November 20–22, 2009, 11am–5pm
Opening Reception Friday November 20, 7–9 pm
Miniature art show of 8 x 8 inch pieces donated by local artists.
Each piece on sale for $75; all proceeds going to support the Workman Arts Project at CAMH.
History
Since its creation in 2002, the Love Show has worked to raise awareness about the privilege that surrounds us and our responsibility to support others. Each year, proceeds from the show are used to support community-based organizations that combat violence and encourage self esteem. Each of us has infinite abilities of kindness and love. This year, we support Workman Arts, a not-for-profit professional arts company working in partnership with and located in the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health.
Theme
This year’s theme, Dreams, encompasses all meanings of the word: the dreams we have at night, dreams of the future, aspirations, visions and fantasies. We are pleased to support the Workman Arts Project as they help artists with mental illness and addiction issues realize their dreams.
Workman Arts
The mission of the Workman Arts Project is to support aspiring, emerging and established artists with mental illness and addiction issues who are committed to developing and refining their art form and promoting a greater understanding of mental illness and addiction through film, theatre, visual art, music and the literary arts.
918 Bathurst is a new centre supporting culture, arts, media and education in downtown Toronto, Canada. We are an inclusive centre that supports academic, artistic, holistic, personal and professional career programming with an emphasis on personal development.
For more information, visit our website at 918bathurst.com, email us at info@918bathurst.com or call us at 416-538-0868.
We would like to thank our sponsors and partner organizations:
