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Year in Review • 2009–2010

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

The Art Gallery of Ontario fulfilled its mission to bring art and people together with resounding success in2009–2010. In this first full year of operation as the“transformed AGO,” we welcomed a total of 878,478 visitors — our highest annual attendance in more than 15 years. Building on the enthusiastic public response to the launch of the expanded and renovated building in November 2008, people came to experience the newly installed collection galleries, exhibitions from around the world, education programs and community activities.They exchanged points of view and discovered new perspectives. Visitors discussed works of art with theartists who created them. Families played in our Off theWall! hands-on centre and connected with engaging displays of art by schoolchildren in our communitygallery. Audiences of all ages enjoyed hip hop perform-ances, chamber music and poetry readings in WalkerCourt and attended receptions, dinners and weddings in our Baillie Court event space. They savoured exhibition-themed menus in FRANK Restaurant, boughtthat perfect gift in shopAGO, relaxed with a drink in theEspresso Bar overlooking Grange Park and chatted over a snack in caféAGO. The public explored and celebratedevery aspect that makes the AGO the imaginative centreof our city and province. The public continued to revel in the architecture

created by Frank Gehry, with the AGO being awardedthe People’s Choice Award for Architecture in the Commercial and Institutional category, chosen fromamong 32 structures across the city. The Gallery’s collection was enhanced with strategic

acquisitions of historical and contemporary works. With507 works added in 2009–2010, the AGO’s collectionnow totals more than 79,500 works. A highlight was an extraordinary gift by leading art collector and philanthropist Dr. Ydessa Hendeles of 32 Canadian and international artworks, strengthening the AGO’scontemporary holdings.An ambitious exhibition schedule brought works of art

from around the world to Toronto. The major draw for the

year was the blockbuster exhibition KING TUT: TheGolden King and the Great Pharaohs, organized by the National Geographic Society, Arts and Exhibitions International (AEI) and AEG Exhibitions, with cooperationfrom the Egyptian Supreme Council of Antiquities. Theshow featured a collection of more than 100 artifacts that explored how life and art evolved in Egypt under various rulers, spanning 2,000 years of ancient Egyptianhistory. The show ran until May 2, with a total attendanceof 404,364 visitors — the third-highest exhibition attendance in the AGO’s history. The AGO’s commitment to education received a major

boost with the contribution of $7.5 million from the federalgovernment’s Infrastructure Stimulus Fund toward theGallery’s Weston Family Learning Centre. This supportallowed the AGO to move forward immediately with the renovation and expansion of our education area. The project was first made public in 2008 with the announcement of a lead gift of $12 million of capital and endowment funds from The W. Garfield WestonFoundation — the single largest gift in support of art education in the Gallery’s history. The Weston FamilyLearning Centre will enable the Gallery to increase participation in art education for all ages, with dedicatedspaces for art instruction, workshops and community-based exhibitions. The Centre will be a fully wireless, networked facility featuring broadcast and video conferencing capabilities that will enable the Gallery toreach out to students and teachers in their classroomsthrough online interactive technologies — revolutionizingthe way we approach education.In August, we celebrated the tenth anniversary of the

AGO’s award-winning youth outreach program, Teens Behind the Scenes. Over the past decade, programs foryouth have been created by youth, dazzling the city withsome of the most imaginative and unforgettable art projects — from a skateboard ballet featuring dancersfrom the National Ballet of Canada and Toronto’s hottestskateboarders, to a forest installation made entirely froma month’s supply of paper destined for recycling. In

addition to events and exhibitions, the AGO’s Youth Council is also focused on developing regular youth programming for FREE After 3!, which offers secondarystudents free admission to the AGO weekdays afterschool. FREE After 3! is just one element of our ongoing efforts

to ensure that the AGO welcomes visitors from all walksof life. Free admission on Wednesday evenings has beenan AGO tradition for more than 25 years. And through ourpartnerships with community organizations across thecity, such as the Toronto Public Library and the Institutefor Canadian Citizenship, an increasing number of challenged communities are able to consider the AGO one of their regular destinations. Despite the uncertain economy and the learning curve

associated with operating a newly expanded facility, theAGO successfully completed the 2009–2010 fiscal yearwith a net surplus of $1.5 million. This strong financialposition is due to the success of the KING TUT exhibitionand will provide increased stability to the AGO’s operationin 2010–2011. We also want to thank the Government ofOntario for its annual support, which represents 40 percent of the AGO’s operation. This secure foundationenables our institution to adjust more readily to economicchallenges while investing in exhibitions and educationprograms that benefit the people of Ontario. In summary, it is our privilege to report that the

2009–2010 year was filled with notable achievements as we continue to reach out to our many communitiesand affirm that art truly does matter.

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

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

Tony GaglianoPresident

Matthew TeitelbaumMichael and Sonja Koerner Director, and CEO

APRILThe AGO opens the exhibition Remix: New Modernities in aPost-Indian World. Organized by the Heard Museum and theSmithsonian National Museum of the American Indian, theexhibition explores complex ideas about what it means to bean indigenous artist in the twenty-first century.

The Art Gallery of Ontario’s fifth annual Massive Partyfundraiser is the first on-site benefit to be held at the AGOsince its grand reopening. As part of the Massive Uprisingtheme, guests are encouraged to join the revolution andmake love, not war.

The AGO partners with the Ontario College of Art and Design,University Settlement and the local neighbourhood for thesixth annual Grange Park Cleanup, held in conjunction withMayor David Miller’s Community Cleanup Day.

MAYThe AGO participates in the CONTACT Toronto PhotographyFestival with the video projection Émile by artist Bettina Hoffmann. The work is installed in the AGO’s innovativestorefront exhibition space, the Young Gallery.

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

Mexican artist Marco Antonio Cruz is awarded the 2009Grange Prize for contemporary photography. A partnershipbetween the AGO and Aeroplan, the annual $50,000 prize isthe largest of its kind in Canada and is decided entirely bypublic voting.

AGO executive chef Anne Yarymowich is named Chef of the Year by the Ontario Hostelry Institute at its Gold Awards Dinner.

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JUNEThe transformed AGO takes home Toronto’s People’s ChoiceAward for Architecture (the Pug Award) in the Commercialand Institutional category. The AGO wins out over 32 structures across the city.

The AGO’s Pride Week celebrations begin with the installation Artwherk! Show for PRIDE. Visitors are invited to celebrate the power of artistic creation through this showcase of work by young and emerging LGBTTQQ2Sartists.

JULYThe AGO marks the fiftieth anniversary of Cape Dorset’sfamed Kinngait Studios with the exhibition Arctic Spirit,showcasing prints and sculpture from this internationallyrenowned centre.

Five AGO volunteers receive a 2009 Ontario Volunteer Service Award for 30 years of service. Ella Klajnerman, CarolLindsay, Joan London, Diane Thornton and Sybil Wilkinsonare recognized for their contributions and continuous yearsof commitment to the AGO.

AUGUST

The AGO’s award-winning Teens Behind the Scenes programcelebrates its tenth anniversary with special exhibitions andevents. Over the past decade, the program has involved morethan 15,000 local young people in its activities.

The AGO’s booth at the CNE explores the theme Cultural Mosaic of Toronto. Three community arts organizations —ArtHeart Community Art Centre in Regent Park, Art City in St. James Town, and UrbanArts Community Arts Council inWeston — create art murals celebrating their identity.

AGO supporters Sandy and Joseph Rotman are recognizedas Outstanding Philanthropists by the Greater Toronto Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals(AFP). The AGO’s executive director of development, Shawn St. Michael, is also named Outstanding FundraisingProfessional by the association.

SEPTEMBER

The AGO partners with the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) tolaunch two complementary exhibitions celebrating photogra-pher Edward Steichen. The AGO presents Edward Steichen:In High Fashion, The Condé Nast Years, 1923–1937, while theROM shows Vanity Fair Portraits: Photographs 1913–2008.

Photography’s new frontier is in the spotlight as BeautifulFictions: Photography at the AGO — Featuring the Vivian & David Campbell Collection opens on the fifth floor of the contemporary tower. The exhibition showcases more than 60 photographers, including Candida Höfer, Thomas Struth,Michael Snow, Suzy Lake and Cindy Sherman.

The AGO-organized exhibition Drawing Attention: One Hundred Master Drawings from the Collection of the ArtGallery of Ontario opens at the prestigious Dulwich PictureGallery in London, England.


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OCTOBERThe AGO becomes the gateway for Scotiabank Nuit Blancheon October 3, as interactive feedback from Torontoist andArtStars about events and installations around the city isprojected onto the Gallery building.

The AGO is the only Canadian destination for the delightfulexhibition Alexander Calder: The Paris Years, 1926–1933, organized by the Whitney Museum of American Art, NewYork, and the Centre Pompidou, Paris.

The AGO plays host as the National Docent Symposiumcomes to Canada for the first time. The annual conferenceprovides professional development and networking for staffand volunteers working in the education sector.

NOVEMBERAfter 30 years, the remarkable treasures of King Tut are onceagain at the AGO with the opening of KING TUT: The GoldenKing and the Great Pharaohs— a crowd-pleasing exhibitionorganized by the National Geographic Society, Arts and Exhibitions International (AEI) and AEG Exhibitions, with cooperation from the Egyptian Supreme Council of Antiquities. The exhibition is heralded by a 26-foot Anubis installed at the corner of Dundas and McCaul Streets.

The transformed AGO celebrates its first anniversary. Since the opening weekend in November 2008, the AGO’scompelling collections installed in Frank Gehry–designedspaces have received rave reviews from the public and mediaaround the world.

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

The AGO’s Art Matters blog generates lively online discus-sion about works in the AGO’s collection, exhibitions and is-sues surrounding visual arts.

JANUARYThe provocative exhibition Rembrandt / Freud: Etchings fromLife opens, encouraging visitors to make new connectionsbetween these two great masters of the human form.

Vault tours, exclusive artist meet-and-greets, and after-hours Gallery access are just some of the benefits offered toa new group of young patrons at the Art Gallery of Ontario asAGO Next welcomes the next generation of art enthusiastsand philanthropists.

Leading art collector and philanthropist Dr. Ydessa Hendelesdonates an extraordinary collection of 32 Canadian and international contemporary artworks to the AGO, represent-ing the most significant single gift of contemporary art in theAGO’s 110-year history.


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FEBRUARYThe daring collage-based works of Kenyan-born WangechiMutu are on display in the exhibition Wangechi Mutu: ThisYou Call Civilization?— the first solo exhibition of Mutu’s socially charged artwork at a major North American art museum.

Françoise Sullivan: Inner Force celebrates the career of pioneering Canadian multimedia artist Françoise Sullivan,who was awarded the Gershon Iskowitz Prize in 2008 for her contribution to visual arts in Canada.

The AGO’s Weston Family Learning Centre receives a majorboost from the federal government with a $7.5 million funding contribution from the Government of Canada’s Infrastructure Stimulus Fund. The project is being designedby Toronto firm Hariri Pontarini Architects.

MARCHAcclaimed international artist Anselm Kiefer’s monumentalinstallation Palmsonntag (Palm Sunday) has its Canadianpremiere at the AGO.

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

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

CAPTIONS

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

2. The sixth annual Grange Park Cleanup.

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

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

5. The AGO’s booth at the CNE.

6. Entrance to the exhibition Edward Steichen: In High Fashion.

7. Anubis standing guard at McCaul and Dundas Streets during the KING TUTexhibition.

8. Exhibition banner for KING TUT.© 2009 Leib Kopman.

9. Announcement of funding from the Government of Canada’s InfrastructureStimulus Fund for the Weston Family Learning Centre. (From left): AGO Directorand CEO Matthew Teitelbaum; Garfield Mitchell, Director, The W. Garfield WestonFoundation; Robin Young, Chair of the AGO Education Committee; and The Hon.John Baird, Minister of Transport, Infrastructure and Communities.

Unless otherwise noted, all photographs are courtesy of AGO photographersCraig Boyko, Christina Gapic, Ian Lefebvre, Leah Maghanoy and Dean Tomlinson.© Art Gallery of Ontario.


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

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

The following is a selection of other key acquisitions from each of the collecting areas over the past year. CANADIAN

Lawren S. HarrisCanadian, 1885–1970

Laurentians, 1913–1914Oil on canvas76.5 x 89.7 cmGift of Sylvia and Irving Ungerman and Family2009 / 179© 2010 Estate of Lawren S. Harris

This rare canvas from Lawren Harris’s trip to the Laurentiansin 1913 marks an important point in his development as anartist. The work is a decisive step toward an increasinglypainterly representation of the landscape that typifies Harris’s painting. It also demonstrates his treatment of Canadian subjects with the progressively bolder palette that he developed through J.E.H. MacDonald’s influence.

Karoo AshevakCanadian, 1940–1974

Spirit Figure, 1974Whale bone, stone, antler84.0 x 31.6 x 19.8 cmGift of Vincent Tovell2009 / 390© 2010 Karoo Ashevak

Karoo Ashevak’s works are easily recognizable by his characteristic useof whalebone, with head, eyes and appendages done in the most unusual way. Ashevak falls somewhere in between an older generation of artists who were coming off the land and a new generation bent on expressing a present tense of stark realism.

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

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Will GorlitzCanadian, born 1952

Bad Faith — Yellow, 1987Oil on canvas218.6 x 317.3 x 3.5 cmGift of Owen Shime2009/33© 2010 Will Gorlitz

This large canvas from Will Gorlitz’s first moment of earlymaturity depicts the artist at an existential crossroads. Heappears as a character in an imagined scene, confrontingdestiny. It is the largest work by the artist in the AGO’s collection and represents Gorlitz’s stature as a senior Canadian representational artist.

Rachel HarrisonAmerican, born 1966

Sphinx, 2002Polystyrene, cement, Parex acrylic paint, wood, painted gypsum wallboard with framed chromogenic printGift of Robin and David Young2009/ 199

American artist Rachel Harrison has risen to internationalprominence by creating sculpture that maintains quirky personal connections to the everyday world. Relying on ablend of traditional and hardware-store-bought materials,she creates provocative work that surprises the viewer.

Suzy LakeBorn in Detroit, Michigan, in 1947; living in Canada since1968

Untitled, from the installation Are You Talking toMe?, 19795 hand-coloured silver gelatin prints and 2 colour gelatinprintsPurchased with the assistance of Art Toronto 2009 Opening Night Preview and the David Yuile and Mary Elizabeth Hodgson Fund and Greg Latremoille2009/ 101.1-7

Acquired as part of the AGO’s focus on building a signatureSuzy Lake collection, this series of prints represents a pivotalstage in Lake’s career. To create Are You Talking to Me?,Lake documented herself performing the famous scene from Taxi Driver and manipulated her negatives and prints to amplify the emotional aspects of the monologue.

EUROPEAN

Jacques Villon French, 1875–1963

Self-Portrait in Studio, 1934Oil on canvas54.6 x 45.8 cmGift of Vincent Tovell2009/388

Self-Portrait in Studio is one of two oils, an etching and twodrawings that belong to the Grand dessinateur series of Villon self-portraits from 1934–35. Jacques Villon was verymuch inspired by the sculpture of his brother, RaymondDuchamp-Villon, and this is often referenced in his paintings,drawings and prints.

Raymond Duchamp-Villon French, 1876–1918

Jeune Fille Assise (Seated Girl), 1914 Plaster32.3 x 11.0 x 16.4 cmGift of Vincent Tovell2009/389© 2010 Art Gallery of Ontario

Seated Girl is a key addition to the AGO’s permanent collection of works by Raymond Duchamp-Villon, one of the foremost masters of European modern sculpture. Aunique life-time plaster, it appears to have been based on amannequin-like figure, pared down to an essential geometry of conical, oval and triangular forms.


