2015/16

BC ARTS COUNCIL

ANNUAL

REPORT

TERRITORY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The BC Arts Council acknowledges it carries out its work on the traditional territories of indigenous nations throughout . We pay our respects to the Elders, past and present, descendants and custodians of these lands. We honour the knowledge keepers and the continuing relationships with indigenous people in B.C. that develop through our work together. The BC Arts Council thanks the Lekwungen people for allowing us to operate our main offices within their traditional territories.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Message from the Chair & Executive Director 4 Observations 8 Strategic Plan 10 Board & Staff Listing 12 Programs 14 Advisors & Jurors Listing 16 Communities Supported 20

Financial Statement 23 Awards Listing 24

ANNUAL REPORT 2015/16

Copyright © 2016 Province of British Columbia. All rights reserved. No part of this report may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, without the prior written permission of the publisher.

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Message

FROM THE CHAIR AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

The BC Arts Council is firmly committed to supporting the arts and cultural community’s outstanding contribution to the cultural, economic and social well-being of British Columbians. With funding provided by the Government of British Columbia, Council focused throughout 2015/16 on its mission “to engage all British Columbians in a healthy arts and cultural community that is recognized for its excellence.” The majority of Council support is awarded to B.C. artists and organizations engaged in the fields of media arts, dance, publishing, literary arts, creative writing, theatre, music, museums, community arts, visual arts and arts training.

MINISTER AND BOARD

The Hon. Peter Fassbender, Minister of Community, Sport and Cultural Development, assumed the portfolio from the Hon. Coralee Oakes in August 2015 and has provided strong guidance and support to Council. The Ministry awarded $24 million to BC Arts Council funding programs in 2015/16, a consistent year-over-year level of support.

On August 1, 2015, Merla Beckerman succeeded Dr. Stan Hamilton as board chair. Dr. Hamilton provided strong leadership and vision for the agency during his six-year tenure as chair. We are grateful to Dr. Hamilton for his service during his terms on Council, and his ongoing dedication and commitment to the arts in British Columbia. We also want to thank Russell J. Anthony () for his significant contributions during his terms on Council.

To help direct the BC Arts Council as it moves forward, we were delighted to welcome our new appointed members – Lindsay Bailey (Vancouver) and Jane Macdonald (Vancouver).

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PEER REVIEW AND GRANTS AWARDS

In 2015/16 the peer review process engaged 188 artists, arts administrators, academics and related professionals from across the province. The BC Arts Council gratefully acknowledges the essential work of these individuals, ensuring that public funds are distributed through a fair and neutrally-administered process. In addition to reviewing applications, advisors and jurors also played a critical role informing the BC Arts Council Board about current priorities and challenges in the cultural sector. This information and expertise ensures that Council remains in touch with the needs of the sector and informs BC Arts Council policy development.

BC Arts Council funded programs received 2,902 applications from individual artists, collectives and organizations in 2015/16. Each proposal was assessed against criteria outlined in the respective program guidelines and 1,455 applications received funding.

PROGRAM REVIEW

During 2014/15, Council began the most extensive program review in our history, with a focus on Operating Assistance, Capacity and Sustainability and Innovations programs.

In 2015/16, Council continued to build upon the important insights gained during the consultations to ensure we continue to play a leadership role in fostering arts and cultural community activities across the province.

BC Arts Council staff have been instrumental in the success of the review, and the officers’ abilities to connect with the arts and culture sector has contributed to a robust and rigorous consultation process.

In 2015/16, Council began implementing recommendations outlined in the program review, including extended cycle support for Operating Assistance and the development of a new approach to some special project funding expected to be implemented in the fall of 2016.

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ABORIGINAL ENGAGEMENT

The BC Arts Council’s 2014-18 Strategic Plan reaffirmed the critical importance of the province’s indigenous artists. The third goal of the Strategic Plan is to embrace Aboriginal culture and heritage and celebrate its ongoing connection to the lives of all British Columbians.

In 2015/16, First Peoples’ Cultural Council initiated a review of the Aboriginal Arts Development Awards and BC Arts Council funding to Aboriginal artists and organizations. Work will continue throughout 2016/17 to identify gaps and work together towards a responsive approach to supporting Aboriginal arts practice. In addition, Council is building on this long-term priority through the establishment of an Aboriginal Engagement Committee of the board, and a staff committee reviewing the recommendations of the Truth and Reconciliation Committee.

CREATIVE ECONOMY

In February 2016, Minister Fassbender announced a provincial strategy to help grow this thriving sector over the next three years. The strategy focuses on four areas for growth: leveraging talent and creative clusters; accessing new markets; maximizing investment; and enriching communities.

Council was pleased to provide advice on development of the Government of British Columbia’s Creative Economy Strategy which builds upon the long-standing stable financial support to the arts and culture community provided through the BC Arts Council. With significant alignments to the 2014-2018 Strategic Plan, the BC Arts Council has formed a committee of the board to work with government on this important initiative – raising awareness of the cultural, social and economic impact of arts and culture.

THE YEAR IN GRANTS

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SUMMARY

With the commitment of staff in our Victoria offices and our appointed members from across the province, we strive to ensure that all British Columbians enjoy a rich and vibrant arts and cultural community. BC Arts Council staff are a dedicated and knowledgeable team, working diligently to support the ongoing vitality, strength and dynamism of the cultural sector. We offer our sincerest gratitude to the BC Arts Council staff and recognize their important role supporting the sector.

This year saw the launch and implementation of significant initiatives that build upon the strong foundational support for artists and arts and cultural organizations in British Columbia.

We celebrate and acknowledge the tremendous talent of B.C’s dynamic artistic and cultural community and are pleased to contribute to the sector’s success.

In accordance with the provisions of Section 6 of the Arts Council Act, we present this report on behalf of the BC Arts Council, reporting on activities of Council from April 1, 2015, to March 31, 2016. Sincerely,

MERLA BECKERMAN GILLIAN WOOD BOARD CHAIR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR THE YEAR IN GRANTS

$ 24 MILLION 2,902 1,455 GRANTED REQUESTS AWARDS Includes programs delivered in partnership. 7

Observations

THE ADJUDICATION PROCESS: OBSERVATIONS 2015/16

The BC Arts Council’s appointed members, management and staff, along with its advisory committees and juries, are committed to providing excellent service to the artists, arts organizations and citizens of British Columbia. Central to the success of this service is the arts community’s endorsement of the peer review process which is fortified by the breadth and depth of sectoral knowledge that members bring to the adjudication table.

In constructing the committees and juries, a balance is always sought amongst factors including the province’s wide range of cultural practices and its geographic and demographic diversity. Adjudication committee members are selected based on their specific experience from the Council’s client base as well as from online nominations. This selection process ensures Council has access to the widest possible spectrum of working artists and arts administrators. To nominate yourself or someone else for consideration, please visit our website. *

Throughout 2015/16, the BC Arts Council continued to implement recommendations from consultations completed as part of the 2014/15 Program Review. This year, applicants to eight Operating Assistance programs applied for funding over a two- or three-year extended cycle. In 2016/17, the balance of Operating Assistance applicants will apply for extended cycle funding.

Over the course of the 2015/16 year, discipline-specific advisory committees discussed issues that arose under the three broad assessment criteria of artistic achievement, community engagement and organizational capacity. These issues reflect critical aspects of creation, development and dissemination of the arts in B.C.

*https://www.bcartscouncil.ca/about/Adjudication.htm

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A summary of points made by the discipline advisory committees is as follows:

Artistic Achievement Artistic achievement remains one of the primary funding considerations, contributing to Council’s mission “to engage all British Columbians in a healthy arts and cultural community that is recognized for its excellence.” Council’s peer review panels praised the quality of artistic achievement and commended applicants for innovation and risk-taking with regards to artistic practice.

Community Engagement Advisory committees praised applicant organizations for seeking new ways to engage with audiences. Committees stressed that applicants must continue to be aware of diversity and inclusiveness, both culturally and geographically, and how that informs artistic practice. In particular, committees noted that in some disciplines there may be a greater need for meaningful engagement with indigenous communities.

Organizational Capacity Organizations are taking steps to enhance organizational capacity through a number of strategic initiatives. Committees commended this important work and emphasized the importance of succession planning in both artistic and governance leadership, particularly within founder-led organizations.

Overall, committees recognized the significant contributions arts and cultural organizations make to the lives of British Columbians.

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Strategic Plan

GOALS OVERVIEW

Council is firmly committed to supporting the artistic excellence of British Columbia’s talented artists and important arts and cultural organizations that: encourage participation in artistic and creative activity; improve quality of life and social cohesion; develop, attract and retain skilled and innovative thinkers for the creative sector; foster community identity and a sense of place; and contribute to local, regional and provincial economies.

In 2015/16, the BC Arts Council continued to implement strategies supporting the goals of the 2014-2018 Strategic Plan. The Strategic Plan guides policy and program priorities with actions that strive to enhance the artistic and organizational capacity of the arts and cultural community.

GOAL ONE - FOSTER ARTISTIC EXCELLENCE IN ALL ART FORMS AND PRACTICES STRATEGIES 1. Invest resources in artistic exploration and innovation. 2. Encourage a broad-based appreciation of the breadth and depth of artistic excellence in our province. 3. Strengthen the capacity of arts and cultural organizations and individual artists throughout the province to further their artistic achievement. 4. Support opportunities for skills training and participation in the creation, exhibition and performance of art. 5. Create opportunities for the next generation of artists.

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GOAL TWO - STRENGTHEN ENGAGEMENT IN THE ARTS STRATEGIES 1. Increase opportunities for all British Columbians to participate in the arts. 2. Provide leadership to increase the vitality of community engagement. 3. Build awareness of the contribution that arts and culture make to the quality of life for British Columbians. 4. Strengthen relationships and build partnerships with other sectors including health, education, tourism, social services, business and governments. 5. Build youth engagement in the arts.

GOAL THREE - SUPPORT THE RICHNESS OF ABORIGINAL ARTISTS AND COMMUNITIES IN BRITISH COLUMBIA STRATEGIES 1. Give thanks for and acknowledge the contribution of Aboriginal artists and culture. 2. In consultation with the Aboriginal community, create opportunities for Aboriginal artists and arts and cultural organizations to participate in a full range of artistic and cultural activities. 3. Strengthen Aboriginal organizations’ existing and developing connections across and within the broader cultural community. 4. Provide culturally appropriate support and financial assistance for Aboriginal artists and cultural organizations.

GOAL FOUR - ENHANCE SUPPORT FOR ARTS AND CULTURE IN BRITISH COLUMBIA STRATEGIES 1. Advocate for stronger support for artists and arts and cultural organizations. 2. Increase awareness of and access to Council’s programs. 3. Enhance relationships between the Council, artists, and arts and cultural organizations. 4. Work with partners and supporters to enhance Council’s resources. 5. Explore new models and ideas to build adaptive capacity and dynamic flexibility in the arts and culture sector.

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Board & Staff STAFF

BC ARTS COUNCIL BOARD

CHAIR, MERLA BECKERMAN GORDON HARRIS West Vancouver Vancouver

VICE-CHAIR, LORI MARCHAND JANE MACDONALD Vancouver

STANLEY HAMILTON, Chair* CINDY MARCOTTE Vancouver Prince George

RUSSELL J. ANTHONY* EMILY MOLNAR Vancouver Vancouver

LINDSAY BAILEY DONNA A. MOORE Vancouver Kelowna

CLAUDIA BLAIR DERRAL MORIYAMA Williams Lake Vancouver

THOMAS CANNELL PAULINE NOCENTE Vancouver Vancouver

JOSEPH CROSS JOSEPH M. SMITH Cranbrook Union Bay

*until July 2015 For complete board biographies please refer to the BC Arts Council Website

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BC ARTS COUNCIL STAFF (2015/16 fiscal or portion thereof) ALLISON BOTTOMLEY MONIQUE LACERTE Program Officer: Theatre Programs; Program Officer: Community Arts Senior Arts Policy & Program Advisor Development Programs and Partnerships

SU CAMERON KATHERINE LEONG Coordinator of Finance & Administration Program Officer: Publishing Programs &

Outreach

ALANA COOK Intern, BC PSA Aboriginal Youth Internship VIKKI MCDONALD Program Branch Administrative Assistant;

Website & Forms Administrator

SUE DONALDSON Program Officer: Museums, Visual Arts, NICOLE NEIDHARDT Literary Arts Programs Intern, BC PSA Aboriginal Youth Internship

Program

LORI DUNN Program Officer: Youth Engagement & JULIE POSKITT Early Career Development-Performing Arts Program Officer: Music & Dance Programs

Programs

WALTER QUAN SARAH DURNO Program Officer: Arts Awards, Director Professional Arts Training Programs;

Professional Development

SHERRY EWINGS

Program Officer: Youth Engagement Program INGMARIE THUNANDER

Program Officer: Scholarship Program; ERIN GRANT Annual publications; Research

Program Officer

SHELAGH VAUX LINDA JOHNSON Board Administrator and Contract & Database Administrator Assistant to the Executive Director

SHERYL JONES GILLIAN WOOD Program Officer: Early Career Development Executive Director Studio Arts, Media Arts Programs

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Programs

In 2015/16 the following suite of programs was offered directly by the BC Arts Council: PROFESSIONAL OPERATING PROGRAMS provide sustained core funding for highly-regarded professional arts organizations contributing to the development of B.C.’s arts and cultural legacy. ARTS PERIODICALS PROFESSIONAL ARTS TRAINING ORGANIZATIONS MUSIC ORGANIZATIONS DANCE ORGANIZATIONS THEATRE ORGANIZATIONS ARTS AND CULTURAL SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS MEDIA ARTS ORGANIZATIONS PROFESSIONAL ARTS FESTIVALS PUBLIC MUSEUMS VISUAL ARTS ORGANIZATIONS

PROFESSIONAL PROJECT PROGRAMS provide one-time grants that contribute to the successful realization of a single event or activity by professional B.C. organizations, collectives and individuals not currently in receipt of Operating Assistance. ARTS PERIODICALS PROFESSIONAL ARTS TRAINING PROFESSIONAL LITERARY ORGANIZATIONS MUSIC PROJECTS DANCE PROJECTS THEATRE PROJECTS MEDIA ARTS ORGANIZATIONS PUBLIC MUSEUMS VISUAL ARTS ORGANIZATIONS PROFESSIONAL ARTS FESTIVALS BLOCK FUNDING FOR PUBLISHERS TITLE ASSISTANCE

COMMUNITY ARTS PROGRAMS support activities of volunteer-run organizations working at the grass roots level. ARTS-BASED COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL ASSISTANCE COMMUNITY ARTS DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY ARTS FESTIVALS

