Sigmund Samuel Mrs. Helen Trier Mr. Lorne Graham Dr. David Brez Carlisle & Edmund B. Osler Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Sarlos Mrs. Emily Fodor Van Rhee Mary Frances & Keith Hendrick Dr. Roxane Carlisle Bernard & Sylvia Ostry Lionel H. & Carol Schipper A. Murray Vaughan Mr. J. Hewetson Marion & Dixon Chant Charles Pachter Tanna & Seymour Schulich J.J. Vaughan Mrs. H. Hunter Ms. Olga Charyshyn Estate of Hilda McLaughlin Pangman Gail Ferriss Sheard Dr. Y. Verbeeten Dr. Jane Irwin Mr. Timothy Chisholm Michael Parke-Taylor & Barbara Butts Mr. & Mrs. Stanley R. Shenkman Mrs. Bernice Vincent Dr. Joshua Josephson Mrs. Pamela Clark Mr. Geoffrey C. Parkin Mr. & Mrs. Ernie Sheriff Sir Edmund Walker Mrs. Helen Karrel Mr. Ian Collier Jeanne Parkin Nan Shuttleworth Dr. J. Allan Walters Dr. & Mrs. Oscar S. Kofman Mrs. A. Davidson John C. Parkin Evan & Garnet Siddall Mrs. H.D. Warren Mr. & Mrs. John Kudelka Mr. Angelo DelZotto G. Scott Paterson & Sir Clifford Sifton Marla & Larry Wasser Mrs. Ruth Langley Mrs. Samuel Dingman Tamara Bahry-Paterson David P. Silcox & Linda Intaschi Phyllis & William Waters Dr. & Mrs. Bernard Laski Mrs. C. Dobell Col. Henry M. Pellatt Mrs. Saul A. Silverman Mrs. Melville C. Watson Mr. & Mrs. W. Leonard Mr. B. Dougall Mrs. Reginald Pellatt Bruce & Tracy Simpson Mr. & Mrs. Michael Wayne Mr. Christian Mailhot Mrs. Darrell Draper The Perkell Family George G. Sinclair Ann & Marshall Webb Mrs. A. Matthews Simon Dresdnere Larry Pfaff Mrs. George G. Sinclair Dr. Marvin Weisler Mr. & Mrs. Louis Melzack Dagny Dryer Michael Pflug Mr. Robert Siskind James W. Westaway Dr. J.E. Mergelas Miss Marie DunSeith Lorne Pierce Harriette Dixon Boulton Smith Stephen D. White Mrs. Marian Moore Mr. C. Ellis Mr. Lawrence Pinkney Dr. Michael Sole Dr. Alan G. Wilkinson Mr. Pierre Myrand Estate of John E. Brent Sandra & Jim Pitblado Gerald & Marion Soloway H.H. Williams Mr. Ron Peters Mr. & Mrs. G. Fee Sylvia Platt Joseph & Antoinette Sorbara Hamilton B. Wills Mr. Howard Phillips Mr. David Finn Rabbi & Mrs. W. Gunther Plaut Edward & Marisa Sorbara Mrs. Hamilton B. Wills Mrs. Ralph Presgrave Mrs. Nigel Foulkes John A. Pollock Gregory & Kate Sorbara Mrs. John Alexander Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Rasch Mrs. D. Furnival Brian & Megan Porter Mr. Erick Spencer Dr. Murray Wilson Miss F. Richards Mr. Bertrand Gerstein Chris Poulsen Andrew Sprachman Clare E. Winterbottom Mr. Robert Sachter, Q.C. Mr. Ernest Gill Vivienne Poy Barney Sprachman E.R. Wood Mr. I. Schwartz & Ms. J. Hlinka Mrs. Kathleen Gilling Mr. Lucio Pozzi Mr. & Mrs. Mandel Sprachman Mrs. E.R. Wood Dr. Hugh Scully Mrs. Samuel Godfrey Jonas & Lynda Prince Robert Sprachman Frank P. & Emma Wood David & Ruth Shaul Mr. Duncan Gordon Robert J. Dickinson Pyne Maureen & Wayne Squibb T.H. Wood Mrs. Roni Shier Prof. John Grant Cecelia Quarrington Barbara L. Steele Rhonda Milrad Yanover Mr. Peter Silverman Mrs. Gerald Greene Geoffrey Rans, Goldie Rans & E.W. Steiner Mr. & Mrs. John Yaremko Mrs. Arthur Squires Mr. Anthony G. Griffin Virginia Hung R.N. Steiner Morden Yolles Mrs. A. Steiner Mr. & Mrs. Harold Groves Keith Ray & Leslie Gales Theodore M. Sterling Francis & Marvin Yontef Dr. J. Uvira Mrs. C. Gundy Tamara Rebanks & James Appleyard Dr. Max Stern Mr. Irving Zucker Mrs. Helga Vonwicht Mrs. Robert M. Hamilton Ernest & Flavia Redelmeier Jeff Stober Kenneth C. Zuckerman Mr. R. Wadds Dr. & Mrs. Robin Harris Francis & Ruth Redelmeier Dr. Mary Louise Stock Anonymous (10) Mr. C. Weyman Dr. & Mrs. Ian Hector Mr. & Mrs. W. Redelmeier Valentine N. Stock Mr. David Wright Major G.T. Heintzman Mr. & Mrs. Donald B. Redfern Mrs. Valentine N. Stock Mrs. George Heintzman Greg Reed & Heather Howe Georgine Strathy Mrs. Robert Hetherington Lynda Reeves Donald B. Strudley Mr. Lorne Howell