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Unknown French Prisoners of WarThree-Decker Prisoner of War Model, 1793–1815Bone, baleen, copper alloy, cord, thread, foil, wood, mica,straw, polychrome, paperGift of Fredrik S. Eaton 2009/227© 2010 Art Gallery of Ontario

This model of a rigged three-decker British warship is an outstanding example of work made by the more than120,000 prisoners of war (mostly French) placed in detention in England between 1793 and 1815. Despite appalling living conditions, the POWs transformed mutton or beef bones, saved from daily rations, into detailed, sophisticated carvings. At regular prison fairs, models likethis one sold for significant sums. At the conclusion of theNapoleonic Wars, some prisoners had been so successfulwith their carvings that they remained in Britain to continuemeeting market demand.

Stanley Spencer British, 1891–1959

Dorset Landscape, 1920Oil on canvas35.0 x 46.0 cmGift of Dr. and Mrs. A.D. Taliano2009/223

This painting is one of seven known canvases and panelspainted by Stanley Spencer while at Durweston in centralDorset in 1920. Spencer’s landscape paintings differ quitesignificantly from the detailed and symbolic paintings of hisreligious series. In 1948, he recalled that he had abandonedreligious subjects in 1920 due to “war depression” but, in addition to the lighter subject matter, there were other therapeutic benefits to painting landscapes. Spencer foundthat landscapes were much more commercially viable, unlikehis more complicated religious works.

PHOTOGRAPHY

James VanDerZeeAmerican, 1886–1983

Undeclared War, 1927 Gelatin silver print, printed late 1960s24 x 19.2 cmPurchased with funds donated by AGO members2008/196

This humorous tableau is part of a series of aggrieved wivesand wayward husbands. The stage for this study of genderrelations was James VanDerZee’s apartment, which alsoserved as his photo studio. This photograph joins one otherwork by VanDerZee in the AGO’s collection — a portrait ofpainter Jean-Michel Basquiat.

André Kertész Born in Budapest, Hungary, 1894; died in New York, 1985

Untitled, 1929Gelatin silver print, printed late 1940s or early 1950s35.1 x 27.9 cmGift of Stephen Brown and Brenda Woods2009/202© 2010 André Kertész

Using a small hand-held camera, André Kertész roamed thestreets and countryside where he lived (Hungary, then Parisand finally New York), making photographs. This group offive unique gelatin silver prints — all landscapes and parks in rural France — portrays a coherent, definitive perspectiveon France.


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Julia Margaret CameronBritish, 1815–1879

La Santa Julia, 1867Albumen print29.9 x 24.3 cmPurchase, with assistance from Photography Curatorial Committee2009/25

Julia Margaret Cameron’s unconventional life and artistic vision mark her as one of the most outstanding and influentialartists to have emerged in the history of photography. Sheproduced more than 1,200 photographs during a relativelybrief career that she began in 1864, at the age of 48, andended a few years before her death in 1879. Her portraits ofeminent Victorians and photographic compositions staged to illustrate poetical and biblical works have been the subjectof many books, articles and exhibitions since the 1870s.

PRINTS AND DRAWINGSJacques Louis PetitFrench, 1760–1812After Jean-Joseph Bernard (French, 1740–1809)

Calligraphic Portrait of Marie Antoinette, 1787Engraving in sepia and red ink on paper59.5 x 38.6 cmPurchased as a gift of the Trier-Fodor Foundation2009/979© 2010 Art Gallery of Ontario

The AGO has been building a collection of caricatures formore than 40 years. The collection now numbers over 500prints and drawings. Within this collection there is a focus on caricatures, posters and book illustrations related to the period of the French Revolution. Marie Antoinette was themost notorious queen in French history and was recently the subject of a major exhibition at the Grand Palais, Paris. This rare, large-scale engraving is a technical tour de force,executed using an extraordinary calligraphic technique.

Philibert-Louis Debucourt French, 1755–1832

The Palais Royal-gallery’s Walk. Promenade de la Galerie du Palais Royal, 1787Etching & engraving printed in colour from four plates on paper 37.6 x 57.0 cmPurchased as a gift of the Trier-Fodor Foundation2009/80

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


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Calligraphic Portrait of Marie Antoinette, 1787

George Bellows American, 1882–1925

The Drunk, 1923–24Lithograph on paper39.7 x 33.0 cmPurchased as a gift of John Harkness (1954–2007) 2009/ 105© 2010 Art Gallery of Ontario

George Bellows stands as one of the great masters in thefield of lithography and in the history of American print-making. Between 1921 and 1924, he created 170 lithographs.Among his characteristic subjects were portraits of his familyand friends, boxing scenes, events from World War I, NewYork street scenes, nudes and religious subjects. The Drunkshows the intense human drama and dynamic movement thatcharacterized Bellows’s most famous images.

E.P. TAYLOR RESEARCH LIBRARY & ARCHIVES

David Brown Milne fonds Gift of David Milne Jr.

The David Brown Milne archive represents the major visuallegacy of one of Canada’s leading artists of the twentiethcentury, and establishes the Art Gallery of Ontario as a centre for research on Milne. It includes the largest concentration of preparatory works on paper, cancelled watercolours and sketchbooks by Milne, as well as importantcorrespondence, diaries and other textual records. The Milnefonds will support the research and exhibition of the AGO’spermanent collection of Milne works of art, particularlythrough the David Milne Study Centre.

On Kawara Japanese, born 1933

I MET: 1968 to 1979 Multiple in book format, 12 volumes (boxed), copy 17/90Published Antwerp, 2004Gift of Mr. Tom Bjarnason

From June 1, 1968, until September 17, 1979, Japanese conceptual artist On Kawara recorded details of his daily lifeon a single sheet of paper. This grew to 4,772 pages — eachpage a typewritten chronological list of every person he metand conversed with during the day, with the date stamped onthe bottom of each page. The artist named the project I MET.A facsimile edition of the original 24 binders was produced in Antwerp in 2004 by Editions Micheline Szwajcer & Michèle Didier.

Alvin Langdon Coburn American, 1882–1966

Men of Mark Book with 33 photogravure portraits printed by the photographerUnnumbered limited edition of 300Published London, 1913Gift of Mr. Jeff Nolte

This book by photographer A.L. Coburn contains a collectionof portraits in photogravure of literary and art celebrities. Associated with Steichen, Stieglitz and Käsebier in New York early in his career, in London Coburn fell in with the Vorticists, a group of artists that included Wyndham Lewisand Henri Gaudier-Brzeska. Coburn dropped out of the photographic scene in the 1920s, after becoming increas-ingly interested in mysticism. In the late 1940s, he was rediscovered — and his reputation revived — by BeaumontNewhall, then Director of George Eastman House inRochester, New York.


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The Art Gallery of Ontario is governed by a Board ofTrustees and Directors, responsible for the overall direction of the Gallery. The AGO’s board membersgenerously volunteer their expertise, knowledge andtime to ensure the institution’s effective operation.

Tony Gagliano, President (ON)Barbara Astman (D)A. Charles Baillie, Honorary Chairman (CF)Avie Bennett (ON) David Campbell (D) Elizabeth Comper (CF)Dominic D’Alessandro (D)Rupert J. Duchesne, Vice-President (M)Ivan Fecan (ON) James D. Fleck (D) Richard Florida (ON)Murray Frum (M) Allan Gotlieb (M) Anthony R. Graham (M) Maxine Granovsky Gluskin, Vice-President (M) Al Green (D)Bob Harding (M)Michael Hasley (D) Ydessa Hendeles (CF)Beth Horowitz (ON)Rosamond Ivey, Vice-President (M)Luis Jacob (D)Michael M. Koerner (M) Phil Lind (D)John Massey (D)David Macdonald (CF) Councillor Peter Milczyn (T)Shabin Mohamed (ON)

Gilles Ouellette (CF)John A. Pollock (D) Jonas Prince (M)Jack Rabinovitch (D)Carol Rapp (D) Lynda Reeves (ON) Sandra Rotman (D) Samuel Sarick (D) Jay Smith (M) Anne Marie Smith (M)Howard Sokolowski (D)Joseph M. Tanenbaum (D)Councillor Adam Vaughan (T)Clare Winterbottom (D) Robin Young (ON)

EX-OFFICIOLisa Clements, Corporate SecretaryPhyllis Couzin, Volunteer Representative Matthew Teitelbaum, Director and CEO

(M) Trustee, elected from the AGO Membership

(CF) Trustee, appointed by the AGO College of Founders

(ON) Trustee, appointed by the Lieutenant Governor in Council

(T) Trustee, appointed by the City of Toronto

(D) Director, appointed by the AGO President

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The Art Gallery of Ontario is funded in part by the Ontario Ministry of Culture. Additional operating support is received from the Volunteers of the AGO, the City of Toronto, the Department of Canadian Heritage, the Canada Council for the Arts and manycorporations, foundations and individuals.

