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CADA-ON is a non-profit organization that empowers and educates its membership of dance professionals to promote the art form in society. It was formed in 1986 in response to impending Status of the Artist Legislation in Canada and incorporated in the Province of Ontario in 1995.

Jen Arron's unique shooting style is rooted in fine art documentary and cultural landscape photography. The art of visual communication has driven Jen for over a decade. At age 14, Jen's photographic spirit ignited as she began to look at the world through her Nikon FE2. Since then, she has received numerous awards and prizes for her artistic achievement and creative excellence. Jen holds a BFA in Photography Studies from Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada. Since graduating in 2001, Jen has travelled all over the globe, using her skills and talents, and working in interesting settings.

Design Guru uses open technology to empower everyone - from multinational corporations to everyday people - to share their ideas on the web.  Design Guru builds tools for social interaction, fostering communities around their clients.

CCI is an arts service organization that is membership-based (presenters, artists, artist reps, venues, consultants) and serves the arts presenting industry in Ontario. We are a non-profit arts and social innovation network that seeks to change people's lives through their lively interaction with quality artistic experiences.  

A winner of Toronto Community Foundation’s Vital Ideas award in 2007, Creative Trust has been storming the performance scene and making waves with its innovative approach to developing sustainable performing arts organizations. Creative Trust’s Working Capital for the Arts program is helping to ensure a strong and healthy future for Toronto’s creative theatre, music and dance companies by providing the financial and planning skills they need to meet today’s complex challenges.

View on Canadian Art exposes what's new and interesting in Canadian art. Traditionally under-reported, the Canadian art scene has been creating astounding work in the shadows of national consciousness. The only blog of its kind, VOCA brings together viewers, collectors and artists to celebrate this country's vibrant artistic creativity.

Mammalian Diving Reflex is firmly constituted to alter the viewer's consciousness, creating work that is at once furious, riotous and rigorous. MDR smashes ideas together at high speeds to see what pops out, inadvertently producing ideal entertainment for the end of the world.