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EARLY CAREER DEVELOPMENT & YOUTH ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMS support the training of emerging artists and professional arts and cultural organizations actively engaging British Columbia’s young people with their programming. EARLY CAREER DEVELOPMENT YOUTH ENGAGEMENT PROGRAM

SPECIAL PROJECTS PROGRAMS offer additional funding to organizations that are recent project and operating clients in areas of development and capacity building. CAPACITY AND SUSTAINABILITY INNOVATIONS

TOURING supports B.C. artists and arts organizations undertaking touring activities outside the province TOURING INITIATIVES

INDIVIDUAL ARTS AWARDS support professional artists in developing their practices and careers, and support pre-professional artists to pursue their artistic training. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT ASSISTANCE FOR MEDIA ARTISTS PROJECT ASSISTANCE FOR CREATIVE WRITERS PROJECT ASSISTANCE FOR VISUAL ARTISTS/CRAFT ARTISTS/CRITICS/CURATORS SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS

In addition to these programs, the BC Arts Council also supports programs offered in partnership with ArtStarts in Schools, BC Touring Council, Creative BC and First Peoples' Cultural Council as follows: ARTSTARTS IN SCHOOLS AIE: ARTISTS IN EDUCATION GRANTS ALLOCATIONS FOR SCHOOL DISTRICTS AIC: ARTISTS IN THE CLASSROOM GRANTS FOR SCHOOLS RESIDENCIES

BC TOURING COUNCIL COMMUNITY PRESENTERS YOUTH ENGAGEMENT COMMUNITY PRESENTERS' ASSISTANCE - COMMUNITY & KEY PRESENTERS

CREATIVE BC: INTERACTIVE + DIGITAL MEDIA INTERACTIVE FUND

FIRST PEOPLES' CULTURAL COUNCIL- ABORIGINAL ARTS DEVELOPMENT AWARDS PROGRAMS ABORIGINAL YOUTH ENGAGED IN THE ARTS INDIVIDUAL EMERGING ARTISTS SHARING TRADITIONAL ARTS ACROSS GENERATIONS ABORIGINAL ORGANIZATIONS AND COLLECTIVES ABORIGINAL ARTS ADMINISTRATOR AND CULTURAL MANAGER INTERNSHIPS

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Adjudicators

The BC Arts Council has, within its legislated mandate, authority to independently establish its priorities, policies, and funding programs, and to make grant decisions. Council programs are adjudicated by peer assessment. Independent artists and other professionals working in the field are gathered together to assess grant applications, advise on priorities, and make recommendations to Council on the awarding of grants. Through peer assessment, Council involves the arts community directly in its operations.

We are grateful to the following individuals who served as advisors and jurors Thank You for the BC Arts Council and Council programs offered through ArtStarts in Schools, BC Touring Council, Creative BC and First Peoples' Cultural Council.

ADVISORIES

COMMUNITY ARTS FESTIVALS ADVISORY MUSEUMS ADVISORY ARTS TRAINING ADVISORY COUNCILS ADVISORY – STUDIO ARTS Beth Carter Joey Pietraroia Phillip Hartwick Lorna Brown John Grimes Sean Bickerton Marika Swan Meghna Haldar Lou-Ann Neel Starr Muranko Morlene Tomlinson Stephen G. Foster Nancy Kirkpatrick Taryn L. Boyd Naveen Girn

DANCE ADVISORY LITERARY ARTS ADVISORY MUSIC ADVISORY roll-over year: Branislav Henselmann Amber Dawn Matthew White VISUAL ARTS ADVISORY Constance Cooke Daniel H. Justice Melody Courage Geraldine Manossa Don Gorman Michael van der Sloot Kim Sato Julie Paul Meredith Bates Wen Wei Wang Joanne Harada

FESTIVALS ADVISORY MEDIA ARTS ADVISORY THEATRE ADVISORY – PERFORMING ARTS Alex MacKenzie Aliyah Amarshi Aidan Knight Caitlin Jones Corey Payette Diane Blunt Helen Haig-Brown Deborah Williams Ian Case Joshua Hite Ian Rye Monica Shah James Long

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DISCIPLINE JURIES PUBLISHING MEDIA ARTS MUSIC PROJECTS VISUAL ARTS Cliff McNeil-Smith ORGANIZATIONS PROJECTS Darnell Linwood ORGANIZATIONS Garry Gottfriedson Alex MacKenzie John Oliver PROJECTS Beth Carter Michelle Benjamin Caitlin Jones Kevin Zakresky Jennifer Pighin Nikki Tate-Stratton Helen Haig-Brown Melody Courage Jonathan Middleton Robert A. Ballantyne Joshua Hite Patrick Boyle Lorna McParland

DANCE PROJECTS MUSEUMS PROJECTS THEATRE PROJECTS Deanna Peters Beth Carter Aliyah Amarshi Ian Piears John Grimes Deborah Williams Mique'l Dangeli Lou-Ann Neel Jovanni Sy Veronica Maguire Nancy Kirkpatrick Lucas Myers Wen Wei Wang Naveen Girn Reneltta Arluk

SPECIAL PROJECTS EARLY CAREER CAPACITY/SUSTAINABILITY INNOVATIONS YOUTH ENGAGEMENT JURY DEVELOPMENT- – STUDIO ARTS – PERFORMING ARTS – PERFORMING ARTS STUDIO ARTS Glenn Alteen Kim Harvey Danielle Fecko Brian McBay Jordan Coble Scheherazaad Cooper Ivonne Hernandez Chris Gilpin Karen Knights Shay Kuebler Marlena Dolan Lisa Wilson Vici Johnstone Tina Pearson Paul Moniz de Sa Steven T. Davies Tarah Hogue

EARLY CAREER CAPACITY/SUSTAINABILITY INNOVATIONS YOUTH ENGAGEMENT JURY DEVELOPMENT- – PERFORMING ARTS – STUDIO ARTS – STUDIO ARTS PERFORMING ARTS Amy Wertz Connie Watts Chris Gilpin Arash Khakpour Brian Wismath Karin Lee Elizabeth Barron Jeanette Kotowich Chad Herschler Meghann O'Brien Michelle Taylor Jessica Schneider Nadine Carew Dr. Nicola Levell Selina Crammond Paula Kremer

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INDIVIDUAL AWARDS

CREATIVE WRITERS VISUAL ARTISTS, CRITICS TOURING & PROFESIONAL Oliver Swain AWARDS JURY AND CURATORS AWARDS DEVELOPMENT Olivia Davies Aaron Bushkowsky JURY Allison Collins Renee Sigouin Andrew R M MacLeod Jason Gress Brian Linds Sean Guist Billie Livingston Joni Low Cameron Kidd Steven T. Davies Eden Robinson Laura Dutton Deborah de Boer Todd Lambeth Jordan Abel Lyle Schultz Farheen Haq Valerie Sing Turner Laurent Sagalovitsch Makiko Hara France Trepanier

Sheryl McFarlane Robert Randall Jeff Sodowsky

Tania Willard Kathleen Nisbet

MEDIA ARTS AWARDS Lindsay Delaronde Brianne Nord-Stewart Lucas Schuller David Geiss Marita Dachsel Myron Campbell Marguerite Witvoet Rachel Moore Natalie Tin Yin Gan Travis Neel Nick La Riviere SCHOLARSHIPS

CREATIVE WRITERS MEDIA ARTS THEATRE VISUAL ARTS. CRITICAL Daniel Gawthrop Gregory Michael Coyes Brad L'Ecuyer CURATORIAL AND Laura Trunkey Jeremy Todd Deborah Williams MUSEOLOGY Andy Everson Yvonne Blomer Yoko Takashima Reneltta Arluk Arabella Campbell

DANCE MUSIC Jill Baird Holly Bright Brian J. Yoon Keith Higgins Ian Piears Heather Pawsey Keith Langergraber Julia Taffe Lou Lynn Monik Nordine Tzenka Dianova Raymond Boisjoly FUNCTIONAL ARTS Zainub Verjee Cory Ripley

Lou Lynn

Noel O'Connell

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THIRD-PARTY FUNDERS

ARTSTARTS IN SCHOOLS ARTISTS IN THE Laura McGregor Terry Taylor CLASSROOM Leslie Bolin Theresa Browning Kairyn Russelff-Janecke Marisa Pahl Tina Farmilo Karen DeCicco Paula Scott Kevin Ault

BC TOURING COUNCIL WARMING UP THE ACT COMMUNITY PRESENTER COMMUNITY PRESENTER Erin Kennedy YOUTH ENGAGEMENT ASSISTANCE Bill Usher Bill Usher Galen Olstead Valerie Dare Galen Olstead Galen Olstead Valley Hennell Lucas Myers Lucas Myers Stephanie Fischer Stephanie Fischer

CREATIVE BC INTERACTIVE DIGITAL MEDIA Malcolm Levy

Marc Stephenson

Mary Quinn Michael Fergusson Kathy Antonsen

Rocchio

FIRST PEOPLES’ CULTURAL INDIVIDUAL EMERGING ORGANIZATIONS & COUNCIL ARTISTS & SHARING COLLECTIVES, ARTS

TRADITIONAL ARTS ADMINISTRATOR

ACROSS GENERATIONS INTERNSHIPS &

PROGRAMS. MENTORSHIPS, &

ABORIGINAL YOUTH April Brass ENGAGED IN THE ARTS. Angela Marston Lisa Hageman Art Napoleon Ronald Dean Harris Dorothy Christian Kelli Clifton

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Communities

100 Mile House Chemainus Fernie Houston 108 Mile Ranch Cherryville Fort Langley Hudson's Hope 150 Mile House Chetwynd Fort Nelson Invermere Abbotsford Chilliwack Fort St. James Jaffray Agassiz Clearwater Fort St. John Kaleden Aldergrove Cobble Hill Francois Lake Kamloops Alert Bay Coldstream Fraser Lake Kaslo Anmore Comox Fruitvale Kelowna Armstrong Coquitlam Gabriola Island Keremeos Ashcroft Courtenay Galiano Island Kimberley Atlin Cowichan Bay Garibaldi Highland Kitimat Baldonnel Cranbrook Gibsons Gitwangak Bamfield Crescent Valley Gincolth Kyuquot Barriere Creston Gitlaxt'aamiks Ladysmith Bella Coola Crofton (New Aiyansh) Lakalzap Black Creek Cumberland Gitwinksihlkw Lake Country Blind Bay Dawson Creek (formerly Canyon City) Lake Cowichan Boston Bar Dease Lake Gold River Langley Bowen Island Delta Golden Lantzville Bowser Denman Island Grand Forks Lasqueti Island Brackendale Deroche Grindrod Lazo Brentwood Bay Dewdney Hagensborg Likely Britannia Beach Douglas Lake Halfmoon Bay Lillooet Burnaby Duncan Harrison Hot Springs Lions Bay Burns Lake Dunster Hartley Bay Lone Butte Campbell River Edgewood Hazelton Lower Nicola Canoe Heriot Bay Lumby Castlegar Enderby (Quadra Island) Lytton Cawston Erickson Hixon Mackenzie Celista Errington Hope Madeira Park Charlie Lake Falkland Hornby Island Mansons Landing Chase Fanny Bay Horsefly (Cortes Island)

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230 COMMUNITIES BENEFITTING FROM BC ARTS COUNCIL ACTIVITY

McLeese Lake Port Coquitlam Sardis Vanderhoof Maple Ridge Port Edward Savona Vernon Masset Port Hardy Sechelt Victoria Mayne Island Port Moody Shalalth Wells McBride Pouce Coupe (Seton Lake) West Kelowna McLeese Lake Powell River Shawnigan Lake West Vancouver Merritt Prespatou Sicamous Whistler Midway Prince George Sidney White Rock Mill Bay Prince Rupert Silverton Williams Lake Mission Princeton Skidegate Windermere Mount Currie Qualicum Beach Slocan Winlaw Nakusp Quathiaski Cove Smithers Ymir Nanaimo (Quadra Island) Sointula Zeballos Nanoose Bay Queen Charlotte Sooke Naramata Queen Charlotte City Sorrento Nelson Quesnel South Slocan New Denver Revelstoke New Hazelton Richmond Squamish Roberts Creek Stewart North Saanich Robson Summerland North Vancouver Rock Creek Surrey Okanagan Falls Rolla Tahsis Oliver Rose Prairie Tappen Osoyoos Rosedale Tatla Lake Parksville Rossland Taylor Pemberton Royston Terrace Pender Harbour Saanich Tofino Pender Island Saanichton Trail Penticton Salmo Pitt Meadows Salmon Arm Ucluelet Port Alberni Saltspring Island Port Clements Sandspit Vancouver

21 COMMUNITIES BENEFITTING FROM BC ARTS COUNCIL ACTIVITY Red dots represent communities directly supported through BC Arts Council

DEVELOPMENT REGIONS

Cariboo

Kootenay

Lower Mainland– Southwest

Nechako

North Coast

Northeast

Thompson - Okanagan

Vancouver Island and Coast

The BC Arts Council has been supporting professional and community-based arts throughout the province since its establishment in 1996. Programs aim to support the artistic and cultural community and encourage greater access to cultural and artistic experiences for all British Columbians.

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Finances

GRANTS AND 2014/15 2014/15 2015/16 2015/16 CONTRIBUTIONS BCAC BASE BC 150 BCAC BASE BC 150

Professional Arts $17,002,850 $0 $17,042,825 Development Community Arts $200,113 $1,777,500 $180,325 $1,777,500 Development

Touring Programs $1,750,000 $372,500 $1,711,378 $372,500

Arts Awards (Individuals) $2,278,045 $0 $2,289,080

Publishing Programs $618,992 $0 $623,392

Administrative Costs $1,664,309 $0 $1,614,098

Subtotal $23,514,309 $2,150,000 $23,461,098 $2,150,000

Total Expenditures by Year 2014/15 $25,664,309 2015/16 $25,611,098

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Awards Listing

OPERATING ASSISTANCE funds are awarded to assist not-for-profit arts and cultural organizations and institutions with operating costs.

