ART GALLERY OF MISSISSAUGA
Mississauga’s Public Art Gallery
300 City Centre Dive
Mississauga, Ontario
905 896-5088
Exciting exhibitions and programmes showcasing the best in regional, national and international contemporary art.
www.artgalleryofmississauga.com

ARTISTS IN MOMENTUM
Artists in Momentum – AIM,  acts as a revolving door connecting the artist and the community, while nurturing and sustaining the spirit of the individual.  Working on a project by project basis, AIM uses art as the foundation to promote mental well being through visual self expression and creativity in the workplace, and in the community.
www.artistsinmomentum.com

BLACKWOOD GALLERY
The Blackwood Gallery is a contemporary art centre situated on the University of Toronto Mississauga campus, and dedicated to open, public research. We present curated exhibitions featuring the work of local, national, and international professional artists in three spaces: the Blackwood Gallery in room 140 of the Kaneff Centre on Inner Circle Road, the e|gallery on the ground floor of the Communication, Culture, and Information Technology Building (CCT), and the Bernie Miller Lightbox on the outside of William Davis Building.
www.blackwoodgallery.ca

CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY MISSISSAUGA
The Chamber Music Society of Mississauga is a registered, charitable and incorporated presenting arts organization in Mississauga. All CMSM programs rely on donations and funding from individuals, grants, businesses and other organizations.
www.chambermusicmississauga.org

COW OVER MOON THEATRE
Cow Over Moon was founded in March 1995 by a group of grade 11 and 12 students at Cawthra Park Secondary School in Mississauga. The troupe of volunteers performed adapted versions of classic fairy tales children’s stories in malls, schools and at special events in Mississauga. Since then the company has developed its unique way of retelling famous children’s stories through improvisation while delighting audiences in both Mississauga and Toronto for over 17 years.
www.facebook.com/cowovermoon

CREATE CONVERGENCE
Combining poetry with art to communicate and connect, we fuel engaging exchanges that expand awareness and alter perceptions of our world and ourselves, creating the space for healing. CreateConvergence is Angela Chao (Visual Artist) and Susan Ksiezopolski (poet).  www.createconvergence.com

FROG IN HAND
Frog in Hand began with a cast of frogs performing circus tricks under the artistic direction of two sisters, Noelle Hamlyn and Colleen Snell, who were one and five years old at the time. From this whimsical debut springs our firm belief that art begins in humble places – including the mud and grass of the backyard. Building on this modest foundation we have formed a diverse collective of dancers, fight choreographers, musicians, actors, spoken word poets, costume designers and visual artists who come together to create cross-disciplinary performances in unusual spaces. Our collective has national and international professional experience, having trained and performed in Canada (Ottawa, Toronto, Vancouver, Montréal), the United States (Chicago, Miami, New York), Japan, China, Korea, India, Ireland, Israel, Australia and England. Frog in Hand has received commissions from the Canada Council for the Arts (2016), the Ontario Arts Council (2014/15/16/17), the Guelph Dance Festival, Hillside Inside Festival, Art Gallery of Ontario, Kitchener Waterloo’s Night/Shift, the Art Gallery of Mississauga, Ontario’s Culture Days, the Mississauga Waterfront Festival, Springboard Danse Montreal (2015) and the Banff Centre for the Arts (Colleen: Creative Gesture dance/Noelle: costume practicum). Frog in Hand has created and produced many dance works – mostly site specific projects incorporating theatrical and visual elements. We’ve worked in parks, gazebos, a public water fountain, staircases, an abandoned gun factory, an elevator, art galleries, street corners and various theatres. Frog in Hand incorporated as a not-for profit in 2016.
www.froginhand.com

LIVING ARTS CENTRE
The Living Arts Centre is a not-for-profit, charitable organization that operates the premiere arts and culture facility located in the heart of Mississauga. A dynamic and accessible gathering place for creativity, the Centre welcomes more than 400,000 discerning and culturally diverse visitors annually. The Living Arts Centre is dedicated to being a place for global engagement in the arts, housing a stunning landmark atrium, three presentation-ready theatres, seven professional craft studios, and an attractive in-house restaurant and burgeoning catering operation. Now celebrating its 20th Anniversary, the Centre plays host to hundreds of performing arts, educational, community, and corporate events and activities each year, continuing its mission to promote Arts for Life.
www.livingartscentre.ca