19 PERMANENT DONORS AND MEMBERS

Ms. Leanne Hull Mr. & Mrs. Percy Waxer Ford Motor Company of Canada, Foundation Distinguished Founders Grand Founders Mr. John Hungerford Estate of David G. Whitmore Limited American Friends of Canada, Inc. Thomas H. Bjarnason Mr. K. Hunter Florence & Mickey Winberg Goldman Sachs Canada Inc. Eaton Foundation Edward Burtynsky Mrs. H.N. Jackman Mr. Frank Winter Gulf Oil Canada Limited The Fraser Elliott Foundation Walter Carsen Mrs. Judith James Mr. Roelf Woldring H.H. Angus Associates Limited The McLean Foundation Mrs. Margaret A. Crang Mr. Richard Johnston Mrs. G.D. Wotherspoon Hiram Walker Resources Ltd. The Ontario Trillium Foundation Sondra & Allan Gotlieb Mrs. W. Johnston Mr. Christopher E. Youngs IBM Canada Ltd. The Richard Ivey Foundation Ethel & Milton Harris Mr. Meredith Jones Anonymous (1) Inco Limited The R. Samuel McLaughlin Foundation Lawrence Heisey Mr. Emerich Kaspar The Jack Bush Heritage Corporation Budd Sugarman Foundation The Henry Moore Foundation Mr. E. Kernaghan Knob Hill Farms Limited The Tecolote Foundation Richard M. Ivey Mr. Neil Kernaghan McLeod Young Weir Limited Maple Leaf Foods Marion & Allen Lambert CORPORATIONS & Mediacom Industries Inc. Foundation Patron Founders David Milne & Pamela Gibb-Carsley Mrs. Dorothy Lecker FOUNDATIONS Midland Bank of Canada The Atkinson Charitable Foundation Audrey & David Mirvish Mrs. R. Lind Mobil Oil Canada, Ltd. Donner Canadian Foundation Mr. Victor Peters Mrs. Dorothy Loeb Corporate Grand Founders The Molson Companies Donation Fund E.W. Bickle Foundation Carol & Morton Rapp Mr. Mark Luca Aeroplan National Trust Company, Limited The Hope Charitable Foundation Alison & Alan Schwartz Mr. R. G. Macdonald BMO Financial Group Noranda Group Imperial Oil Foundation Michael & Janet Scott Mr. & Mrs. W.A.R. MacFadden Canada Packers Limited Northern & Central Gas Corporation J.P. Bickell Foundation Rose & Charles Tabachnick Mr. Robert MacIntyre CIBC Limited Laidlaw Foundation Mrs. Max Tanenbaum Mr. J.P.S. MacKenzie Gluskin Sheff + Associates Inc. Northern Telecom Limited The Salamander Foundation Irving & Sylvia Ungerman & Family Mrs. Lois MacKenzie NELVANA Limited Pioneer Electronics of Canada, Inc. The Schumacher Foundation Mrs. L. Marguerite Vaughan Mrs. A. MacLean Scotiabank Power Corporation of Canada The E.P. Taylor Foundation Mr. & Mrs. William P. Wilder Mr. J. Mar TD Bank Financial Group PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP The Trier-Fodor Foundation Mr. J. Martin Procter & Gamble Inc. Distinguished Founders Mr. Paul Matthews Corporate Distinguished Founders Royal Bank The preceding lists include donors of Harold & Margaret Altman Mr. D. McClelland Chrysler Canada Ltd. The Royal Trust Company gifts of art, library and archival materials Dr. Michael Braudo Mr. & Mrs. J. Moore George Weston Limited Shell Canada Limited received prior to November 2002. Andrea & Charles Bronfman Mr. Mavor Moore Nesbitt Thomson Inc. Simpsons, Limited Recognition is given for gifts made to Sheila Curnoe Mr. Raymond Moriyama Norcen Energy Resources Ltd. Simpson-Sears Inc. March 31, 2010. Roger I. Davidson Dr. E. Murphy PACART Southam Inc. Susan C. Davidson Dr. Roald Nasgaard Rogers Communications Inc. St. Marys Cement Inc. Fredrik S. & Catherine Eaton Mr. & Mrs. Louis Odette St. Joseph Communications The Steel Company of Canada, Limited Barbara Gunn Kenneth R. Oswell Teknion Corporation Texaco Canada Inc. Dr. Naomi Jackson-Groves Mr. Thomas Parkin III Teleglobe Canada WORKS OF ART Samuel & Ruth Karpman Mr. & Mrs. R. Pearsall Corporate Patron