Arts and Cultural Service Organizations Approved ART STARTS IN SCHOOLS SOCIETY, THE 90,000 ASSEMBLY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA ARTS COUNCILS (Arts BC) 57,000 BC CHORAL FEDERATION 15,000 BC MUSEUMS ASSOCIATION 63,000 BC TOURING COUNCIL 70,000 BRITISH COLUMBIA ALLIANCE FOR ARTS AND CULTURE SOCIETY 50,000 BRITISH COLUMBIA DRAMA ASSOCIATION/THEATRE BC 73,640 CANADIAN ALLIANCE OF DANCE ARTISTS OF BC (CADA/BC) 35,000 CANADIAN MUSIC CENTRE-BC REGION 51,860 CENTRAL INTERIOR REGIONAL ARTS COUNCIL 4,800

CONSEIL CULTUREL ET ARTISTIQUE FRANCOPHONE DE LA COLOMBIE-BRITANNIQUE 10,000

CRAFT COUNCIL OF BC 31,500 FEDERATION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA WRITERS 14,400 PROFESSIONAL THEATRE ALLIANCE SOCIETY 10,000 MADE IN BC - DANCE ON TOUR SOCIETY 32,000 PEACE-LIARD REGIONAL ARTS COUNCIL 9,100 VANCOUVER BALLET SOCIETY 8,000 VDC DANCE CENTRE SOCIETY, THE (THE DANCE CENTRE) 66,500 WEST KOOTENAY REGIONAL ARTS COUNCIL 11,000 702,800

Arts Training Organizations CANADIAN HERITAGE ARTS SOCIETY (Canadian College of Performing Arts) 10,000 CHILDREN'S ARTS UMBRELLA ASSOCIATION 30,000 LANGLEY COMMUNITY MUSIC SCHOOL SOCIETY 23,000 PRINCE GEORGE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC 10,000 VANCOUVER ACADEMY OF MUSIC 85,000 VICTORIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC 97,000 255,000

Professional Dance Organizations 605 COLLECTIVE DANCE SOCIETY 15,000 BATTERY OPERA PERFORMING ARTS SOCIETY 20,000 CO. ERASGA DANCE SOCIETY 17,000 24

PROFESSIONAL ARTS DEVELOPMENT– OPERATING

(Professional Dance Organizations continued) CRIMSON COAST DANCE SOCIETY 30,000 DANCE VICTORIA SOCIETY 33,000 DANCERS OF DAMELAHAMID SOCIETY 15,000 EDAM PERFORMING ARTS SOCIETY 29,000 JOE INK PERFORMANCE SOCIETY 20,000 KAREN JAMIESON DANCE SOCIETY 15,000 KIDD PIVOT PERFORMING ARTS SOCIETY 46,900 KOKORO DANCE THEATRE SOCIETY 50,000 MASCALL DANCE SOCIETY 15,000 NEW PERFORMANCE WORKS SOCIETY 19,000 OUT INNERSPACE DANCE THEATRE AND FILM SOCIETY 18,000 PACIFIC BALLET BRITISH COLUMBIA SOCIETY 220,000 RAVEN SPIRIT DANCE SOCIETY 15,000 ROSARIO ANCER FLAMENCO ARTS SOCIETY 18,000 SEISMIC SHIFT ARTS SOCIETY 21,600 WEN WEI DANCE SOCIETY 20,000 637,500

Professional Arts Festivals COASTAL JAZZ AND BLUES SOCIETY 70,000 DOCUMENTARY MEDIA SOCIETY(DOXA) 25,000 FIRST VANCOUVER THEATRE SPACE SOCIETY 37,500 GREATER VANCOUVER INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL SOCIETY 83,000 HARRISON FESTIVAL SOCIETY 24,000 INTREPID THEATRE COMPANY SOCIETY 58,000 POWELL STREET FESTIVAL SOCIETY 18,000 PRIDE IN ART SOCIETY 20,000 PUSH INTERNATIONAL PERFORMING ARTS FESTIVAL SOCIETY 96,550 SALMON ARM FOLK MUSIC SOCIETY 18,000 SUNSHINE COAST FESTIVAL OF THE WRITTEN ARTS 31,500 VANCOUVER BOOK AND MAGAZINE FAIR SOCIETY 15,000 VANCOUVER FOLK MUSIC FESTIVAL SOCIETY 47,500 VANCOUVER INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN'S FESTIVAL SOCIETY 107,500 VANCOUVER INTERNATIONAL WRITERS FESTIVAL SOCIETY 49,000 VANCOUVER LATIN AMERICAN FILM FESTIVAL 19,000 VANCOUVER OUT ON SCREEN FILM & VIDEO SOCIETY 28,500 VANCOUVER POETRY HOUSE SOCIETY 25,000 VICTORIA INDEPENDENT FILM & VIDEO FESTIVAL 15,000 VICTORIA JAZZ SOCIETY 26,000 814,050

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PROFESSIONAL ARTS DEVELOPMENT– OPERATING

Literary Organizations ASIAN CANADIAN WRITERS' WORKSHOP SOCIETY (Ricepaper Magazine) 10,000 CAPILANO REVIEW CONTEMPORARY ARTS SOCIETY 12,000 EVENT (The Douglas College Review) 10,000 GEIST FOUNDATION 32,950 MALAHAT REVIEW c/o University of Victoria 7,500 PRISM INTERNATIONAL 9,750 SUB-TERRAIN LITERARY COLLECTIVE SOCIETY 11,800 WEST COAST FEMINIST LITERARY SOCIETY (Room Magazine) 16,000 110,000

Media Arts Organizations CINEVIC SOCIETY OF INDEPENDENT FILMMAKERS 17,850 CINEWORKS INDEPENDENT FILMMAKERS SOCIETY 29,400 MEDIA NET (INDEPENDENT MEDIA PRODUCERS NETWORK SOCIETY) 21,000 MOVING IMAGES DISTRIBUTION SOCIETY 25,000 PACIFIC CINEMATHEQUE PACIFIQUE SOCIETY 60,375 SATELLITE VIDEO EXCHANGE SOCIETY (VIVO Media Arts Centre) 39,375 WESTERN FRONT SOCIETY 57,750 250,750

Public Museums ALBERNI VALLEY MUSEUM 65,000 BRITANNIA MINE MUSEUM SOCIETY 57,000 BRITISH COLUMBIA FOREST MUSEUM SOCIETY 75,000 BULKLEY VALLEY HISTORICAL & MUSEUM SOCIETY 15,000 CAMPBELL RIVER & DISTRICT MUSEUM & ARCHIVES SOCIETY 85,000 CHILLIWACK MUSEUM & HISTORICAL SOCIETY 25,000 CORTES ISLAND MUSEUM & ARCHIVES SOCIETY (CIMAS) 10,000 COURTENAY & DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY 25,000 CRESTON & DISTRICT HISTORICAL & MUSEUM SOCIETY 10,000 CUMBERLAND & DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY 12,000 DELTA MUSEUM & ARCHIVES SOCIETY 26,500 FRASER-FORT GEORGE MUSEUM SOCIETY 75,000 GREATER VERNON MUSEUM & ARCHIVES 24,000 HAIDA GWAII MUSEUM SOCIETY 58,000 KAMLOOPS MUSEUM & ARCHIVES 32,000 KELOWNA MUSEUMS SOCIETY 65,000 KITIMAT MUSEUM & ARCHIVES 19,000 LANGLEY CENTENNIAL MUSEUM & NATIONAL EXHIBITION CENTRE 40,000 NANAIMO & DISTRICT MUSEUM SOCIETY 30,000

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(Public Museums continued) NELSON & DISTRICT MUSEUM, ARCHIVES, ART GALLERY AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY 23,000 NEW WESTMINSTER MUSEUM AND ARCHIVES 9,500

NIKKEI NATIONAL MUSEUM AND CULTURAL CENTRE (Japanese Canadian National 25,000

NORTH VANCOUVER MUSEUM & ARCHIVES COMMISSION 33,000 NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA MUSEUM ASSOCIATION 35,000 O'KEEFE RANCH & INTERIOR HERITAGE SOCIETY 34,000 PENTICTON MUSEUM & ARCHIVES 20,000 RICHMOND MUSEUM SOCIETY 28,000 SALMON ARM MUSEUM AND HERITAGE ASSOCIATION 17,000 SOOKE REGION HISTORICAL SOCIETY 30,000 SURREY MUSEUM AND ARCHIVES 28,000 UBC MUSEUM OF ANTHROPOLOGY 70,000 U'MISTA CULTURAL SOCIETY 84,000 VANCOUVER MARITIME MUSEUM SOCIETY 60,000 VANCOUVER MUSEUM SOCIETY 200,000 1,445,000

Music Organizations AVENTA NEW MUSIC SOCIETY 20,400 KAMLOOPS SYMPHONY SOCIETY 31,350 MUSIC ON MAIN SOCIETY 17,000 MUSICA INTIMA SOCIETY 16,680 OKANAGAN SYMPHONY SOCIETY 29,280 PACIFIC BAROQUE ORCHESTRA SOCIETY 17,000 ASSOCIATION 145,860 PRINCE GEORGE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA SOCIETY 23,400 SYMPHONY OF THE KOOTENAYS ASSOCIATION 6,750 TURNING POINT ENSEMBLE SOCIETY 20,520 VANCOUVER BACH CHOIR 19,250 VANCOUVER CANTATA SOCIETY 13,200 VANCOUVER CHAMBER CHOIR 60,000 VANCOUVER ISLAND SYMPHONY 12,650 VANCOUVER NEW MUSIC SOCIETY 32,230 ASSOCIATION 509,130 VANCOUVER SOCIETY FOR EARLY MUSIC 42,420 VANCOUVER SYMPHONY SOCIETY 1,290,000 VICTORIA SYMPHONY SOCIETY 279,480 2,586,600

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Theatre Organizations ARTS CLUB OF VANCOUVER THEATRE SOCIETY 345,000 AXIS THEATRE SOCIETY 35,000 BARD ON THE BEACH THEATRE SOCIETY 20,000 BELFRY THEATRE SOCIETY 197,500 BILL MINER SOCIETY FOR CULTURAL ADVANCEMENT 84,000 BOCA DEL LUPO THEATRE SOCIETY 45,000 CAROUSEL THEATRE SOCIETY 50,500 CHEMAINUS THEATRE FESTIVAL SOCIETY 20,000 ELECTRIC COMPANY THEATRE SOCIETY 57,500 FIREHALL THEATRE SOCIETY 35,000 FIRST PACIFIC THEATRE SOCIETY 31,000 FULL CIRCLE: PERFORMANCE SOCIETY 58,500 GREEN THUMB PLAYERS SOCIETY 145,000 NEWORLD THEATRE SOCIETY 65,000 PINK INK THEATRE PRODUCTIONS ASSOCIATION 20,000 PRESENTATION HOUSE CULTURAL SOCIETY 20,000 PTC PLAYWRIGHTS THEATRE CENTRE 51,000 RICHMOND GATEWAY THEATRE SOCIETY 21,000 RUBY SLIPPERS PRODUCTION SOCIETY 20,000 RUMBLE PRODUCTIONS SOCIETY 41,500 STORY THEATRE PRODUCTIONS SOCIETY 24,000 THEATRE FOR LIVING SOCIETY (HEADLINES THEATRE) 35,000 THEATRE LA SEIZIEME 50,000 THEATRE REPLACEMENT SOCIETY 39,000 TNW THEATRE NORTH WEST SOCIETY 70,000 TOUCHSTONE THEATRE SOCIETY 55,000 URBAN INK PRODUCTIONS SOCIETY 48,000 VANCOUVER EAST CULTURAL CENTRE 111,000 WESTERN THEATRE COMPANY SOCIETY 150,000 1,944,500

Visual Arts Organizations 221A ARTIST RUN CENTRE SOCIETY 16,000 ART GALLERY OF GREATER VICTORIA 275,000 BC PHOTOGRAPHY AND MEDIA ARTS SOCIETY (PRESENTATION HOUSE GALLERY) 94,500 BURNABY ART GALLERY 16,000 CAMPBELL RIVER & DISTRICT PUBLIC ART GALLERY 19,000 COMOX VALLEY ART GALLERY 19,000 CONTEMPORARY ART GALLERY SOCIETY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA 56,000 GRAND FORKS ART GALLERY SOCIETY 18,000

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(Visual Arts Organizations continued) I.E. ARTSPEAK GALLERY SOCIETY 33,000 KAMLOOPS ART GALLERY 100,000 KELOWNA ART GALLERY ASSOCIATION 55,000 KOOTENAY GALLERY OF ART, HISTORY AND SCIENCE 15,500 LANGHAM CULTURAL SOCIETY 14,500 MALASPINA PRINTMAKERS SOCIETY 16,000 NANAIMO ART GALLERY SOCIETY 20,000 NELSON FINE ART CENTRE SOCIETY (OXYGEN ART CENTRE) 15,000 OKANAGAN ARTISTS' ALTERNATIVE ASSOCIATION/ ALTERNATOR GALLERY 25,000 OPEN SPACE ARTS SOCIETY 45,000 OR GALLERY SOCIETY 28,000 PENTICTON ART GALLERY 38,000 PRINCE GEORGE REGIONAL ART GALLERY ASSOCIATION / TWO RIVERS GALLERY 63,000 PROJECTILE PUBLISHING SOCIETY (Fillip) 15,000 RICHMOND ART GALLERY ASSOCIATION 22,000 SURREY ART GALLERY 77,000 UNIT/PITT: SOCIETY FOR ART & CRITICAL AWARENESS 16,000 VANCOUVER ACCESS ARTIST RUN CENTRE 17,000 VANCOUVER ART GALLERY ASSOCIATION 715,000 VANCOUVER INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR CONTEMPORARY ASIAN ART-CENTRE A 29,000 VERNON PUBLIC ART GALLERY SOCIETY 16,500 VISIBLE ARTS SOCIETY/GRUNT GALLERY 45,000 WEST VANCOUVER MUSEUM 16,000 1,950,000

TOTAL - PROFESSIONAL ARTS OPERATING ASSISTANCE 10,696,200

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PROFESSIONAL ARTS PROJECTS awards are made to assist with development and special activities of professional artists and arts organizations.

Arts Festivals ACCORDION NOIR SOCIETY 6,600 CAPTURE PHOTOGRAPHY FESTIVAL SOCIETY 9,500 COMOX VALLEY FOLK SOCIETY 23,750 FRIENDS OF FILM SOCIETY OF POWELL RIVER (Powell River Film Festival) 9,500 INDIAN SUMMER ARTS SOCIETY 9,000 ISLAND MOUNTAIN ARTS SOCIETY 9,000 KOOTENAY LITERARY SOCIETY 5,000 LE CENTRE CULTUREL FRANCOPHONE DE VANCOUVER 11,250 LIVE BIENNALE OF PERFORMANCE ART SOCIETY 8,500 POWELL RIVER ACADEMY OF MUSIC 11,250 PRINCE GEORGE FOLKFEST SOCIETY 9,000 REEL TO REAL: A CELEBRATION OF MOVING IMAGES FOR YOUTH SOCIETY 10,000 RUNNYMEDE ENHANCEMENT SOCIETY 10,000 SOCIETE FRANCOPHONE DE MAILLARDVILLE 9,000 SUDDENLY DANCE THEATRE SOCIETY 18,000 THEATRE SKAM ASSOCIATION 19,900 UP IN THE AIR THEATRE SOCIETY 9,000 VANCOUVER INTER-CULTURAL ORCHESTRA SOCIETY 9,000 VANCOUVER INTERNATIONAL DANCE FESTIVAL SOCIETY 18,750 VANCOUVER MOVING THEATRE SOCIETY 22,500 VANCOUVER WEST SIDE THEATRE SOCIETY (Chutzpah Festival) 9,000 VICTORIA BC SKA SOCIETY 9,000 WOMEN IN FILM & TELEVISION VANCOUVER SOCIETY 8,500 265,000

Arts Periodicals SAD MAGAZINE PUBLISING SOCIETY 5,000 5,000

Arts Training GREATER VICTORIA YOUTH ORCHESTRA 5,000 ISLAND MOUNTAIN ARTS SOCIETY 8,000

PACIFIC REGION INTERNATIONAL SUMMER MUSIC ACADEMY ASSOCIATION 4,500

VANCOUVER INTERNATIONAL SONG INSTITUTE SOCIETY FOR INNOVATION IN 7,500

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Dance AERIOSA DANCE SOCIETY 20,000 ANATOMICA DANCE SOCIETY 2,500 BARRY, KARISSA 3,000 BUCCI, CRISTINA (OURO Collective) 18,000 CHAMBERS, JUSTINE 7,000 CHIEF-MOON, BYRON 8,000 COMPAGNIE VISION SELECTIVE ARTS SOCIETY 3,500 COMPAIGNI V'NI DANSI SOCIETY 7,000 COOKE, CONSTANCE 20,000 COOPER, ANNE 3,500 DANSTABAT PERFORMANCE SOCIETY 10,000 GNAM, NATALIE LEFEBVRE 8,000 GOODMAN, VANESSA ROSE 15,000 HAMAR, LORI 4,000 HONG KONG EXILE ARTS ASSOCIATION 5,900 IDA, HIROMOTO 4,500 KELOWNA BALLET SOCIETY 22,000 KINESIS DANCE SOCIETY 16,000 KITSOS, ROBERT 15,000 KWAN, ZIYIAN 7,000 LEA, KASANDRA 5,100 LES PRODUCTIONS FIGLIO SOCIETY 6,000 MACHINENOISY DANCE SOCIETY 10,000 MOREIRA, CARMEN 4,000 MOVEMENT DANCE PRODUCTIONS SOCIETY 5,000 MOVEMENT ENTERPRISES SOCIETY 5,000 NIETO, SALOME 12,000 PLASTIC ORCHID FACTORY SOCIETY 5,000 RESPONSE DANCE SOCIETY 8,000 SALES, DONALD 19,000 SATO, KIMBERLY 10,000 SHAH, MONICA 5,000 SHAY KUEBLER, RADICAL SYSTEM ARTS SOCIETY 18,000 SLOANE-SEALE, SIOBHAN 1,500 WALKLEY, HELEN 5,000 318,500

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Literary CASSIDY, SARA (Victoria Writers Festival) 6,000 POETRY IS DEAD MAGAZINE SOCIETY 6,000 STREET CORNER MEDIA FOUNDATION 3,000 15,000

Museums FERNIE & DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY 5,000 ITALIAN CULTURAL CENTRE SOCIETY il Museo 10,000 QUALICUM BEACH HISTORICAL & MUSEUM SOCIETY 5,000 20,000

Music ACCORDION NOIR SOCIETY 6,000 ALBAN CLASSICAL ARTISTS SOCIETY 5,750 ANDREWS, CURTIS 4,000 BOREALIS STRING QUARTET SOCIETY 3,500 CITY OPERA OF VANCOUVER SOCIETY 7,500 STRING QUARTET SOCIETY 3,000 HANEY, MARK 6,000 HARD RUBBER NEW MUSIC SOCIETY 6,500 HONARI, HAMIN (Vashaan Ensemble) 4,000 LABORATORIO ARTS SOCIETY 5,500 LITTLE CHAMBER MUSIC SERIES THAT COULD SOCIETY 4,200 PRO MUSICA SOCIETY OF VANCOUVER 6,200 REDSHIFT MUSIC SOCIETY 9,000 REICHE, CHRISTOPHER 6,000 SMULOVITZ, STEFAN 7,000 STANDING WAVE SOCIETY 3,500 TOMOE ARTS SOCIETY 8,000 TONES, DANIEL 2,000 TUNG, LAN (Orchid Ensemble) 7,500 VANCOUVER INDEPENDENT MUSIC CENTRE SOCIETY 5,000 VANCOUVER INTER-CULTURAL ORCHESTRA SOCIETY 7,500 VANCOUVER LATIN AMERICAN CULTURAL CENTRE SOCIETY 6,000 VETTA CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY 9,850 VICTORIA BAROQUE MUSIC SOCIETY 9,500 YARILO CONTEMPORARY MUSIC SOCIETY 7,000 150,000

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Theatre ALLEY THEATRE ASSOCIATION 10,400 ATOMIC VAUDEVILLE SOCIETY 20,000 CHOP THEATRE SOCIETY 12,000 CRAIG, JENNY LEE 5,000 CRAVEN, AARON (Mitch & Murray Productions) 7,000 ELBOW THEATRE SOCIETY 12,000 FARSI, MARIE (Vortex Theatre) 4,000 FEDY, EMELIA SYMINGTON (Motherload Collective) 12,000 FUGUE THEATRE SOCIETY 10,400 GRIFFIN, JENNIFER (The Long Call Project Ad Hoc Group) 7,000 HARDLINE PRODUCTIONS SOCIETY 8,000 HORSESHOES & HAND GRENADES THEATRE SOCIETY 9,600 ITSAZOO PRODUCTION SOCIETY 12,000 LEAKY HEAVEN PERFORMANCE SOCIETY 15,000 LENDRUM, EVAN FRAYNE FRASER (Bleeding Heart Theatre) 6,000 MALKIN, AARON 5,800 MONSTER CREATIVE PRODUCTIONS SOCIETY 8,000 NELSON HISTORY THEATRE SOCIETY 5,000 ONLY ANIMAL THEATRE SOCIETY 12,000 PANGAEA ARTS SOCIETY 20,000 PATERSON, JOHN (JACK) (Bouchewhacked! Theatre Collective) 4,500 PATRICK STREET PRODUCTIONS SOCIETY 9,600 PEAKE, RACHEL 9,600 POULIN-DENIS, GILLES 8,800 PROJECT X THEATRE PRODUCTIONS SOCIETY 8,000 PUENTE THEATRE SOCIETY 12,000 REALWHEELS SOCIETY 20,000 RUNAWAY MOON THEATRE ARTS SOCIETY 9,600 SHAMELESS HUSSY PRODUCTION SOCIETY 8,000 SOCIETY OF OSIMOUS THEATRE 12,000 SOLO COLLECTIVE THEATRE SOCIETY 11,200 SUNSET THEATRE SOCIETY 13,000 THEATRE SKAM ASSOCIATION 20,000 VANCOUVER ASIAN CANADIAN THEATRE 12,000 WESTERN THEATRE CONSPIRACY ARTS SOCIETY 20,000 WILLIAMS, DANIELLE LEE (aka lee williams boudakian) 4,800 ZEEZEE THEATRE SOCIETY 7,200 391,500

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Visual Arts ARNICA ARTIST RUN CENTRE SOCIETY 5,000 EVERGREEN CULTURAL CENTRE SOCIETY 2,000 MORRIS AND HELEN BELKIN ART GALLERY, UBC 10,000 OCW ARTS & PUBLISHING FOUNDATION 10,000 OTHER SIGHTS FOR ARTISTS' PROJECTS ASSOCIATION 10,000 SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY GALLERIES 9,500 UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA LEGACY ART GALLERY 6,500 53,000

Media Arts COMMUNITY RADIO EDUCATION SOCIETY (CRES) 14,500 MACKENZIE, ALEX (Iris Film Collective) 6,000 NEW FORMS MEDIA SOCIETY 6,900 27,400

TOTAL - PROFESSIONAL ARTS PROJECTS PROGRAM 1,270,400

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SPECIAL PROJECTS Capacity and Sustainability awards are provided to assist arts and cultural organizations affected by changes in the economy that want to undertake specific activities to build capacity leading to future sustainability.

221A ARTIST RUN CENTRE SOCIETY 30,000 ACCESS TO MEDIA EDUCATION SOCIETY 25,425 ANVIL PRESS PUBLISHERS INC. 4,250 BARD ON THE BEACH THEATRE SOCIETY 27,000 BC PHOTOGRAPHY AND MEDIA ARTS SOCIETY (PRESENTATION HOUSE GALLERY) 30,000 BELFRY THEATRE SOCIETY 25,500 BILL MINER SOCIETY FOR CULTURAL ADVANCEMENT 25,500 CANADIAN MUSIC CENTRE-BC REGION 30,000 CAROUSEL THEATRE SOCIETY 25,500 COASTAL JAZZ AND BLUES SOCIETY 25,500 DANCE VICTORIA SOCIETY 17,000 DIWALI CELEBRATION SOCIETY 21,200 FULL CIRCLE: FIRST NATIONS PERFORMANCE SOCIETY 30,000 GREATER VANCOUVER INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL SOCIETY 20,000 HAIDA GWAII MUSEUM SOCIETY 25,500 HARRISON FESTIVAL SOCIETY 8,700 I.E. ARTSPEAK GALLERY SOCIETY 17,000 ISLAND MOUNTAIN ARTS SOCIETY 15,200 KAMLOOPS ART GALLERY 30,000 KELOWNA BALLET SOCIETY 17,000 KIDD PIVOT PERFORMING ARTS SOCIETY 13,000 MALAHAT REVIEW c/o University of Victoria 8,000 MISCELLANEOUS PRODUCTIONS SOCIETY 19,700 NANAIMO ART GALLERY SOCIETY 17,000 PACIFIC BALLET BRITISH COLUMBIA SOCIETY 22,000 PACIFIC CINEMATHEQUE PACIFIQUE SOCIETY 10,900 PACIFIC OPERA VICTORIA ASSOCIATION 20,000 PINK INK THEATRE PRODUCTIONS ASSOCIATION 6,000 PTARMIGAN MUSIC AND THEATRE SOCIETY 25,500 PTC PLAYWRIGHTS THEATRE CENTRE 23,800 SECRET LANTERN SOCIETY 21,600 THEATRE SKAM ASSOCIATION 17,000 UBC MUSEUM OF ANTHROPOLOGY 10,200 U'MISTA CULTURAL SOCIETY 25,500 URBAN INK PRODUCTIONS SOCIETY 24,000

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(Capacity and Sustainability continued) VANCOUVER ACCESS ARTIST RUN CENTRE 25,425 VANCOUVER EAST CULTURAL CENTRE 25,000 VANCOUVER INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR CONTEMPORARY ASIAN ART-CENTRE A 25,500 VICTORIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC 27,000 VISIBLE ARTS SOCIETY/GRUNT GALLERY 23,800 WESTERN FRONT SOCIETY 20,000 861,200

Early Career Development awards help bridge the gap for emerging artists and practitioners, supporting their ability to work as artists and cultural workers while building their portfolio, professional exposure and/or career experience through co-op placements, internships, residencies and mentorship opportunities.

605 COLLECTIVE DANCE SOCIETY 18,000 A.I.A. ARTS IN ACTION SOCIETY 21,000 ACCESS TO MEDIA EDUCATION SOCIETY 20,000 AXIS THEATRE SOCIETY 7,000 BACON, TRISTAN 6,400 BARRETT, ANDREW 21,000 FOUNDATION 30,000 BOCA DEL LUPO THEATRE SOCIETY 21,000 CAITLIN PRESS INC 20,000 CALVERT, RAES 24,750 CAMPBELL RIVER & DISTRICT PUBLIC ART GALLERY 8,000 CANADIAN MUSIC CENTRE-BC REGION 17,250 CAPILANO REVIEW CONTEMPORARY ARTS SOCIETY 26,460 CARON, RYAN MICHAEL 14,400 CAROUSEL THEATRE SOCIETY 27,000 CARRANZA, FABIOLA 26,000 CINEWORKS INDEPENDENT FILMMAKERS SOCIETY 15,000 COASTAL JAZZ AND BLUES SOCIETY 17,350 DOCUMENTARY MEDIA SOCIETY, THE (DOXA) 10,000 ELGERSMA, STEPHANIE 6,400 FIRST VANCOUVER THEATRE SPACE SOCIETY 20,000 FULL CIRCLE: FIRST NATIONS PERFORMANCE SOCIETY 27,000 GAN, NATALIE TIN YIN 22,000 HAIDA GWAII MUSEUM SOCIETY 16,000 HARMAN, WHESS 30,000 HEIKKILA-SAWAN, RICHARD A 24,000 HOGAN, ALEXIS FRANCES JOUBERT 30,000 INTREPID THEATRE COMPANY SOCIETY 8,800 36

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(Early Career Development continued) JARVIE, HEATHER NICOLE 21,675 KAMLOOPS ART GALLERY 7,600 KAREN JAMIESON DANCE SOCIETY 11,250 KASLO JAZZ ETC. SOCIETY 7,000 MACKINNON, MOLLY JEAN 16,000 MAH, ALEX SHAO XIONG 18,450 MORRIS AND HELEN BELKIN ART GALLERY, UBC 8,000 NIKKEI NATIONAL MUSEUM AND CULTURAL CENTRE (Japanese Canadian National 30,000 Museum) ONLY ANIMAL THEATRE SOCIETY 21,000 OR GALLERY SOCIETY 30,000 OUT INNERSPACE DANCE THEATRE AND FILM SOCIETY 20,400 OWEN, ALEXIS 24,000 PACIFIC CINEMATHEQUE PACIFIQUE SOCIETY 9,000 PEIVANDI, PARVIN 19,125 PELZER, SARAH JANE 7,000 PITT, LINDA 17,775 POWELL STREET FESTIVAL SOCIETY 10,000 PTC PLAYWRIGHTS THEATRE CENTRE 22,500 PUSH INTERNATIONAL PERFORMING ARTS FESTIVAL SOCIETY 18,000 RAMJI, SHAZIA HAFIZ 28,430 REEL TO REAL: A CELEBRATION OF MOVING IMAGES 20,000 ROMAIN, KEVIN 13,000 ROMERO, DIEGO JOSE TONATUAH GORDON 12,650 ROSS, JACQUELYN 30,000 RYNER, DENISE 16,600 SAVAGE PRODUCTION SOCIETY 21,000 THEATRE REPLACEMENT SOCIETY 21,000 THEATRE SKAM ASSOCIATION 7,500 URBAN INK PRODUCTIONS SOCIETY 21,000 VANCOUVER ACCESS ARTIST RUN CENTRE 17,000 VANCOUVER CHAMBER CHOIR 14,000 VANCOUVER EAST CULTURAL CENTRE 24,000 VANCOUVER INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR CONTEMPORARY ASIAN ART-CENTRE A 11,550 VANCOUVER INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN'S FESTIVAL SOCIETY 10,000 VANCOUVER ISLAND SYMPHONY 7,000 VANCOUVER OUT ON SCREEN FILM & VIDEO SOCIETY 5,900 VANCOUVER WEST SIDE THEATRE SOCIETY (Chutzpah Festival) 7,500 WEINSTEIN, LEAH 20,000 WESTERHUIS, EDWARD 24,000 37

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(Early Career Development continued) THEATRE COMPANY SOCIETY 14,350 WESTERN FRONT SOCIETY 30,000 WOMEN IN FILM & TELEVISION VANCOUVER SOCIETY 8,000 WYLIE, CONOR 19,600 ZANG, ZEBULON 24,360 1,282,025

Innovations awards are provided to support extraordinary commissioning, research, creation, development and/or production costs incurred by professional B.C. arts organizations for projects that demonstrate innovation, experimentation and risk-taking.

AXIS THEATRE SOCIETY 11,700 BATTERY OPERA PERFORMING ARTS SOCIETY 16,000 BOCA DEL LUPO THEATRE SOCIETY 25,000 CAMPBELL RIVER & DISTRICT MUSEUM & ARCHIVES SOCIETY 25,605 COASTAL JAZZ AND BLUES SOCIETY 19,900 CONTEMPORARY ART GALLERY SOCIETY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA 20,000 DANSTABAT PERFORMANCE SOCIETY 10,500 DEER CROSSING - THE ART FARM SOCIETY 24,300 ELECTRIC COMPANY THEATRE SOCIETY 10,500 FIREHALL THEATRE SOCIETY 16,000 MALCOLM ISLAND ARTS SOCIETY 5,000 MEDIA NET (INDEPENDENT MEDIA PRODUCERS NETWORK SOCIETY) 12,000 NANAIMO ART GALLERY SOCIETY 25,000 NEWORLD THEATRE SOCIETY 10,000 OUT INNERSPACE DANCE THEATRE AND FILM SOCIETY 18,000 PLASTIC ORCHID FACTORY SOCIETY 18,800 POWELL STREET FESTIVAL SOCIETY 18,000 PRO MUSICA SOCIETY OF VANCOUVER 3,000 RAVEN SPIRIT DANCE SOCIETY 14,000 REALWHEELS SOCIETY 12,400 REDSHIFT MUSIC SOCIETY 13,500 RICHMOND ART GALLERY ASSOCIATION 20,000 RUMBLE PRODUCTIONS SOCIETY 7,500 SCREAMING WEENIE PRODUCTIONS SOCIETY (the frank theatre company) 13,900 THEATRE REPLACEMENT SOCIETY 35,000 UP IN THE AIR THEATRE SOCIETY 30,000 URBAN INK PRODUCTIONS SOCIETY 30,000 VANCOUVER NEW MUSIC SOCIETY 12,000 VISIBLE ARTS SOCIETY/GRUNT GALLERY 22,395 500,000 38

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Youth Engagement Program awards provide support to eligible organizations taking innovative and inspiring approaches to engaging British Columbia's young people with professional artists and arts experiences as participants in the artistic process or as the primary audiences for works of art.

221A ARTIST RUN CENTRE SOCIETY 32,000 605 COLLECTIVE DANCE SOCIETY (dba Company 605) 19,200 A.I.A. ARTS IN ACTION SOCIETY 26,650 ACCESS TO MUSIC FOUNDATION 21,250 ACCORDION NOIR SOCIETY 5,145 AERIOSA DANCE SOCIETY 37,600 ARTS CLUB OF VANCOUVER THEATRE SOCIETY 21,250 ARTS COUNCIL FOR THE SOUTH SHUSWAP/ SHUSWAP CHILDRENS THEATRE 9,600 FOUNDATION AXIS THEATRE SOCIETY 50,000 B.C. CHINESE MUSIC ASSOCIATION SOCIETY 9,500 BARD ON THE BEACH THEATRE SOCIETY 32,300 BELLA COOLA VALLEY ARTS COUNCIL 9,200 BILL MINER SOCIETY FOR CULTURAL ADVANCEMENT - Caravan Farm Theatre 15,000 BILL REID FOUNDATION 11,800 CAMPBELL RIVER & DISTRICT PUBLIC ART GALLERY 8,600 CAROUSEL THEATRE SOCIETY 19,000 CARVING ON THE EDGE FESTIVAL SOCIETY 19,000 CINEVIC SOCIETY OF INDEPENDENT FILMMAKERS 6,500 COLUMBIA VALLEY ARTS COUNCIL 2,350 CONTEMPORARY ART GALLERY SOCIETY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA 15,000 CRANBROOK & DISTRICT ARTS COUNCIL 6,000 CREATIVA CULTURAL ASSOCIATION 25,000 DANCERS OF DAMELAHAMID 5,000 DANCING ON THE EDGE FESTIVAL SOCIETY 10,000 DEER CROSSING - THE ART FARM SOCIETY 32,000 DISCOVERY COAST MUSIC FESTIVAL SOCIETY 9,700 DREAM RIDER THEATRE SOCIETY 35,805 FERNIE & DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY 2,170 FLYING ARROW PRODUCTIONS SOCIETY 32,300 GABRIOLA ARTS COUNCIL 6,000 GREATER VANCOUVER HISTORICAL PERFORMANCE SOCIETY OF BC 7,600 HORNBY ISLAND ARTS COUNCIL 11,730 I.E. ARTSPEAK GALLERY SOCIETY 28,000 ISLAND MOUNTAIN ARTS SOCIETY 19,000 KALEIDOSCOPE THEATRE PRODUCTIONS SOCIETY 20,000

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(Youth Engagement continued) KAMLOOPS ARTS COUNCIL 8,500 LAKE COUNTRY ART GALLERY SOCIETY 5,600 MADE IN BC - DANCE ON TOUR SOCIETY 32,300 MINISTRY OF CASUAL LIVING 4,200 MONSTER CREATIVE PRODUCTIONS SOCIETY 6,000 NANAIMO ART GALLERY SOCIETY 30,000 NELSON FINE ART CENTRE SOCIETY (OXYGEN ART CENTRE) 20,000 NEW ORCHESTRA WORKSHOP SOCIETY 6,000 NEW PERFORMANCE WORKS SOCIETY 36,000 NEWORLD THEATRE SOCIETY 32,000 OKANAGAN SYMPHONY SOCIETY 20,000 PACIFIC CINEMATHEQUE PACIFIQUE SOCIETY 30,000 PACIFIC OPERA VICTORIA ASSOCIATION 24,475 PACIFIC RIM ARTS SOCIETY 6,000 PENDER HARBOUR MUSIC SOCIETY 3,760 PRESENTATION HOUSE CULTURAL SOCIETY (PH Theatre) 50,000 PRINCE GEORGE REGIONAL ART GALLERY ASSOCIATION / TWO RIVERS GALLERY 32,300 REEL TO REAL: A CELEBRATION OF MOVING IMAGES FOR YOUTH SOCIETY 46,500 RENASCENCE ARTS AND SUSTAINABILITY SOCIETY 14,250 RICHMOND ART GALLERY ASSOCIATION 15,250 RICHMOND GATEWAY THEATRE SOCIETY 6,000 RUNAWAY MOON THEATRE ARTS SOCIETY 31,200 SALT SPRING ARTS COUNCIL 12,000 SATELLITE VIDEO EXCHANGE SOCIETY (VIVO Media Arts Centre) 15,250 SCREAMING WEENIE PRODUCTIONS SOCIETY (the frank theatre company) 30,400 SOUTH PEACE COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL 2,000 SQUAMISH ARTS COUNCIL 12,500 STILL MOON ARTS SOCIETY 19,500 THE VICIOUS CIRCLE (WHISTLER WRITERS GROUP) 8,100 THEATRE REPLACEMENT SOCIETY 7,600 VALLEY YOUTH FIDDLERS SOCIETY 9,650 VANCOUVER ART GALLERY ASSOCIATION 16,000 VANCOUVER EAST CULTURAL CENTRE 24,000 VANCOUVER INTER-CULTURAL ORCHESTRA SOCIETY 17,850 VANCOUVER LATIN AMERICAN FILM FESTIVAL 7,500 VANCOUVER OUT ON SCREEN FILM & VIDEO SOCIETY 33,000 VANCOUVER POETRY HOUSE SOCIETY 24,000 VANCOUVER SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA SCHOOL OF MUSIC SOCIETY 11,400 VDC DANCE CENTRE SOCIETY, THE (THE DANCE CENTRE) 37,600

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(Youth Engagement continued) VICTORIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC 24,000 VICTORIA JAZZ SOCIETY 7,225 VICTORIA SYMPHONY SOCIETY 37,600 WESTERN CANADA THEATRE COMPANY SOCIETY 10,240 WESTERN FRONT SOCIETY 28,000 1,477,000

Community Presenters Youth Engagement A partnership with the BC Touring Council for administration and delivery of the Community Presenters Youth Engagement Program to increase opportunities for youth across the province to engage with and participate in arts projects led by 73,000 professional artists. The BC Arts Council contributed $73,000 to this program and funded the following projects:

THE ACT 9,225 CAPITAL THEATRE 5,000 CHILLIWACK ARTS & CULTURAL CENTRE SOCIETY 5,500 COAST RECITAL SOCIETY 1,200 CRESTON CONCERT SOCIETY 2,225 EVERGREEN CULTURAL CENTRE 8,800 ISLAND ARTS CENTRE SOCIETY (ARTSPRING) 5,500 KELOWNA VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE SOCIETY 4,050 KICKING HORSE CULTURE 9,500 PORT THEATRE SOCIETY 8,500 SELKIRK CONCERT SOCIETY 1,500

Aboriginal Youth Engaged in the Arts Program A partnership with the First Peoples' Cultural Council for administration and delivery of the Aboriginal Youth Engaged in the Arts Program to increase opportunities for 200,000 youth to engage with established artists working in all artistic disciplines. The BC Arts Council contributed $200,000 to this program and funded the following projects:

ASHCROFT INDIAN BAND 7,330 CEDAR BARK WEAVERS 13,000 CHILLAXIN YOUTH CENTRE/LILLOOET FRIENDSHIP CENTRE 13,000 COWICHAN INTERCULTURAL FESTIVAL OF FILM & ART SOCIETY (CIFFA SOCIETY) 13,000 ENOWKIN CENTRE/OKANAGAN INDIAN EDUCATION RESOURCES SOCIETY 13,000 CANDICE GEORGE 13,000 KITSUMKALUM INDIAN BAND 10,000 KWI AWT STELMXW (KAS) 12,000

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(Aboriginal Youth Engaged in the Arts Program continued) GILLIAN THOMSON 4,945 UNIST'OT'EN CLAN OF THE WET'SUET'EN NATION 10,000 FANNY NELSON 10,000 OKANAGAN INDIAN BAND 12,600 GEORGE PRICE 13,000 ONE TRIBE YOUTH ARTIST COLLECTIVE 13,000 GITWANGAK EDUCATION SOCIETY 13,000 TOQUAHT NATION 8,065 ST'AT'IMC GOVERNMENT SERVICES 8,060 187,000

Subtotal - Youth Engagement Programs 1,750,000

STRATEGIC INITIATIVES CREATIVE CITY NETWORK OF CANADA 3,000 FIRST PEOPLES' HERITAGE, LANGUAGE AND CULTURE COUNCIL 30,000 33,000

TOTAL - PROFESSIONAL ARTS PROJECT ASSISTANCE 5,696,625

COMMUNITY ARTS DEVELOPMENT

Community Arts Council Assistance awards support the activities of community arts councils throughout British Columbia. There are three components to the Community Arts Council assistance program: Basic Assistance; Local Government Matching; and Annual Performance awards. Funding for this program was provided by the BC150 Cultural Fund.

100 MILE & DISTRICT ARTS COUNCIL 3,647 ABBOTSFORD ARTS COUNCIL 18,044 ALBERNI VALLEY, COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL OF 14,963 ARTS COUNCIL OF SURREY SOCIETY 26,936 ARTS DENMAN 6,000 BELLA COOLA VALLEY ARTS COUNCIL 4,020 BOUNDARY DISTRICT ARTS COUNCIL 10,296 BOWEN ISLAND ARTS COUNCIL 16,000 BULKLEY VALLEY COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL 14,005 BURNABY ARTS COUNCIL 21,780 CAMPBELL RIVER COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL 18,289 CENTRAL OKANAGAN, ARTS COUNCIL OF THE 18,988

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(Community Arts Council Assistance continued) CHETWYND COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL SOCIETY 6,799 CHILLIWACK COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL 9,033 COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL OF CRESTON 6,925 COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL OF GREATER VICTORIA 21,942 COMOX VALLEY COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL 17,031 COWICHAN VALLEY ARTS COUNCIL 15,374 CRANBROOK & DISTRICT ARTS COUNCIL 11,068 EAGLE VALLEY ARTS COUNCIL 6,000 ENDERBY AND DISTRICT ARTS COUNCIL 12,565 FERNIE & DISTRICT ARTS COUNCIL 15,705 FORT ST. JAMES, COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL OF 7,722 FORT ST. JOHN, COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL OF 17,129 GABRIOLA ARTS COUNCIL 16,000 GOLDEN DISTRICT ARTS COUNCIL 13,570 HAIDA GWAII ARTS COUNCIL SOCIETY 14,709 HOPE AND DISTRICT ARTS COUNCIL 16,000 HORNBY ISLAND ARTS COUNCIL 8,200 KAMLOOPS ARTS COUNCIL 19,036 KENT-HARRISON ARTS COUNCIL 6,000 KIMBERLEY ARTS COUNCIL - CENTRE 64 SOCIETY 14,014 LAKES DISTRICT ARTS COUNCIL 6,249 LANGLEY ARTS COUNCIL 21,946 MACKENZIE COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL 15,500 MAPLE RIDGE AND PITT MEADOWS ARTS COUNCIL 20,901 MISSION ARTS COUNCIL, DISTRICT OF 11,349 NANAIMO ARTS COUNCIL 14,369 NELSON & DISTRICT ARTS COUNCIL 14,125 NEW WESTMINSTER, ARTS COUNCIL OF 15,499 NICOLA VALLEY COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL 6,020 NORTH OKANAGAN, ARTS COUNCIL OF THE 17,735 NORTH VANCOUVER COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL 22,069 OCEANSIDE COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL 14,268 OLIVER COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL 8,000 OSOYOOS & DISTRICT ARTS COUNCIL 6,000 PACIFIC RIM ARTS SOCIETY 16,000 PENTICTON & DISTRICT COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL 8,544 PRINCE GEORGE AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL 18,975 PRINCE RUPERT COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL 14,828 PRINCETON COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL 10,800 QUESNEL & DISTRICT COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL 8,030

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(Community Arts Council Assistance continued) REVELSTOKE ARTS COUNCIL 12,000 ROSSLAND COUNCIL FOR ARTS & CULTURE 9,200 SAANICH PENINSULA, COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL OF THE 11,058 SALT SPRING ARTS COUNCIL 11,000 SHUSWAP DISTRICT ARTS COUNCIL 18,101 SLOCAN LAKE GALLERY SOCIETY 8,600 SLOCAN VALLEY COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL 5,000 SOOKE COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL 7,248 SOUTH PEACE COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL 12,277 SUMMERLAND COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL 12,160 SUNSHINE COAST ARTS COUNCIL 7,743 TRAIL & DISTRICT COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL 8,551 VANCOUVER, COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL OF 18,677 WEST SHORE ARTS COUNCIL 12,241 WEST VANCOUVER COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL 14,536 WHISTLER ARTS COUNCIL 17,701 WHITE ROCK AND DISTRICT, COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL OF 9,264 WILLIAMS LAKE, COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL OF 5,517 899,871

Arts-Based Community Development awards are provide to assist creative collaborations between professional artists and community organizations. Funding for this program was provided by the BC150 Cultural Fund.