ANNUAL CAMPAIGN 2009–2010

The Art Gallery of Ontariogratefully acknowledges thegenerosity of those patrons,corporations and foundationsthat have contributed to theannual campaign. These annualgifts are critical to sustainingthe high calibre of collections,programs and exhibitions forwhich the Gallery is known.

SPONSORSHIP AND SPECIAL PROGRAM FUNDING

Signature Partner: Canadian Collection ProgramBMO Financial Group

Signature Partner: Contemporary CollectionProgramAmerican Express

Signature Partner: Photography Collection ProgramAeroplan

Media PartnersBravo!CTVglobemediaThe Globe and Mail

EXHIBITION & INSTALLATION SUPPORTERS

Alexander Calder: The Paris Years,1926–1933C.A. Delaney Capital Management Ltd.

Anselm Kiefer: PalmsonntagLinda Frum & Howard SokolowskiMetropia

Arctic Spirit: 50th Anniversary ofCape Dorset’s Kinngait StudiosBarry Appleton

Beautiful Fictions: Photography at the AGO —Featuring the Vivian & DavidCampbell CollectionVivian & David Campbell

Beautiful Fictions SymposiumThe Musagetes Fund at the Kitchener and Waterloo Community Foundation

RBC Foundation

Edward Steichen: In High FashionThe Volunteers of the Art Gallery of Ontario

KING TUT: The Golden King and the Great PharaohsNorthern Trust

Sculpture as Time: Major Works.New Acquisitions.Linda Frum & Howard SokolowskiMetropia

Surreal ThingsAmerican Express

Toronto NowGenerously supported by The Contemporary Circle:Charles & Marilyn BaillieGerald Conway & Kanur SrinivasanBeth & John P. CurtinSandra & Leo DelZottoGail Drummond & Robert DorranceMaxine Granovsky Gluskin & Ira Gluskin

Robert HardingRosamond Ivey & John MacfarlanePhilip B. Lind & Ellen RolandDougal & Barbara MacdonaldSarah & David MacdonaldNadir & Shabin MohamedJonas & Lynda PrinceRobin & David Young

Wangechi Mutu: This You Call Civilization?George Hartman & Arlene Goldman

Research & Installation of theCanadian GalleriesJackman FoundationGretchen & Donald Ross

Research & Installation of the Contemporary GalleriesSandra Faire & Ivan FecanCarol & Morton Rapp

Research & Installation of the European GalleriesPeter Marrone & Mary MontanariGeorge Cedric Metcalf Foundation

Research & Installation of the Library and Archives Collection and the Esther and Arthur GelberTreasurySara & Richard CharneyJudith GelberNance Gelber & Daniel BjarnasonPatricia & David Rubin

Research & Installation of the Photography GalleryMira Godard

Collection SupportDavid G. BroadhurstHal Jackman FoundationMichael F.B. NesbittPenny Rubinoff

EDUCATION & PUBLIC PROGRAMS SUPPORTERS

Education ProgramsGenerously supported by smART women:Cecily BradshawLesley CampbellVicki CampbellVivian CampbellKirby ChownRicky CohenSusan CrockerKiki DelaneyLaura DinnerLynn FactorSandra ForbesLeslie GalesMaxine Granovsky GluskinDebra Grobstein CampbellBeth HorowitzMartine IrmanShanitha KachanGale M. KellyJoan LozinskiNancy MacKellarMargaret McCainNancy PencerSandra PitbladoJill ReitmanEleanor ShenHoney ShermanMaureen SquibbStephanie StavroElizabeth WalterKathleen WardSally Wright

Off the Wall!The Mariano Elia Foundation

Teens Behind the ScenesLead Sponsor:Ericsson Canada Inc.Generously supported by:Lloyd Carr-Harris FoundationTippet Foundation

Accessibility InitiativesThe Joan & Clifford Hatch Foundation

SPECIAL PROJECTS SUPPORTERS

Conservation for Chardin’sStill Life with Jar of ApricotsBNP Paribas

Free Wednesday NightsThe Catherine & Maxwell Meighen Foundation

The Grange PrizeAn AGO and Aeroplan PartnershipSupporting Sponsor:Mexico Tourism Board

Michael & Janet Scott Curatorial Travel FundMichael & Janet Scott

National Docent SymposiumLead Sponsors:Aga Khan Trust for CultureThe Volunteers of the Art Gallery of Ontario

Supporting Sponsor:Canadian TirePatrons:Phyllis & Robert CouzinDiana L. GoadAnonymous (1)

Supporting Partner: Website Design ServicesDevlin eBusiness Architects Inc.

Preferred Technology SupplierPioneer Electronics Canada Inc.

Preferred Beverage SuppliersCoca-Cola Bottling CompanyDiageo Canada Inc.Nestlé Waters CanadaSABMillerVincor Canada Inc.

FUNDRAISING EVENTS SUPPORTERS

King TUT GalaCIBC World Markets Inc.Kinross Gold CorporationMercedes-Benz Canada Inc.Sprott Asset Management

Massive PartyLead Sponsor:CTVglobemediaSupporting Sponsors:Claymore Investments, Inc.Equity Transfer & Trust CompanyInvestors Group Inc.

Art Toronto Preview GalaLead Sponsor:RBC Financial GroupSupporting Sponsor:AXA Insurance Canada

Patrons of the Special Collectors’PreviewColette & Tom BarberBarometer Capital Management Inc.Geoffrey & Nancy BelsherRon & Adriana CarinciAndy Chisholm & Laurie ThomsonGordon Currie & Robin HeintzmanFred & Sue DalleyTye & Eileen FarrowMegan & Andrew FooteLiz Gallery-Tedford & Matt TedfordBobby GenoveseBlake & Belinda GoldringCarol GrayGreg & Susan GuichonNancy & Richard HammJason & Marci KroftDoug & Maryella LeggatEllen McGrathAudrey & David MirvishDavid & Cathy ParkesTim & Frances PriceHeather & Aaron RegentScott Morris Architects Inc.Margaret SteedElaine Vacheresse & Rene SorellSarah WhiteRobin & David Young

Gift-in-Kind DonorsAbercrombie & KentAir CanadaChair-man Mills Inc.Fabricland Distributors Inc.

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Fiori Floral DesignFour Seasons Hotels and ResortsInterbrandLounge RentalsMark J. Mooney and AssociatesMicki’sMike Weir WineNOW MagazinePACARTSmirnoffStratus VineyardsVisual FX Inc.

CORPORATIONS

$25,000 +AeroplanAmerican ExpressBMO Financial GroupCIBC World Markets Inc.C.A. Delaney Capital Management Ltd.Ericsson Canada Inc.InterbrandKinross Gold CorporationMexico Tourism BoardNorthern TrustPioneer Electronics of Canada, Inc.RBCSprott Asset ManagementSt. Joseph CommunicationsAnonymous (1)

$15,000–$24,999Claymore Investments, Inc.Equity Transfer & Trust CompanyInvestors Group Inc.Mercedes-Benz Canada Inc.

$7,500–$14,999Burgundy Asset Management Ltd.Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLPCIBC MellonDundeeWealthFabricland Distributors Inc.Genuity Capital MarketsGluskin Sheff + Associates Inc.K.J. Harrison & Partners Inc.KPMGMetro Toronto Convention CentreMorgan Stanley CanadaNational Bank Financial GroupRBC Capital MarketsThomson ReutersTorys LLPWesterkirk Capital Inc.

$4,000–$7,499Barometer Capital Management Inc.Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLPBLOOMBERGBorden Ladner Gervais LLPCanaccord Capital CorporationGeorge Weston LimitedGoodmans LLPKPMB ArchitectsOsler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLPReitmans (Canada) LimitedSABMillerScotia Capital Inc.Scott Morris Architects Inc.Sun Life FinancialTD Bank Financial Group

$2,000–$3,999Aon Reed Stenhouse Inc.BDO Dunwoody LLPDion, Durrell + Associates Inc.Ernst & Young LLPFour Seasons Hotels and ResortsLoch GalleryPark Property Management Inc.Raymond James Ltd.Robins, Appleby & TaubWawanesa InsuranceAnonymous (1)

FOUNDATIONS

$25,000 +Aga Khan Trust for CultureHal Jackman FoundationJackman FoundationThe Catherine & Maxwell Meighen Foundation

The Musagetes Fund at the Kitchener and Waterloo Community Foundation

RBC FoundationRotman Family FoundationThe W. Garfield Weston FoundationTD Friends of the Environment Foundation

$15,000–$24,999The Joan & Clifford Hatch Foundation

$7,500–$14,999The Dalglish Family FoundationThe Mariano Elia FoundationThe Lloyd Carr-Harris FoundationTippet FoundationAnonymous (1)

$4,000–$7,499The Thor E. and Nicole Eaton Family Charitable Foundation

The Wolfe and Millie Goodman Foundation

The George Cedric Metcalf FoundationThe Henry White Kinnear Foundation

$2,000–$3,999The K.M. Hunter Charitable Foundation

The Silver Tree Foundation

INDIVIDUALS

$25,000 +Barry Appleton & Magaly BianchiniCharles & Marilyn BaillieMr. & Mrs. Avie BennettCecily & Robert BradshawEstate of Dr. Michael BraudoDavid G. BroadhurstMarjorie BronfmanVivian & David CampbellGerald Conway & Kanur SrinivasanBeth & John P. CurtinKiki DelaneySandra & Leo DelZottoGail Drummond & Robert DorranceSandra Faire & Ivan FecanLinda Frum & Howard SokolowskiMira GodardMaxine Granovsky Gluskin & Ira Gluskin

Robert HardingGeorge Hartman & Arlene GoldmanRosamond IveyMichael & Sonja KoernerKenneth LeePhilip B. LindSarah & David MacdonaldDougal & Barbara MacdonaldPeter Marrone & Mary MontanariEstate of John MilnesNadir & Shabin MohamedMichael F.B. NesbittJonas & Lynda PrinceCarol & Morton RappEstate of Ernst RedelmeierRichard Rooney & Laura DinnerGretchen & Donald RossPenny RubinoffMichael & Janet ScottEstate of Gail Ferriss SheardAda W. SlaightJay Smith & Laura RappRobin & David Young

$15,000–$24,999Elizabeth A. & Richard J. CurrieMr. & Mrs. Thor EatonMargaret & Jim FleckLynda Hamilton & Jack CockwellMrs. Norah Lyle HarrisGale M. KellyGreg LatremoilleJoan & Jerry LozinskiKeith Ray & Leslie GalesSamuel & Esther SarickGerald Sheff & Shanitha KachanMarion & Gerald SolowayRichard & Heather Thomson

$7,500–$14,999Francine & Bob BarrettSara & Richard CharneyPeter & Ricky CohenF. Anthony & Elizabeth ComperCharles & Louis Coppa & FamilySusan Crocker & John HunkinDr. Shashi B. Dewan & Janet E. DewanTye & Eileen FarrowTony & Lina GaglianoJudith GelberNance Gelber & Daniel BjarnasonJ. Lawrence & Diana L. GoadAnthony & Helen GrahamKathleen GrahamStephen Grant & Sandra ForbesAl & Malka GreenNona HeaslipBeth HorowitzSheldon Inwentash & Lynn FactorMartine M. IrmanRita KaganStacey KimelNancy MacKellarMargaret McCainEstate of Luella A.M.B. McClearyJ.L. & E. Jane McDougallJack MorrisNancy PencerSandra & Jim PitbladoLynda ReevesJoel & Jill ReitmanSandra & Joseph RotmanPatricia & David RubinJudy Schulich & David SteinFrancis & Eleanor ShenHoney & Barry ShermanMaureen & Wayne SquibbThe Steve and Sally Stavro FamilyFoundation

Rose & Charles Tabachnick

Elizabeth & John ToryElizabeth & Bruce WalterKathleen WardMr. & Mrs. William P. WilderDavid & Shelagh WilsonSally WrightMorden YollesLinda YoungJoyce & Fred ZemansSusan ZorziAnonymous (2)

$4,000–$7,499James C. BaillieRichard J. BalfourColette & Tom BarberGeoffrey & Nancy BelsherThomas H. BjarnasonJohn Brown & Melanie EdwardsRon & Adriana CarinciSusan Caskey & John FrancisAndy Chisholm & Laurie ThomsonKirby ChownLinda Chu & John DonaldJudith & Marshall CohenDaniel Cook & Suzanne Ivey CookPhyllis & Robert CouzinBrad & Shane CromptonGordon Currie & Robin HeintzmanDominic & Pearl D’AlessandroFred & Sue DalleyBill & Robin DowneRupert Duchesne & Holly Coll-Black Family

Kristin & David FergusonMegan & Andrew FooteWayne & Isabel FoxLiz Gallery-Tedford & Matt TedfordRoger & Kevin GarlandBobby GenoveseBlake & Belinda GoldringSondra & Allan GotliebCarol GrayKaren GreenLindy GreenGreg & Susan GuichonDoug Guzman & Sheila BrownThe Hon. Donna J. HaleyJohn Hamilton & Alexandra JonssonNancy & Richard HammDavid C. & Mariella HolmesGail HutchisonRichard M. IveyDiana & Philip JacksonKololian FamilyJason & Marci Kroft

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James Lahey & Pym BuitenhuisDoug & Maryella LeggatHarriet LewisLorraine & Donald E. LoebJohn & Gail MacNaughtonJune McLeanMark & Judy McLeanAudrey & David MirvishWilliam & Lori MocklerBill Morneau & Nancy McCainGilles & Julia OuelletteAl Pace & Kristin MorchDavid & Cathy ParkesClaudine & Joseph PopeTim & Frances PriceRobert J. Dickinson PyneHeather & Aaron RegentEarl Rotman & Ariella RohringerDorothy ShoichetNan ShuttleworthJoan SohnEstate of Helen Allen StaceyMargaret SteedBill & Bronwen ThomasElaine Vacheresse & Rene SorellSamuel WebsterSarah WhiteLaurence & Caroline WightJoan & Bob WrightFumiko YamamotoAnonymous (3)

$2,000–$3,999Richard T. Adams & Kenneth BurkeVanessa AlexanderP.M. AndersonRobin & Malcolm AnthonyGail & Mark AppelRobert & Mary Pat ArmstrongValerie & Christopher ArmstrongYveline Audemars & Humberto RiveroGeorge & Elizabeth BairdWalter M. & Lisa Balfour BowenHelen G. BalfourPaul Bain & Isa SpaldingRobert & Mona BandeenKaren & Bill BarnettShon & Cindy BarnettAndrew BarnickiNana Barnor-LampteyShelagh BarringtonPatricia Bartlett-RichardsRochelle BaumRose BaumPaul & Florence BeckerRobert & Rana Beckerman

Renette & David BermanMargaret BertrandNani & Austin BeutelDiana BillesJames BlakeEllen & Murray BlanksteinPeter & Dorine BloemenWilliam & Monique BlundellSandra BroudyReg Bronskill & Helen FindlayWendy BrydenTerry BurgoyneCawthra BurnsMartha Burns & Paul GrossMary & Brendan CalderJoseph & Helen CasseJason & Allison ChangWilliam Charnetski & Tracey-Anne Pearce

Dr. John Chiu in memory of Yvonne Chiu

David & Valerie ChristieClark & FariaCatherine & Stephen ClarkThe Max Clarkson Family FoundationJoan D. ClaytonSimon ClementsRichard CocqAlan & Phyllis CohenEarlaine CollinsJim & Mary ConnacherMartin Connell & Linda HaynesAndrew CookeMichael CooperSarah E. Crawford & David KirkwoodJack & Beverly CreedDenton Creighton & Kristine VikmanisCultural Asset Management GroupJean Curran O’BrienDavid & Stacey CynamonFern DaiterRupert Field-Marsham & Lindsay Dale-Harris

James Darroch & Brenda BlackstockJennifer DattelsJeanie DavisMichael & Honor de PencierAlfonso & Beatriz Del ValleCatherine & Robert DeluceGeorge & Katherine DembroskiPeter Dey & Phyllis OrtvedMargaret J. DicksonSarah Dinnick & Colin WebsterMarcus DoyleWanda & Jim DubeYael Dunkelman

Charlotte & Nicholas DurandDavid DuranovichMary & Douglas DymentTarek El-KhatibMatthew ElkindJordan Elliott & Lynne GriffinLissa EllsmereJohn & Gay EvansCatherine FauquierJanice L. FeheleyPatricia FeheleyDavid & Elyssa FeldbergDavid & Angela FeldmanGoldie FeldmanGlenna & George FierhellerM. Patricia FischerBarbara & David FlemingRichard & Rana FloridaRobert & Julia FosterMargaret FoxPaul Fredricks & Victoria FoleyJoe & Budgie FriebergLynn FromFred & Mary Pat FuchsMimi Fullerton & Myer BrodyJohn & Alda FutheyRobert GallagherPhilip GeorgeSenator Irving & Gail GersteinMichael Gibbens & Lora VerkouilleGordon & Pamela GibsonRobert H. GibsonMaxwell & Heather GotliebAlan & Renee GozlanRon & Gillian GrahamRon & Gitte GranofskyBrian H. Greenspan & Marla BergerMr. & Mrs. Howard S. GreenwoodHelen & Jim GriffithsJonathan Guss & Leslie MilrodJames GutmannRichard & Pamela HalliseyScott & Ellen HandJohn & Ruth HanniganAzmi HaqMark Hartley & Joanna TannerMichael & Diane HasleyRobert & Valerie HayRoger & Joan HeelerSheldon & Mary HellinDianne W. HendersonMary & Paul HendersonLaurie HerdGillian Hewitt SmithBrian HodgesChristopher Hoffmann & Joan Eakin

Frances & Peter HoggTien HuangMr. & Mrs. W.B.G. HumphriesKristian & Margaret IsbergItalinteriors LimitedRichard & Donna IveyDon & Betty IvisonVictoria Jackman & Bruce KuwabaraNorman JewisonMiriam KaganKevin KayePatrick & Barbara KeenanW.J. & Hiroko KeithMony KelleyAndrew & Ruth KeninsJack D. Kerr-WilsonNaomi KirshenbaumMichelle Koerner & Kevin DoyleJim & Elske KofmanMary & Sam KohnDon & Suzanne KopasOlga KorperRichard & Nancy KostoffTerri KulakKuperman FamilyRon Lalonde & Jane HumphreysElizabeth & Goulding LambertKaren & Donald LangAaron LatnerSteven Latner & FamilySandra LawrenceJohn B. LawsonBruce G. LawsonPaul Lee & Jill MaynardMarcel & Lyne LerouxVictor LeungSusan G. Lévesque & M. Rita GrimshawLinda Lewis & Lorie CappeJanet & Sid LindsayMyrna LoDonald & Lorraine LoebJohn LownsbroughPeter H. Lunney & Eric McClellandR.G. MacdonaldSandra & Bart MacDougallBruce & Barbara MacGowanJohn & Robin MaitlandLiza Mauer & Andrew SheinerW. Kenneth McCarterDaniel McClureNancy & John McFadyenPaul & Martha McLeanSeaton McLean & Sonja SmitsJames & Jane McMynMargaret C. McNeeBarry McQuade & Albert Koebel

Peter & Allison MenkesKen & Renee MetrickMary-Ann MetrickJoyce Louise MianoMargot MilesEllen & Michael MillerJoseph MimranAlexandra MontgomeryMicheline MontgomeryChris Morgan & Jan InnesNeil MorrisonJohn & Sarah NagelMaymar NamanDoug & Janet NewlandsGordon & Janet NixonMichael NorgroveAnthony Novac & Jennifer LeitchElisa Nuyten & David DimeDonald O’BornTara O’GradyGeoffrey & Dawn OgramDeborah O’Leary & Craig Mading & Family

Margaret O’SullivanChris Paliare & Eva MarszewskiDean & Hoda ParipoushElyse ParkerJohn & Mitzi PepallRichard & Annette PivnickJustin PorterAndrew & Valerie PringleLola Rasminsky & Robert PresnerAmanda RatajMr. & Mrs. Leslie RebanksJuta ReedCindy RendelyJohn & Susan Rose & FamilyJudith & Jack RoseHarry & Evelyn RosenLarry RosenCarolyn & Paul RothLinda Rothstein & Ian RolandRobert RubinoffNikola Rukaj GalleryJohn Sartz & Mallory Morris-SartzWilliam & Meredith SaundersonBeverly & Fred SchaefferLionel & Carol SchipperEmily Schmidt & Gregory BurnsSarah ScottSteve ScottDr. Marianne SegerMike SerbinisMiriam ShiellMonty & Judith SimmondsMary & Murray Sinclair

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Paul SinclaireHugh & Katy SisleyAnne Marie & David SmithBarry & Helen SmithGlenn SmithIbolya SmithStephen & Jane SmithPhilip SomervilleShawn St. Michael & Michael McCarthyBarbara L. SteeleAndrew & Gaye SteinDr. & Mrs. Stephen SternDavid StevensonDr. & Mrs. J.M. StewartIrving StorferMichael StorferKate Subak & Doug EberleeGina Tapper & Walter AronovitchMatthew Teitelbaum & Susan CohenTimothy M. ThompsonSusan J. ThomsonKathryn J. ThorntonJoanne ThringDoug TodghamErnest H. ToomathAnne UllmanIrving & Sylvia Ungerman & FamilyMary Usher-JonesAlicia VandermeerLinda & Fred WaksAlan & Janet WalkerRon Walker & Susan MonteithLenore WaltersScott Wambolt & Michelle MawbyColin & Barbara WatsonJoan & Alan WatsonJohn & Diana WeatherallVictoria WebsterAnn WilcoxMartha WilderDr. Murray WilsonFlorence & Mickey WinbergSusan WitteveenGeorge YabuBurle & Louise YollesArlene & John YoungMichael YoungDr. Sandra ZakarowEb & Jane ZeidlerDavid Thexton & Lydia ZornAnonymous (17)

Works of Art, Library &Archive DonorsHugh Anson-CartwrightSarah Anson-CartwrightLewis Auerbach & Barbara LegowskiE. Dolores BackhauserThomas H. BjarnasonJessica BradleyFrancis & Tina BraunAlison BrigdenStephen Brown & Brenda WoodsRobert A. BurleyClementine Ruth CarsenFamily of Isle A. Cohen (Mrs. Maxwell Cohen), 1918–2008William & Jane DaleSheila J. DukeFredrik S. & Catherine EatonSorel EtrogJohn Wallace GrahamYdessa HendelesHal & Katharine HookeNancy HushionDavid M. JohnsonDr. & Mrs. Martin H. KosoyJoan Lovat SmithPaul Marks & Shawna GranovskyJane MartinLise Melhorn-BoeDavid MilneMichael MitchellGuy MolinariJeff NolteJohn NorrisFamily of Kim OndaatjeLarry PfaffGerald & Hyla PrenickCarol & Morton RappEstate of Robert James “Paddy” Sampson

Rick/SimonOwen ShimeRandall SpellerJudith StoffmanDr. A.D. TalianoThe Thomson CollectionVincent Massey TovellIrving & Sylvia Ungerman & FamilyChristopher WahlSydney Lawrence Wax & Lillian Lisa Wax

Jennie WhiteMorris WolfeRobin & David YoungAnonymous (5)

This wall reflects cumulative gifts to the Art Gallery of Ontario for the periodApril 1, 2009 through March 31, 2010.