Founders The Thomson Corporation Michael & Sonja Koerner Mr. William Perehudoff Alcan Canada Limited The Toronto-Dominion Bank Luminary Founders Brenda Coleman Milrad & Aaron Milrad Ms. Diana Reitberger Asolectric Limited Torys LLP Kenneth & Marilyn Thomson Monty & Judith Simmonds Mrs. N. Robertson AT&T Canada Inc. Torstar Corporation Dr. A.D. Taliano Mr. William Robertson Bell Canada Touche Ross & Co. Visionary Founders Anonymous (2) Mrs. Joan Rogers Benson & Hedges (Canada) Inc. TransCanada PipeLines Limited David Thomson Mr. Allen Rosen Brascan Limited Wood Gundy Limited Patron Founders Mrs. Audrey Savage Brookfield Group Milestone Founders David & Anita Blackwood Dr. & Mrs. John A. Sherman Bruce Mau Design Foundation Grand Founders Joey & Toby Tanenbaum Walter Bick Dr. & Mrs. Ernest Sirluck Bumper Development Corporation Ltd. American Express Foundation Dennis & Mary Bunyan Mrs. Anne Smith CN Catherine and Maxwell Meighen Transforming Founders Morey & Jennifer Chaplick Margaret G. Smith CTVglobemedia Foundation Betty Ann & R. Fraser Elliott Roy G. Cole Ms. Margaret Stacey The Cadillac Fairview Corporation Fidelity Foundation Howard & Linda Sokolowski Dr. Shashi B. & Janet E. Dewan Mr. Robert Stacey Canada Permanent Trust Company Henry Moore Foundation Murray Frum & Nancy Lockhart Dr. F. Michael & Colette Eggert Dr. David Stinson Carling O’Keefe Limited Jackman Foundation Samuel & Esther Sarick Jim & Margaret Fleck Mr. Richard J. Storr Chemical Bank of Canada The Henry White Kinnear Foundation Mrs. Miriam Gabo Ms. Judith Terry Chubb Insurance Company of Canada The J.W. McConnell Family Foundation Landmark Founders Betty & Martin Goodwin Mr. & Mrs. Noah Torno Confederation Life Insurance Company RBC Foundation Vivian & David Campbell George Hartman & Arlene Goldman Mrs. G. Upjohn Costain Limited Rotman Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. John Flemer Ernest & Rivette Herzig Prof. E. Walker Dominion Securities Ltd. The W. Garfield Weston Foundation Ydessa Hendeles Eleanor & Russell Hutchison Mr. Wentworth Walker Eaton’s of Canada Ltd. NELVANA Limited Michael Laine Mrs. Leah Walls EnCana Corporation Tom & Patricia La Pierre

20 PERMANENT DONORS AND MEMBERS

Angelika & David Littlefield Sandra Simpson Estate of Guido Molinari Andrew Sprachman Sandra & Joseph Rotman Barney Sprachman Michael Snow Robert Sprachman Anonymous (2) Mrs. Mary Tasker Georgine Strathy Founders Robin & David Young Tony Allard Anonymous (1) Herbert Alpert Carol & David Appel Mary Stewart Bagnani Ann E. Walker Bell Sean Bourdeau Marta Braun Sidney & Gladye Bregman Stephen Brown & Brenda Woods Dennis Burton CIBC Ephram & Linda Chaplick Susan Chater Jane Corkin Maria Corsini William & Jane Dale Janieta Eyre David & Kristin Ferguson David & Yvonne Fleck Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Fodor Michiko Gagnon Marvin Gelber Lorraine Gladstone Mira Godard Noel Harding Estate of John Richmond Harris B. & P. Harris Ann M. Hutchison & James P. Carley Avrom Isaacs Richard & Donna Ivey Dr. & Mrs. Martin H. Kosoy Rita Letendre Philip B. Lind Harry & Ann Malcolmson Marlene Markle Paul Marks John Massey John McNicoll Guy Molinari Bernard & Sylvia Ostry Gilles & Julia Ouellette Michael Parke-Taylor & Barbara Butts Larry Pfaff Michael Pflug The preceding lists acknowledge donors Lenore Richards of gifts of art, library and archival Mr. Ronald Rolls materials and gifts received after the Frank & Marianne Seger launch of Transformation AGO in Dr. Michael Sole November 2002. Recognition is given Jay Smith & Laura Rapp for gifts made to March 31, 2010.