A.I.A. ARTS IN ACTION SOCIETY, THE 17,000 ACCESS TO MEDIA EDUCATION SOCIETY 8,000 BRITISH COLUMBIA RECREATION AND PARKS ASSOCIATION 16,000 CARVING ON THE EDGE FESTIVAL SOCIETY 10,000 COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL OF GREATER VICTORIA 7,000 CREATIVA CULTURAL ASSOCIATION 11,000 DUSTY FLOWERPOT CABARET SOCIETY 17,000 FULL CIRCLE: FIRST NATIONS PERFORMANCE SOCIETY 24,000 INSTRUMENTS OF CHANGE SOCIETY 8,000 KAMLOOPS ARTS COUNCIL 20,000 KELOWNA COMMUNITY RESOURCES SOCIETY 24,000 MALCOLM ISLAND ARTS SOCIETY, THE 6,000 OLD MASSETT VILLAGE COUNCIL 20,000 OPEN SPACE ARTS SOCIETY 17,000 REALWHEELS SOCIETY, THE 16,000

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(Arts-Based Community Development continued) SAVAGE PRODUCTION SOCIETY 16,000 SOME ASSEMBLY ARTS SOCIETY 16,000 WE RAGE, WE WEEP ALZHEIMER FOUNDATION 2,000 255,000

Community Arts Festivals awards are provided to community festivals to offset the fees of professional performing artists. Funding for this program was provided by the BC150 Cultural Fund.

ARTISTS FOR CONSERVATION INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION 4,500 ARTS COUNCIL OF LADYSMITH AND DISTRICT 1,500 ARTS DENMAN 3,000 ATLIN ARTS AND MUSIC FESTIVAL SOCIETY 4,500 CAMPBELL RIVER WRITERS' FESTIVAL 2,000 CAPITOL THEATRE RESTORATION SOCIETY, THE 3,000 CARVING ON THE EDGE FESTIVAL SOCIETY 4,500 CENTRE CULTUREL FRANCOPHONE DE L'OKANAGAN 4,500 CHEMAINUS VALLEY CULTURAL ARTS SOCIETY 2,500 CHILDREN'S FESTIVAL SOCIETY OF KELOWNA 4,500 COLUMBIA VALLEY ARTS COUNCIL 4,000 COMOX VALLEY COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL 3,200 COWICHAN VALLEY INTERCULTURAL & IMMIGRANT AID SOCIETY 2,000 CRANBROOK & DISTRICT ARTS COUNCIL 1,000 DISCOVERY COAST MUSIC FESTIVAL SOCIETY 4,500 DUSTY FLOWERPOT CABARET SOCIETY 2,000 EASTSIDE CULTURE CRAWL SOCIETY 4,500 EDGE OF THE WORLD MUSIC FESTIVAL SOCIETY 4,000 EUROFEST BC SOCIETY 4,500 GABRIOLA ARTS COUNCIL 4,500 HISPANIC FILM SOCIETY OF VICTORIA 1,500 HOPE AND DISTRICT ARTS COUNCIL 600 In-SHUCK-ch SERVICES SOCIETY 4,500 INSTANT THEATRE COMPANY SOCIETY 3,000 INTEGRATE ART SOCIETY 1,000 ISLAND STRING PLAYERS SOCIETY 1,000 KAMLOOPS ARTS COUNCIL 1,250 KAMLOOPS ARTS COUNCIL 2,750 KASLO GUITARFEST SOCIETY 1,000 KIMBERLEY ARTS COUNCIL - CENTRE 64 SOCIETY 3,000 LATINCOUVER CULTURAL AND BUSINESS SOCIETY 4,500

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(Community Arts Festivals continued) LOWER KOOTENAY INDIAN BAND 4,500 MAKER FOUNDATION 4,500 MALCOLM ISLAND ARTS SOCIETY, THE 4,000 MUSIC ON THE MOUNTAIN SOCIETY 4,500 OKANAGAN SCHOOL OF THE ARTS 1,750 PACIFIC RIM ARTS SOCIETY 4,500 PENDER HARBOUR MUSIC SOCIETY 1,500 PENDER HARBOUR MUSIC SOCIETY 1,250 POINT ARTIST-RUN CENTRE SOCIETY, THE 2,000 PRINCE RUPERT COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL 2,500 QUADRA ISLAND CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY 2,000 RENASCENCE ARTS AND SUSTAINABILITY SOCIETY 4,500 RIVER CITY ARTS FEST SOCIETY 4,500 ROBSON VALLEY MUSIC SOCIETY 4,500 SALT SPRING FILM FESTIVAL SOCIETY 3,000 SHUSWAP ASSOCIATION OF WRITERS 1,000 SOUTH ASIAN FAMILY ASSOCIATION 1,250 SPEAKEASY THEATRE COMPANY SOCIETY 750 SQUAMISH ARTS COUNCIL 2,500 SUMMERLAND BLUEGRASS SOCIETY 1,000 SUNSHINE COAST ARTS COUNCIL 4,000 SWEETWATER905 SOCIETY 2,500 THE VICIOUS CIRCLE (WHISTLER WRITERS GROUP) 4,500 TOWNSHIP COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL 1,200 UNITED BLACK CANADIAN COMMUNITY ASS. (UBCCA) (African Descent Society) 4,000 UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA STUDENT RADIO SOCIETY 3,000 VANCOUVER ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL SOCIETY 1,750 VANCOUVER CHERRY BLOSSOM FESTIVAL SOCIETY 2,500 VANCOUVER INTERNATIONAL MOUNTAIN FILM FESTIVAL SOCIETY 4,500 VANCOUVER SENIORS' SINGING CLUB ASSOCIATION 1,000 VANCOUVER TAGORE SOCIETY 1,750 VICTORIA AFRICAN & CARIBBEAN SOCIETY 2,500 VICTORIA ANIMAL PRODUCTIONS ASSOCIATION (Victoria Pretty Good Society) 4,500 VICTORIA SUMMER MUSIC FESTIVAL SOCIETY 4,500 WAPITI MUSIC FESTIVAL SOCIETY 4,500 WHISTLER ARTS COUNCIL 4,500 200,000

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Community Development Projects Funding for this program was provided by the BC150 Cultural Fund.

ARTS COUNCIL FOR THE SOUTH SHUSWAP/ SHUSWAP CHILDRENS THEATRE 9,700 FOUNDATION ARTS COUNCIL OF LADYSMITH AND DISTRICT 6,000 ASSOCIATION DES FRANCOPHONES DES KOOTENAYS OUEST (AFKO) 6,000 COOL ARTS SOCIETY 3,000 DEER CROSSING - THE ART FARM SOCIETY 8,000 ELKFORD ARTS COUNCIL SOCIETY 4,935 MID-ISLAND METIS NATION ASSOCIATION 7,088 TIME WILL TELL ARTS SOCIETY 3,900 TOFINO ARTS COUNCIL SOCIETY 8,450 UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA STUDENT RADIO SOCIETY 8,381 VICTORIA POETRY PROJECT SOCIETY 2,500 67,954

ABORIGINAL ARTS DEVELOPMENT Awards support creative and professional development projects, as well as projects that support the retention of traditional skills undertaken by Aboriginal artists and/or Aboriginal arts and cultural 535,000 organizations. This program is delivered in partnership with the First Peoples' Cultural Council and is partially funded by the BC150 Cultural Fund. The British Columbia Arts Council contributed $535,000 to the list of awards below. Individual Emerging Artists BAGSHAW, ALISA 5,000 BOURQUIN, MICHAEL 4,800 CARPENTIER, NYLA 5,000 CLEARSKY, CURTIS 5,000 CUNNINGHAM, FRANCINE 5,000 DERRICK, TERREANE 5,000 DICKIE, KERISSA M. 4,750 HALL, KELSEY 5,000 HEIKKILA-SAWAN, RICHARD 1,400 HENHAWKE, CHERYL 4,900 LAFONTAINE, LYNETTE 5,000 MARSDEN, SHARIFAH 5,000 MUSSEAU, MEAGAN 4,925 NAPOLEON, ART 5,000 NETSENA, JASMINE 5,000 PICTOU, ROBERT 5,000 PON, BRENDA G. 5,000 PREVOST, EVANGALINE 5,000

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(Individual Emerging Artists continued) SEBASTIAN, TROY 4,700 WHETUNG, KAREN 5,000 WYSS, CEASE 5,000

Sharing Traditional Arts ABORIGINAL FRIENDSHIP SOCIETY OF REVELSTOKE 2,265 BRUCE ALFRED 12,000 LESLIE BROWN 6,950 JANICE GEORGE 12,000 LAICHWILTACH FAMILY LIFE SOCIETY 10,000 LIL'WAT7UL CULTURE CENTRE 12,000 LOIS MATILPI 12,000 IONA MISEHAL (BOB) 7,000 OKANAGAN INDIAN BAND-TSD 12,000 CHARLENE RYAN 11,275 NANCY SADDLEMAN 10,200 SECWEPEMC CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES AGENCY 12,000 SEMIAHMOO WEAVERS 12,000 HOWARD SHIELDS 11,000 SLIAMMON DRUM GROUP 5,000 KATIE SMITH 12,000 VERNA TRONSON 12,000 VANCOUVER HAIDA WEAVER COLLECTIVE 12,000 ROSE WILSON 12,000 WOMEN'S BUTTON BLANKET GROUP 7,690

Organizations BRITISH COLUMBIA ASSOCIATION OF ABORIGINAL FRIENDSHIP CENTRES 15,000 CARRIER SEKANI FAMILY SERVICES 30,000 GITWANGAK EDUCATION SOCIETY 17,000 LHALYAMC 28,000 OUT OF THE FRAME PRINTMAKERS 15,000 RED RIDE TOUR 18,000 VANCOUVER INDIGENOUS MEDIA ARTS FESTIVAL SOCIETY 15,000 WA'AAS WEAVERS 15,000 K'AALTS'IDAA K'AH 15,000 SHACKAN INDIAN BAND 15,000 TL'ETINOX & ANNUAL BC ELDERS GATHERING SOCIETY 15,000 UCWALMICW CENTRE SOCIETY 12,000 SHXWOWHAMEL FIRST NATION 15,000 LAKE BABINE NATION TREATY 22,145 48

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Arts Administrator Internships and Mentorships BILL REID GALLERY OF NORTHWEST COAST ART 30,000 KAS CULTURAL SOCIETY 30,000 MISCELLANEOUS PRODUCTIONS SOCIETY 30,000 MCMEDIA 25,000 VISUAL ARTS SOCIETY (DBA GRUNT GALLERY) 24,000

TOTAL: COMMUNITY ARTS DEVELOPMENT 1,957,825

TOURING PROGRAMS

Community Presenters' Assistance The Community Presenters' Assistance program grants assist not-for-profit community arts organizations with the public presentation of professional Canadian performing arts events. The program is delivered in collaboration with the BC Touring Council. The British Columbia Arts Council contributed $372,5000 to this program and funded the awards listed below. Funding for this program was provided by the BC150 Cultural Fund. 372,500

ARROW LAKES AND DISTRICT ARTS COUNCIL 3,090 ACT ARTS CENTRE 15,000 ARTS DENMAN/CONCERTS DENMAN 6,442 BOUNDARY DISTRICT ARTS COUNCIL 2,225 BOWEN ISLAND ARTS COUNCIL 1,788 BULKLEY VALLEY CONCERT ASSOCIATION 8,116 CAPITAL THEATRE RESTORATION SOCIETY 14,811 CHILLIWACK ARTS & CULTURAL CENTRE SOCIETY 14,576 COAST RECITAL SOCIETY 6,156 COLUMBIA VALLEY ARTS COUNCIL 3,554 CRESTON CONCERT SOCIETY 6,562 ERRINGTON WAR MEMORIAL HALL ASSOCIATION 8,822 EVERGREEN CULTURAL CENTRE 15,000 GALIANO CONCERT SOCIETY 5,236 HAIDA GWAII ARTS COUNCIL 9,102 HORNBY ISLAND FESTIVAL SOCIETY 4,183 ISLAND ARTS CENTRE SOCIETY (ARTSPRING) 13,455 KASLO CONCERT SOCIETY 3,402 KAY MEEK CENTRE 7,924 KELOWNA VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE SOCIETY 4,934 KEY CITY THEATRE 14,352 KICKING HORSE CULTURE 15,000 49