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PERMANENT DONORS AND MEMBERS

Permanent Membership status is awarded to individuals, corporations and foundationswhose generous cumulative gifts have provided substantial financial support to the Gallery and enhanced its permanentcollection.

Visionary FoundersKenneth & Marilyn Thomson

Transforming FoundersMaxine Granovsky Gluskin& Ira Gluskin

Michael & Sonja Koerner

Landmark FoundersCharles & Marilyn BaillieMargaret & Jim FleckRosamond IveyAllan Slaight & Emmanuelle GattusoJoey & Toby Tanenbaum

Grand FoundersMary Stewart BagnaniBennett Family FoundationEstate of Margery Florence BoultonDr. Michael BraudoAndrea & Charles BronfmanVivian & David CampbellWalter CarsenJean & Floyd ChalmersMorey & Jennifer ChaplickRoy G. ColeF. Anthony & Elizabeth ComperMrs. Margaret A. CrangSheila CurnoeRichard & Elizabeth CurrieRoger I. DavidsonSusan C. DavidsonThe Delaney Family FoundationDr. Shashi B. Dewan & Janet E. DewanFredrik S. & Catherine EatonBetty Ann & R. Fraser ElliottIvan Fecan & Sandra FaireMr. & Mrs. John FlemerMr. & Mrs. Nicholas FodorMurray Frum & Nancy LockhartMrs. Miriam GaboMarvin B. GelberMira GodardBetty & Martin Goodwin

Sondra & Allan GotliebAl & Malka GreenEthel & Milton HarrisAnn & Lawrence HeiseyYdessa HendelesSharon & Bernard HermanEstate of David Y. HodgsonMrs. Beryl M. IveyRichard & Donna IveyPhilip B. LindRobert & Cheryl McEwenJune McLean & W.F. McLeanJohn & Nancy MulvihillMr. & Mrs. Edmund G. OdetteMr. Victor PetersCarol & Morton RappMr. John B. RidleyMrs. Norma RidleyRichard Rooney & Laura DinnerMargaret & Ian RossSandra & Joseph RotmanSamuel & Esther SarickAlison & Alan SchwartzMichael & Janet ScottGerald Sheff & Shanitha KachanHoney & Barry ShermanSandra SimpsonJay Smith & Laura RappMichael SnowHoward & Linda SokolowskiRose & Charles TabachnickMrs. Max TanenbaumDavid ThomsonValerie Greenfield Thompson & Hunter E. Thompson

Elizabeth & John ToryMr. Vincent TovellIrving & Sylvia Ungerman & FamilyMrs. David H.M. VaughanMrs. L. Marguerite VaughanEstate of Paul WeingardenThe Hon. Hilary M. Weston &Mr. W. Galen Weston

Robin & David YoungAnonymous (3)

Distinguished FoundersHarold & Margaret AltmanThe Anthony FamilyThe Carlo & Angela Baldassarra FamilyJeannie BaxterThomas H. BjarnasonDavid & Anita BlackwoodRudy Bratty & FamilyMarjorie BronfmanEdward Burtynsky

Ann CameronRalph & Rose Chiodo & FamilyBrenda Coleman Milrad & Aaron MilradMario & Ginesia Cortelucci & FamilyDominic D’Alessandro & FamilyHelen A. DalesThe DeGasperis FamilyJack & Mary DelZotto FamilyThe De Meneghi FamiliesCam O. di Prata & FamilyDr. Helen J. DowMrs. Signy Hildur EatonGaetano & Giuseppina Gagliano & Family

Roger & Kevin GarlandThe Albert Gasparro FamilyArthur & Esther GelberRobert HardingKatharine & James HealDr. Naomi Jackson GrovesLinda & Bob KrembilSonia & Arthur LabattAnthony Lacavera & FamilyMichael Latner & FamilySteven Latner & FamilyGreg LatremoilleLongo’s Family Charitable Foundation David & Sarah MacdonaldHarry & Ann MalcolmsonBill Morneau & Nancy McCainGilles & Julia OuelletteTim & Frances PriceIda Pusateri & Family & Frank LuchettaThe Mario & Nadia Romano FamilyGretchen & Donald M. RossThe Felice Sabatino FamilyMs. Myra SableLuigi & Marylou Santaguida & Family

The Ivano Scarlato FamilyRobert & Lynn SimpsonDr. J. Murray Speirs & Mrs. Doris Huestis Speirs

Mrs. Donald B. StrudleyDr. A.D. TalianoThe TLN Telelatino Television GroupRichard & Heather ThomsonThe Varone FamilyMrs. O.D. VaughanMr. & Mrs. William P. WilderMr. & Mrs. Graham WilliamsDavid & Shelagh WilsonSamuel J. Zacks & Ayala Zacks Abramov

Patron FoundersIrene AndersonCarol & David AppelSalah J. BachirMr. William BellmanJeanny & Walter BickEdmund C. BoveyMr. & Mrs. Sidney BregmanAA BronsonDennis & Mary BunyanMrs. Jack BushMs. M. Joan ChalmersSara & Richard CharneyCharles Coppa & FamilyLouie Coppa & FamilyJane CorkinBeth & John P. CurtinMrs. John David EatonDr. F. Michael & Colette EggertDr. Mariano A. EliaShirley & Morris EmerMarie LeSueur FlemingMr. Meredith FlemingAnthony & Lina GaglianoJudith A. GelberNance J. Gelber & Daniel Bjarnason Molly & George GilmourPeter & Shelagh GodsoeAnthony & Helen GrahamK.M. GrahamTony Woolfson & Judith HarrisEstate of Elcy Harrison Wallace Nona & William HeaslipErnest & Rivette HerzigAvrom IsaacsMr. Richard M. IveyDr. & Mrs. F.L.R. JackmanMr. & Mrs. Henry R. JackmanMrs. Mary KershawAlbert & Vera KircheisMarcia Klamer & Harry KlamerDr. & Mrs. Martin H. KosoyMichael LaineTom & Patricia La PierreSusan LatremoilleMr. & Mrs. M.L. LesserAngelika & David LittlefieldFay & Jules LoebJoan & Jerry LozinskiMr. & Mrs. J. Blair MacAulayHart MasseyLuella A.M.B. McClearyMr. & Mrs. Peter MeltzerAudrey & David MirvishEstate of Guido MolinariDr. M.R. Nadel

Estate of Mary Gordon NesbittMrs. Robert M. NesbittGeorgia PrassasPatricia & David RubinMr. & Mrs. Fred SchaefferGerald Schwartz & Heather ReismanFrank & Marianne SegerIsadore & Rosalie SharpAda W. SlaightLynn & Stephen SmartMr. & Mrs. Clair StewartMr. Edwin StringerE.P. TaylorMatthew Teitelbaum & Susan CohenMrs. Anne Amys WaltersIsobel & John WilkinsonDr. & Mrs. R.G. WilliamsonMr. Lynton WilsonRoss & Marion WoodmanMr. Jennings D. YoungAnonymous (4)

FoundersTony AllardEstate of Eileen AllenPeter & Jocelyn AllenIn Memory of Patricia Joy AlpertEvelyn AmisMr. John AndreMr. Hugh Anson-CartwrightBram & Bluma AppelBarry Appleton & Magaly BianchiniMr. Daniel ArbourRoy ArdenTony & Anne ArrellSydney BaconGilbert BagnaniJames C. BaillieRichard J. BalfourMrs. Saundray P. BallMrs. C.S. BandJohn T. BandDr. Henrietta BantingColette & Tom BarberMr. & Mrs. David C. BarberShon & Cindy BarnettFrancine & Robert BarrettMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. BataW. Geoffrey & Sandie BeattieDavid R. BeattyGeoff & Nancy BelsherJalynn H. BennettJ.P. BickellMargaret H. BindhardtMr. & Mrs. David BirkenshawC.S. Blackwell