21 STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS • BALANCE SHEET • 2009–2010

Statement of Operations REVENUE Balance Sheet Year ended March 31 (reported in thousands of dollars) Amortization of As at March 31 (reported in thousands of dollars) deferred capital Miscellaneous contributions revenue 13% 2% 2010 2009 REVENUE Art Gallery of Ontario ASSETS 2010 2009 Foundation Support 1% Government grants – ongoing $22,613 $12,981 Current assets and deferred expenses $23,657 $31,541 Admissions, program income 10,630 Government grants 2,325 251,144 – ongoing Net capital assets 255,344 Donations and bequests, membership fees 12,101 13,524 34% Gallery Shop / Food & Beverage 10,124 4,471 Total assets $274,801 $286,885 Art Gallery of Ontario Foundation Support Gallery Shop / 705 1,226 Food & Beverage Amortization of deferred capital contributions 8,593 5,549 16% Miscellaneous revenue 1,357 561 LIABILITIES Donations and Total revenue Admissions, $66,123 $40,637 bequests, program income Current liabilities $19,133 $21,768 membership fees 16% 18% Long-term debt 24,000 48,300 Deferred capital contributions 230,173 225,258 EXPENSES Total liabilities $273,306 $295,326 Administration $6,300 $5,180 Physical plant and security 9,708 8,825 EXPENSES Programming 23,277 16,712 Purchases of NET SURPLUS(DEFICIT) $1,495 ($8,441) Membership and fundraising works of art 4,860 4,465 1% Gallery Shop / Food & Beverage 11,821 5,814 Amortization of Total liabilities and net surplus(deficit) $274,801 $286,885 Amortization of capital assets capital assets Administration 8,891 5,947 13% 10% Purchases of works of art 481 965 Notes 1. Works of art are included at the nominal value of $1,000 in net capital assets. Physical plant 2. Included in net capital assets are $221,728,000 in expenses for the Transformation AGO Total expenses and security expansion project. $65,338 $47,908 15% Gallery 3. Deferred capital contributions represent the unamortized amount of donations Shop / Food & and grants received for the purchase of capital assets. Included in this amount are $200,380,000 Beverage in contributions from the public and private sector, designated for the Transformation AGO Net surplus (deficit) from operations $785 ($7,271) 18% expansion project. Pension adjustment 551 494 Government grants – one-time 8,600 0 Membership and fundraising 7% Programming Net surplus (deficit) for year $9,936 ($7,765) 36% Net deficit, beginning of year (8,441) (676)

Net surplus (deficit), end of year $1,495 ($8,441)

Notes 1. The above statement of operations provides a summary of the AGO’s financial activity for 2009–2010. Financial statements for the 2009–2010 fiscal year (April 1, 2009 to March 31, 2010), audited by Ernst & Young, are available upon request from the Art Gallery of Ontario. 2. In 2009–2010, a one-time grant of $8.6 million was received from the Province of Ontario to address the shortfall incurred in 2008–2009, when the Gallery was closed for seven months to complete the Transformation AGO expansion project. 3. From November 24, 2009 to May 2, 2010, the AGO hosted the exhibition KING TUT: The Golden King and The Great Pharaohs . Results to March 31 are included in the Statement of Operations, with revenues of $7,761,000 and expenses of $6,799,000, for a net surplus of $962,000. 4. Pension adjustment reflects the excess of cash contributions over pension expense each year. 5. In the 2009–2010 fiscal year, the AGO received gifts of works of art with an approximate value of $48,485,000. This is not reflected in the financial data above but is identified in the AGO’s 2009–2010 audited financial statements. 6. The AGO records capital asset purchases at cost and then amortizes its capital assets over the useful life of the asset. Donations and grants received for the purchase of capital assets are deferred and then amortized based on the useful life of the asset. 22