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(Community Presenters' Assistance continued) KITIMAT CONCERT SOCIETY 10,000 LAKES DISTRICT ARTS COUNCIL 6,924 LILLOOET MUSIC SOCIETY 2,782 NORTH ISLAND CONCERT SOCIETY 6,361 NORTH OKANAGAN CONCERT ASSOCIATION 4,842 NORTH PEACE CULTURAL CENTRE 4,395 OCEANSIDE COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL 3,166 OSOYOOS & DISTRICT ARTS COUNCIL 4,493 PENDER HARBOUR MUSIC SOCIETY 3,699 PENDER ISLAND CONCERT SOCIETY 3,886 PORT THEATRE SOCIETY 10,764 POWELL RIVER ACADEMY OF MUSIC 3,417 PRINCE RUPERTY PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE SOCIETY 4,104 QUADRA ISLAND RECREATION SCOIETY 6,154 QUESNEL LIVE ARTS SOCIETY 6,705 REVELSTOKE ARTS COUNCIL 12,334 ROSSLAND COUNCIL FOR ARTS & CULTURE 2,401 SID WILLIAMS THEATRE SOCIETY 13,904 TRAIL & DISTRICT COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL 6,138 VALEMOUNT ARTS & CULTURAL SOCIETY 4,623 VERNON & DISTRICT PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE SOCIETY 15,000 WEST COAST WINTER MUSIC SOCIETY 3,777 WHISTLER ARTS COUNCIL 5,808 WINDING RIVERS ARTS & PERFORMING SOCIETY 2,093 331,500

Aspiring and Emerging Artists

A partnership between the British Columbia Arts Council and BC Touring Council to provide opportunities to aspiring and emerging artists to engage in professional performing arts touring and presenting within the province. The BC Arts Council contributed $200,000 to the program which included the following awards under the 200,000

BULKLEY VALLEY CONCERT ASSOCIATION 3,075 CAPITAL THEATRE SOCIETY 2,085 CHILLIWACK CULTURAL CENTRE 3,750 EVERGREEN CULTURAL CENTRE 3,750 KEY CITY THEATRE 1,430 NORTH OKANAGAN COMMUNITY CONCERT ASSOCIATION 3,750 VERNON & DISTRICT PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE 975 WHISTLER ARTS COUNCIL 3,750 50

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Artists in Education Awards assist school districts in the presentation of professional Canadian arts events as well as artists in residence at specific schools. This program is delivered in partnership with ArtStarts in Schools Society. The BC Arts Council contributed $1,264,378 to this program and funded the awards listed below. 1,264,378

SD05 South East Kootenay 11,200 SD06 Rocky Mountain 7,720 SD08 Kootenay Lake 11,110 SD10 Arrow Lakes 5,750 SD19 Revelstoke 5,750 SD20 Kootenay-Columbia 7,920 SD22 Vernon 10,180 SD23 Central Okanagan 19,750 SD27 Cariboo-Chilcotin 12,464 SD28 Quesnel 12,450 SD33 Chilliwack 7,715 SD34 Abbotsford 12,350 SD35 Langley 12,140 SD36 Surrey 33,980 SD37 Delta 10,500 SD38 Richmond 15,025 SD39 Vancouver 28,200 SD40 New Westminster 4,474 SD41 Burnaby 15,625 SD42 Maple Ridge 9,550 SD43 Coquitlam 20,075 SD44 North Vancouver 10,475 SD45 West Vancouver 4,830 SD46 Sunshine Coast 7,700 SD47 Powell River 6,415 SD48 Howe Sound 5,441 SD49 Central Coast 6,200 SD50 Haida Gwaii 6,900 SD51 Boundary 6,200 SD52 Prince Rupert 8,010 SD53 Okanagan Similkameen 5,800 SD54 Bulkley Valley 7,200 SD57 Prince George 31,800 SD58 Nicola 7,260 SD59 Peace River South 14,800 SD60 Peace River North 17,910 51

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(Artists in Education continued) SD61 Greater Victoria 18,825 SD62 Sooke 8,010 SD63 Saanich 6,370 SD64 Gulf Islands 6,370 SD67 Okanagan-Skaha 8,020 SD68 Nanaimo 18,115 SD69 Qualicum 8,145 SD70 Alberni 8,270 SD71 Comox Valley 10,300 SD72 Campbell River 12,360 SD73 Kamloops/Thomspon 19,155 SD73 Mission 4,840 SD78 Fraser-Cascade 6,590 SD79 Cowichan Valley 10,810 SD82 Coast Mountains 15,960 SD83 North Okanagan 8,960 SD84 Vancouver Island West 6,385 SD85 Vancouver Island North 7,310 SD91 Nechako Lakes 14,000 SD92 Nisga'a 6,385 SD93 Francophone 5,660 FNSA FIRST NATIONS SCHOOLS 20,739 IND INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS 22,552

Artists in the Classroom Alert Bay Elementary 4,284 Archibald Blair Elementary 3,500 Artemis Place Secondary School 2,450 ASIA - Sumas Mountain Middle 10,000 Bamfield Community School 2,450 Bastion Elementary 3,000 Beachcombers Community School 1,645 Belgo Elementary 840 Black Mountain Elementary 1,953 Blessed Sacrament School 2,730 Boundary Central Secondary 1,400 Bowen Island Community School 3,500 Britannia Elementary 3,500 Britannia Secondary 3,052 Brockton Prepatory School 3,500 Secondary 3,500 52

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(Artists in the Classroom continued) Burnaby North Secondary 800 Burnsview Secondary 2,765 Capilano Elementary 3,500 Cariboo Hill Secondary 3,500 Cariboo Hill Secondary 3,000 Central Middle School 10,000 Champlain Heights Community School 2,197 Coal Tyee Elementary 2,479 Collaborative Education Alternative Program 3,500 Collaborative Education Alternative Program 3,500 Collingwood School 4,142 Columbia Park Elementary 3,242 Cowichan Valley Open Learning 3,500 Dover Bay Secondary 1,137 East Side Alternate Program 1,659 Ecole des Sept-Sommets 2,019 Ecole Margaret Jenkins 3,500 Edwin S Richards Elementary 4,425 Elizabeth Buckley School 3,150 Ellendale Elementary 3,500 Environmental School Project 9,537 Fraser Park Secondary Program 2,184 Fulford Community Elementary School 3,524 Gabriola Elementary 1,477 General Gordon Elementary 1,278 George Pringle Elementary 1,820 Gilpin Elementary 3,500 Gleneagles Elementary 3,500 Gordon Terrace Elementary 2,850 Grand Forks Secondary 2,240 Guildford Learning Centre 1,120 Gulf Islands Secondary 3,500 Gwa'sala-'Nakwaxda'xw School 3,500 Hastings Elementary 1,995 Heffley Creek Elementary 3,500 Hillcrest Elementary, Salmon Arm 2,366 Inquiry Hub 3,500 Island Discovery Learning Community 1,288 Island Pacific School 2,404 J Alfred Laird Elementary 3,500

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(Artists in the Classroom continued) J W Sexsmith Elementary 5,214 James McKinney Elementary 840 John Muir Elementary 3,500 Kitsilano Secondary 1,475 L V Rogers Secondary 3,472 Ladysmith Secondary 10,000 Lake Cowichan Secondary 10,000 Lions Bay Community School 1,380 Lions Gate Montessori 3,250 Lord Tweedsmuir Elementary 1,302 Lucerne Elem-Secondary 1,680 Mark Isfeld Secondary 3,500 Marlborough Elementary 4,480 Mayne Elem-Jr Sec 8,463 McBride Centennial Elementary 2,450 Montgomery Centre (CLC) 3,500 Moody Middle School 10,000 Morfee Elementary 2,000 Nanaimo District Secondary 10,000 New Westminster Secondary 1,400 Nootka Elementary 2,886 Nootka Elementary 3,500 Norgate Community Elementary 1,470 Pacific School of Innovation and Inquiry 3,217 Parkland Middle School 2,310 Port Clements Elementary 1,417 Prince Charles Elementary, Surrey 6,472 Prince of Wales Secondary 3,822 Queen Margaret's School 1,320 Queen Mary Elementary, North Vancouver 1,389 Rayleigh Elementary 5,833 Riverside Secondary 3,500 Robron Centre for Life Long Learning 3,500 Royal City Alternate Pgm 2,800 S J Willis Educational Centre 1,250 Salmo Elementary 2,275 Saltspring Elementary 3,500 Samuel Brighouse Elementary 6,221 SD 71, Comox Valley 3,500 Sea to Sky Learning Connections 2,068

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(Artists in the Classroom continued) SelfDesign Learning Community 3,228 Shaughnessy Elementary 10,000 Sidney Elementary 3,500 Signal Hill Elementary 2,198 Signal Hill Elementary 3,391 Sk'aadgaa Naay Elementary 3,070 Squamish Montessori School 2,277 St Pius X Elementary School 1,232 Stein Valley Nlakapamux School 3,500 Stein Valley Nlakapamux School 3,500 Studio9 Independent School of the Arts 3,500 Sun Peaks Elementary 2,450 Sunrise Waldorf School 3,500 Sunshine Coast Alternative School 2,142 Tamanawis Secondary 1,540 Templeton Secondary 7,400 University Hill Elementary 1,820 Valemount Elementary 2,450 W E Graham Elem-Secondary 2,100 Walnut Park Elementary 6,772 West Boundary Elementary 7,700 West-Mont School 3,500 Westside Montessori Academy 3,500 Westview Elementary, North Vancouver 3,450 Windermere Secondary 2,300

Touring Initiatives awards are made to assist professional B.C. artists to tour outside the province and internationally.

605 COLLECTIVE DANCE SOCIETY 10,000 ALDER, DON 2,100 BENNETT, ELI 7,500 BERNARD, JONATHAN (Lalun) 9,000 BRENNAN, JOHN 4,500 CHAMBERS, JUSTINE 2,500 COMPAIGNI V'NI DANSI SOCIETY 5,000 CONTEMPORARY ART GALLERY SOCIETY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA 8,000 GREEN THUMB PLAYERS SOCIETY 15,000 HAN, MEI (Red Chamber) 2,000 HOULE, FRANÇOIS 1,750

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(Touring Initiatives continued) KELOWNA ART GALLERY ASSOCIATION 6,500 KENNEDY, CARLI (Twin Kennedy) 2,000 KIDD PIVOT PERFORMING ARTS SOCIETY 23,750 LANDA, TOM 5,000 LEVY, ANNA (Yarilo Music Ensemble) 10,000 MILOSEVIC, MILAN 2,900 NISBET, KATHLEEN (Viper Central) 5,500 OUT INNERSPACE DANCE THEATRE AND FILM SOCIETY 13,000 PACIFIC BALLET BRITISH COLUMBIA SOCIETY 20,000 PHOENIX VOCAL AND PERFORMING SOCIETY c/o UBC School of Music 3,000 RAVEN SPIRIT DANCE SOCIETY 5,000 RITTER, JENNIFER 6,000 SHOLBERG, RUSSELL (Pugs and Crows) 6,500 SMITH, CHRISTOPHER D. 3,500 STANDING WAVE SOCIETY 3,000 TUNG, LAN (Orchid Ensemble) 6,000 URBAN INK PRODUCTIONS SOCIETY 35,000 VANCOUVER CHAMBER CHOIR 10,000 VICTORIA SYMPHONY SOCIETY 10,000 WILLIAMS, DANIELLE LEE 3,000 247,000

TOTAL - TOURING PROGRAMS 2,083,878

PUBLISHING PROGRAMS Block Funding for Book Publishers Awards are made to assist eligible BC book publishers to make publications that contribute to the development of provincial or national arts and culture.

ANVIL PRESS PUBLISHERS INC. 29,506 ARSENAL PULP PRESS LTD. 38,237 CAITLIN PRESS INC 35,629 GREYSTONE BOOKS LTD 32,879 GREYSTONE BOOKS LTD—APPEAL 2014/15 954 HARBOUR PUBLISHING CO. LTD. 57,358 HARBOUR PUBLISHING CO. LTD.—APPEAL 2014/15 477 HERITAGE HOUSE PUBLISHING COMPANY LTD. 30,678 NEW STAR BOOKS LTD. 22,161 NIGHTWOOD EDITIONS 38,126 NOW OR NEVER PUBLISHING COMPANY 24,844 OOLICHAN BOOKS 23,297 ORCA BOOK PUBLISHERS LTD. 58,097 56

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(Block Funding for Book Publishers continued) ORCA BOOK PUBLISHERS LTD.—APPEAL 2014/15 1,968 ROCKY MOUNTAIN BOOKS LTD. 31,617 RONSDALE PRESS LTD. 24,315 SIMPLY READ BOOKS INC. 14,816 TALON BOOKS LTD. 54,868 TOUCHWOOD EDITIONS LTD. 34,061 TRADEWIND BOOKS 21,645 UNIVERSITY OF BC PRESS 27,859 603,392 PROJECT ASSISTANCE FOR PUBLISHERS CLOUDSCAPE COMICS SOCIETY 9,000 MOTHER TONGUE PUBLISHING LIMITED 9,000 THEYTUS BOOKS LTD. 2,000 20,000

TOTAL - PUBLISHING PROGRAMS 623,392

ARTS AWARDS FOR INDIVIDUALS Professional Development Assistance Awards are made to individual professional artists to assist with specific professional development activities. ABBAS ASSANI, MOHAMED 3,400 AMOS, SCOTT D 2,000 AVILA, GILLIAN M 2,500 BARDSLEY, JOSEPH N 3,500 BELL, ISAIAH 2,500 BOEHME, JOHN G. 750 BOYCE, ELIZABETH A C 4,000 CALVERT, RAES 500 CARRANZA VARGAS, FABIOLA 5,500 CHHAY, BOPHA 1,000 CHOIT, BARBARA J 5,500 CLIFTON, KELLI MARIE 2,500 COOKE, CONSTANCE 2,450 COULING, GEORGES 3,900 DARYCHUK, KATRINA 4,500 DE LARA, ANA 6,000 EDMUNDSON, MORNA 500 ELSHARKAWI, KARIM 3,000 ERDAL, ITAI 1,300 FAY, ARIN 2,800 FRIEDENBERG, TARA C 6,250 57

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(Professional Development Assistance continued) GLOVER, THOENN H. 700 GNAM, NATALIE LEFEBVRE 2,000 GUILLOU, JACLYN 6,200 HARWOOD, NICOLA 1,025 HEPBURN, MEGAN V 2,500 HOULE, FRANÇOIS 5,000 JICKLING, HANNAH K 6,000 KIROUAC, ISABELLE 1,275 KWAN, VANESSA 6,000 LA MELIA, TIZIANA S 6,000 LEA, KASANDRA 2,650 LEWIS, CATHERINE F 1,000 LIFFMANN, CAROLINE 1,800 MALLETT, KYLA A 5,000 MARCHENSKI, BILLY M 2,500 MCADAMS, DEIRDRE R. 2,250 MCDERMOTT, MOLLY D 2,500 MCGREGOR, MARK T 1,500 MORSI, REEM A 4,400 MUSICA INTIMA SOCIETY 2,000 NOLTE, KARA D. 4,000 OLIVER, SEAN HARRIS 500 PETERSEN, KATHERYN L 2,000 PREECE, BRONWYN 4,500 RAMIREZ CASTILLO, OSVALDO 3,200 ROOS, KRISTEN 5,750 RUBIN, KATHERINE M 1,400 SCHMIDT, COLE 5,000 SCHOFIELD, ANAKANA 1,500 SCHORNECK, KYLA 1,750 SMITH, LESLEY A P 1,600 SWAN, MARIKA 1,750 TAKASHIMA, YOKO 1,600 THOMAS, MELISSA 1,000 THORN, ELISA 5,600 THORN, ELISA L 1,075 VAIDYA, SUJIT 5,125 VOGL, ANASTASIA R 5,000 WADSLEY, HELENA 1,400 WESTERHUIS, EDWARD A 2,900

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(Professional Development Assistance continued) WILLIAMS, ANDREA M 4,000 WOLFE, JERA 7,500 WONG, KEMUEL K F 2,350 YOON, HYUNGMIN 2,000 YUMANG, JADE C 1,350 200,500

Project Assistance for Visual Arts awards are made to individual professional artists to assist with specific projects of special merit.

BEER, RUTH 12,000 BOEHME, JOHN G. 7,500 BOMFORD, CEDRIC L. 12,000 BRIARD, ANNIE 5,950 CHHAY, BOPHA 4,500 CLIFTON, KELLI M 6,000 DAWA, KALSANG 5,685 DICKIE, MEGAN 12,000 FERRARI, ELISA 6,000 GAMMON, LYNDA 3,050 GOLKAR, BABAK 12,000 HOF, JEREMY F 3,050 HRABLUIK, ALLISON 12,000 KOH, GERMAINE 12,000 KWAN, VANESSA 10,000 LANGERGRABER, KEITH 6,000 LASKARIN, DANIEL L. 12,000 LAWRENCE, TOBY K 5,440 LEE, EVAN FOON 12,000 LEMIEUX, LYSE S 12,000 LOW, ANNE E 11,000 MACTAGGART, ALISON 9,250 MASSEY, R. SCOTT 12,000 MIZGALA, MARK A 6,000 MORAN, AARON S 6,000 NEUFELD, EMILY D 12,000 NIZAM, JAMES H 12,000 PARNELL, LUKE J 12,000 PASSMORE, HEATHER 7,500 PAUWELS, ISABELLE 12,000 PETERS, BYRON J 9,850 59

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(Project Assistance for Visual Arts continued) PIGNON, DINKA 11,980 ROBICHAUD, SARA 7,500 SAWYER, CAROL 12,000 SCHMIDT, KEVIN 12,000 SMITH, TRUDI L. 5,050 STEVES, ANNE 8,450 STRONG, AMANDA J. 12,000 TUPPER (ENGLAND), KATE 10,345 TURNER, MICHAEL B 10,000 WILLMS, ROBERT C 12,000 WYNGAARDEN, CORNELIA 12,000 YOON, HYUNG-MIN 12,000 YOUDS, ROBERT 12,000 YUEN, MARLENE W H 12,000 ZALAMEA, KAREN M 12,000 ZVONAR, ELIZABETH 12,000 454,100

Project Assistance for Creative Writers awards are made to individual professional artists to assist with specific projects of special merit.

ADDERSON, CAROLINE L. 12,000 BANYARD, ANTONIA 6,000 BEARDSLEY, JOHN D. 9,250 BRETT, BRIAN 12,000 CHEN, YING 12,000 CHONG, KEVIN KIM WANG 12,000 CLIFF, ANTHONY 6,000 COYOTE, IVAN E. 12,000 CULL, TRISHA 6,000 CZAGA, KAYLA E. 6,000 DEINES, CATHERINE MICHELLE 3,000 DEVEAU, DAVID 7,000 DIONNE, JO 6,000 GASTON, BILL 12,000 GASTON, EDYTHE C 12,000 GIOVANNONE, AARON 6,000 GOTO, HIROMI 12,000 HALL, ELIZABETH JORDAN 6,000 HARWOOD, NICOLA 8,500 60

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(Project Assistance for Creative Writers ) HAWLEY, ALIX G 6,000 HESKETH, CARLA FUNK 12,000 KENNEDY, JAKE D 6,000 KNIGHT, CHELENE A 3,500 KYI, TANYA D. 12,000 LANGSTON, LAURA 11,500 LEE, JENNIFER S. 12,000 MARLATT, DAPHNE 12,000 MASSEY, JOSH L 6,000 MCCACHEN, JANICE D 6,000 MEADES, CHRISTOPHER R 6,000 MUNSIL, JANET A 12,000 OLIVER, SEAN HARRIS 6,000 OWEN, CATHERINE R 8,000 PAGE, KATHY 9,250 PALMER, JUSTIN J. (JUDD) 12,000 POWER, TRACEY M 4,000 RADER, MATTHEW L 6,000 RIVERS, KAREN R. 12,000 SCOTT, JORDAN W.K. 12,000 SHIELDS, SARA 6,000 SIEBERT, MELANIE L 6,000 SMITH, ALISA D 6,000 STRUTHERS, ANDREW 12,000 TATE-STRATTON, NIKKI 12,000 VOROS, MARIA 6,000 WAGAMESE, RICHARD 12,000 WILSON, DAVID W. 6,000 YOUNG, TERENCE 12,000 ZUEHLKE, MARK 12,000 430,000

Project Assistance for Media Artists awards are made to individual professional artists to assist with specific projects of special merit.

ALFELD, TERESA M 25,000 AMOS, SCOTT D 25,000 AZZUOLO, TERRANCE 17,000 BILLINGS, SCOTT 17,500 BRADLEY, MAUREEN 19,300 61

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(Project Assistance for Media Artists) BRIERE, ELAINE M 25,000 BROOKS, TODD W J 8,500 DAVIDSON, SIMON H 25,000 DAVIES, STEVEN T 10,000 DHAWAN, DHRUV 24,480 EISEN, ALICIA 9,800 GILLIS, DAMIEN T C 25,000 GRATLAND, PAIGE 9,650 LANDRY, KEVIN H. 20,075 MANNETTE, MARTIN R 2,375 MARTIN, STEPHEN 14,725 MOLLER, RUBEN E. 20,080 TAILFEATHERS, ELLE-MAIJA 25,000 TEICHROB, NICOLAS 23,680 TERLESKY, LAUREL A. 10,000 UHLMANN, TAI S 22,215 WANG, YING 25,000 WAPEEMUKWA, WAYNE 25,000 WELSH, CHRISTINE 25,000 454,380

Scholarship Awards assist post-secondary students to attend full-time studies in the arts at accredited institutions leading to a degree or diploma.

Creative Writing COOKSON, CHLOE I 3,900 CORDEN, ELAINE L 5,000 FISHER, K'ARI 3,900 HARRINGTON, STEPHANIE 6,000 JAMIESON, KYLA 3,900 KUMAGAI, CLARA 5,000 LEIREN-YOUNG, MARK 3,900 MACPHERSON, SAMANTHA 3,900 NOYES, STEVE M. 6,000 SANDER-GREEN, NADINE 3,900 SANFORD BLADES, SUSAN 5,000 SHAN, XIAOYUE (SHELLY) 3,000 STARK-MACLISE, DEVIN 5,000 TENNANT, JOCELYN 3,900 62,300 62

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Dance ANDISON, ALEXANDER 6,000 CARVER, SARA J 6,000 CONNER, KAYLIE C 3,900 DESFOSSES, MORGAN 6,000 DUFF-GRANT, THEO 6,000 FRASER-MONROE, CAMERON 3,900 GORDON, CANDACE L 5,000 HAWKINS, ZOE 3,900 JARUS HAKAK, YUVAL 5,000 KAWAMURA, NAOMI 5,000 PHILLIPS, JOSHUA S 3,900 RASKIN, SABINE 3,900 RITTINGER, SAMARA 6,000 SKUCE, MICHAELA 3,000 SZLACHETKA, KAYA 6,000 VENTURA, NICOLAS 6,000 YOUNG, NOELLE 5,000 84,500

Drama ARIRI, TUEDON 3,900 BENNETT, GEORGIA 5,000 BILIC, BORIS 5,000 BOGAARD, ADRIANA CORNE 5,000 CASE, HANNAH 2,500 CONNORS, KATIE-ROSE 3,900 CUTTLER, MICHELLE 6,000 HALLEWAS, ANITA 5,000 HANLY, EMMETT W 3,900 LEVEROOS, ROBERT C 6,000 LUCAS, CONNOR 5,000 MCILROY-WAGAR, ANGELA 6,000 MCMONAGLE, GRAHAM M 3,900 MCNULTY, LUCY 5,000 SHULEY, MARIELA 3,900 SUTHERLAND, BENJAMIN 5,000 TRACH, TESSA 3,900 WATSON, LINDSEY A 6,000 WILMOT, CATHERINE A 3,900 88,800

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ARTS AWARDS

Functional Arts AUSTIN, KELLY DENISE 5,000 HARKNESS, MATTHEW W 5,000 KROEGER, JAMIE 5,000 MURPHY, KEVIN 3,900 ORTIZ RODRIGUEZ, ERICK 3,900 OUSSOREN, AARON 6,000 SUTHERLAND, KIMBERLY 6,000 VALLEE, DANIELLE N 5,000 WAWRYKOW, KATARINA SYLVIE-MARIE 3,900 WOOD, KATE 3,900 47,600

Media Arts BJORNSON, STEVEN A 5,000 FORSLAND, ISAAC B 5,000 KANG, JAE WOO 5,000 KATZ, ABRAHAM (RAMI) 5,000 MANGAT, HARKEERAT SINGH 6,000 SPIVAK, REFAEL 3,900 STEVANTONI, MICHAEL 3,900 TUDOR, SAM E 3,500 37,300 Museology & Conservation - Senior FIEDRICH, KRISTINA 3,000 SIN, JENNIFER 3,900 THOMPSON, APRIL 5,000 11,900

Music ALLEN, RACHEL G 5,000 ALLERS, ETHAN T 5,000 ALLERS, TIMOTHY B 6,000 BUTTAR, EVAN 5,000 CIVITARESE, MARIE R 5,000 COHEN MANN, RON 5,000 CORRIGAN-FROST, AINE 3,900 CROOME, VANESSA M 5,000 DANIELL, EVE SUTHERLAND 5,000 DAUDLIN, THOMAS 5,000 DENTON-PROTSACK, NICHOLAS 3,900 64

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(Music continued) EDGAR, ROBYN 3,900 EMERY, PHOENIX 5,000 GALLIMORE, RAE M T 6,000 HAMMOND, MARGARET 3,900 HANNAN, EMMA 3,900 HERSOG, DANIEL W 5,000 HONEYWELL, ETHAN C 6,000 HWANG, ESTHER J 6,000 JAMES, ELEANOR K. 5,000 KIM, MIN HA (KATHERINE) 6,000 LIANG, YI JING (JACK) 3,900 MAIER, STEFAN E 6,000 MAK, FLORENCE 6,000 MATSUMOTO, KOZUE 6,000 RICHARDSON, JARED E 5,000 RUAN, JINGZI (LINDA) 6,000 SKEPASTS, ANDREW 6,000 VAN DER SLOOT, JACOB 5,000 WINKELMANS, PAUL 6,000 XU, JIAQI (JENNY) 3,900 YOON, HEE-SOO 3,900 162,200

Visual Arts ANDERSON, LEYA T 5,000 ARENS, DARBY 3,900 BERGERON, SARAH E 3,900 BOBIER, DANIELLE 3,900 BRONS, DUSTIN 6,000 CLAMP, ALANNAH L 3,900 DOBROSKAY, BRANDON 5,000 FABBRO, BREANNA 6,000 FORTIE, DION 5,000 FORTIE, RYLAND 6,000 GOWANS, JASON R 6,000 HILL, GABRIELLE L 5,000 JALOVAARA, HANNAMARI 3,900 KIM, SAROMI 6,000 KING, JENNIFER A 3,900 LE NOBEL, H. CLAIRE 6,000

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(Visual Arts continued) LETKEMAN, JAMES JULIAN 3,900 LUNDY, DANICA J 6,000 MACKIN, EMILY N 3,900 MANDHER, HARPREET 3,000 MARTENS, HANNAH (HARLO) R 5,000 MARTIN, LILJANA 5,000 MCMILLIN, BRONWYN 5,000 MOLYNEUX, EMILY K 6,000 MORRIS, JACK 3,900 NACCARELLA, DANIKA MORGAN 6,000 NADEAU, PAUL R 5,000 O'BYRNE, CHELSEA D 5,000 ONDRE, NICOLE BRITTA 6,000 PENNER, AILEEN 3,900 POOLE, BRANDON 3,900 PRICE, LYNN J 5,000 QUIGLEY, MEGAN 3,900 ROBERTS, HOLLIS B 5,000 ROBERTSON, GENEVIEVE F 6,000 ROY-CLOUTIER, ESTHER 6,000 ROZSA, EVELINE 5,000 SAWICKI, AMBER M 3,900 SEPULVEDA, EMILIANO 3,900 SLOBODIN, KYLA 3,900 SPARKS, MARY E 5,000 SUN, PROPHECY 6,000 TAYLOR, JONI E 5,000 TERRY, THEO 5,000 TYMKOW, JOURDAN 6,000 UNRAU, TRISTAN 3,000 VANDERGUGTEN, NICHOLAS 5,000 WALKER, CARRIE 6,000 WATKINSON, MAEGHAN R 5,000 WATTS, CALEY A 6,000 WELLE, GENEVIEVE K 5,000 WYNNE, JEFFREY 5,000 255,500

Scholarship Total 750,100

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DIGITAL MEDIA

DIGITAL MEDIA Interactive Digital Media A partnership between the British Columbia Arts Council and Creative BC to develop and deliver funding programs in support of artists and companies working in the field 650,000 of interactive digital media. The British Columbia Arts Council contributed $650,000 to this program and funded the list of awards below.

FIELDTRIPP MEDIA INC. 50,000 TURTLEBOX PRODUCTIONS 20,000 ROCKETCHICKEN INTERACTIVE INC. 50,000 TANGIBLE INTERACTION DESIGN INC. 50,000 AGENTIC COMMUNICATIONS INC. 50,000 JADE TONG 21,000 CHARM GAMES INC. 50,000 EDEN INDUSTRIES INC. 50,000 SURREY ART GALLERY 50,000 STELLAR JAY STUDIOS INC. 50,000 MIND FESTIVAL LEARNING LTD. 50,000 ELECTIVE MEDIA INC. 50,000 WANTOO NETWORKS 50,000 PUG PHARM PRODUCTIONS INC. 50,000

TOTAL: INTERACTIVE DIGITAL MEDIA 650,000

TOTAL 2015/16 BC ARTS COUNCIL AWARDS 23,997,000

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