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Lawrence & Frances BloombergSean BourdeauEdmund C. BoveyMrs. Edmund C. BoveyRobert BradshawWilliam & Anna Maria BraithwaiteMarta BraunHans, Susan & Elise BrenninkmeyerDavid G. BroadhurstSamuel BronfmanLaing & Kathleen BrownBob & Tina BuchanTerry BurgoyneMrs. J.S. BurnsideMarlene & Neville BurstonDennis BurtonE.G. BurtonValerie C. Burton & David H. MilmanEdward Burtynsky & Jeannie BaxterTerry BushAnne CallahanEric CameronSylvia & Irving CamlotBarry Campbell & Debra Grobstein Campbell

Guy & Margaret Carr-HarrisMrs. C.R. CarsenJohn R. CaseyMrs. Clarice ChalmersEphram & Linda ChaplickJanet Charlton & Robin KorthalsYvonne ChiuMatina ChronesJohn & Lynn ClappisonMrs. Max B.E. ClarksonEstate of Christian ClaudeAlan & Phyllis CohenRicky & Peter CohenRichard & Jessica CohenNeil B. ColeMrs. Charles ComfortLionel F. Conacher & Joan T. DeaGerald Conway & Kanur SrinivasanDaniel Cook & Suzanne Ivey CookGroup Captain H.L. CooperBruno M. & Ruby CormierMaria CorsiniRobert & Phyllis CouzinThe Hon. G.A. CoxH.C. CoxJames & Shirley CrangCharles Lane Crang & Gertrude Eileen Crang

Elizabeth & Douglas CrashleyMrs. Sue CrasswellerSusan Crocker & John Hunkin

Estate of Elizabeth DalesMr. John Harkness DalesWilliam & Jane DaleW.B. DaltonLeslie & Anna DanFrank DarlingMr. Harris C. DavidsonMrs. Harry DavidsonMr. Matthew S. DavidsonElaine & Michael DaviesDr. Michel D’AvirroMr. & Mrs. Henry F. DavisSandra & Leo DelZottoMichael & Honor de PencierMr. Bernard DesrochesThe P.I. Di Luca FamilyCamillo O. di Prata & FamilyAlan DignanMr. Robert DirsteinMr. & Mrs. Mark DonohuePatrick DouglasThe Hon. Charles & Mrs. Anne DubinRupert Duchesne & Holly Coll-Black Family

Mr. & Mrs. Ben DunkelmanMrs. D.A. DunlapMrs. Nancy DraperGail Drummond & Bob DorranceMr. & Mrs. Alan Y. EatonA.Y. EatonJohn David EatonLady EatonR.Y. EatonMrs. R.Y. EatonMrs. Timothy EatonElizabeth G. EdwardsMrs. Mary E. EdwardsAtom Egoyan & Arsinée KhanjianMr. & Mrs. John J. ElderEstate of Evelyn Ellen ElrickEstate of Georgina ElyBruce & Karen EtheringtonDavid & Elyssa FeldbergDavid & Angela FeldmanCharles P. FellTony & Shari FellProfessor & Mrs. William O. FennellBetty Ramsaur FergusonDavid & Kristin FergusonMr. Gerald FergusonR.W. FinlaysonMrs. R.W. FinlaysonAlison Arbuckle FisherLonti Ebers & Bruce FlattJ.W. FlavelleLady Flavelle

David & Yvonne FleckMiss Emily FodorGillian & Joseph FodorSandra Forbes & Stephen GrantJ.W.C. ForsterE.C. FoxMary Frances & Keith HendrickCarl M. FrankelMrs. Carl M. FrankelPhilip FryH.H. FudgerMiss H.L. FudgerMimi Fullerton & Myer BrodyMichiko GagnonMrs. E. Kathleen GairdnerMr. George R. GardinerHelen E. GardinerMrs. Suzanne GaynMrs. Arthur E. (Esther) Gelber Douglas & Anne GibsonMrs. Jane M. GiffinMrs. Norman M. GilchristLorraine GladstoneDavid & Jacqueline GladstoneMr. & Mrs. J. Lawrence GoadMrs. Margaret GodsoeValerie Godsoe JenningsMr. H. Stephen GooderhamMr. John Lockhart GordonMrs. Walter Lockhart GordonMr. & Mrs. David GottliebAlan & Renee GozlanMrs. Isabel S. GrantAnais GranofskyCarol GrayEdward R. GreigKaren GreenScott & Krystyne GriffinGeorge & Kitty GrossmanJ.H. GundyThe John Gutmann Revocable TrustFrederick HaganThe Hon. Donna J. HaleyMrs. Carol A. HallMr. John A. HallLynda Hamilton & Jack CockwellNancy & Richard HammNoel HardingB. & P. HarrisMrs. Norah Lyle HarrisEstate of John Richmond HarrisW.C. HarrisMr. William C. HarrisJim & Melinda HarrisonMichael & Diane HasleyMr. & Mrs. William S. Hechter

Roy L. HeenanDr. Theodore HeinrichKatharine W. HelmMrs. Diana HillmanEvelyn & Irving HimelPeter & Frances HoggChristopher E. HorneBeth HorowitzMr. & Mrs. W.B.G. HumphriesMrs. W.R.B. HumphriesAnn M. Hutchison & James P. CarleyMiss Janet E. HutchisonIan Ihnatowycz & Marta WiterSheldon Inwentash & Lynn FactorAv IsaacsJennifer Ivey BannockRev. Edward J.R. JackmanThe Hon. H.N.R. JackmanDiana & Philip JacksonJ.T. JohnsonMrs. Marion Darte JohnsonW. McAllister JohnsonMr. Grant W. JonesBarry & Cathy JoslinMr. Jack KadeKaren Kain & Ross PettyRita KaganMucie & Kips KaplanskyMr. Ron Kaplansky & Ms. Liz WhiteKen & Nancy KembryThe Hon. Sir Edward KempMr. Garry Neill KennedyMr. Brian KilpatrickMr. Joseph KlamerMiss Marianne KlamerMr. David KnightMargaret H. KnoxMr. & Mrs. Harold KonopnyDon & Suzanne KopasHarold A. KopasMr. Paul LabelleR.A. LaidlawW.C. LaidlawRon Lalonde & Jane HumphreysMr. Carmen Lamanna & FamilyElse LandauerGerald LarkinThe Hon. P.C. LarkinMurray LauferDavid Leith & Jacqueline SpayneCol. R.W. LeonardMrs. R.W. LeonardRita LetendreDr. Peter K. LewinDr. Emmanuel S. LilkerAnne Lind

Stephen Lister & Molly RundlePhipps & Barbara LounsberyDr. Daniel LoweJohn LownsbroughPeggy LownsbroughLouise MacCallum & Michael BarnstijnDougal & Barbara MacdonaldHarry A. MacDonaldDrs. Jack & Asa MacDonellEnid Rae MaclachlanMr. Jacques MailhotMarielle & Paul MailhotMr. Pierre MailhotJanina & Antonio ManciniLynne & Allan ManfordMr. Ron MannMarlene MarklePaul Marks & Shawna GranovskyMayta & Jerome MarksonNorbert & Clara Marocco & FamilyPeter Marrone & Mary MontanariChester D. MasseyEstate of H.A. MasseyJohn MasseyVincent MasseyArnold C. MatthewsMrs. Arnold C. MatthewsT. Frank MatthewsBruce Mau & Bisi WilliamsJames & Brenda McCutcheonMrs. Donald D. McKayMiss Isabel McLaughlinR.S. McLaughlinJ.S. McLeanMark & Judy McLeanPaul & Martha McLeanJohn McNicollN.B. McPhersonMr. & Mrs. George MedeTed & Julie MedlandMr. James MeekisonMrs. David MeltzerMrs. Bruno MendelProf. Bruno MendelMrs. Toni MendelMr. Gerhard MerzDaniel & Ingrid MidaJohn MilnesMr. Gary S. MilradMs. Marla MilradMrs. Pauline MilradMs. Rhonda MilradNadir & Shabin MohamedHenry MooreMr. & Mrs. Walter A. MoosMr. & Mrs. Stephen P.M. Morley

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Ms. Sylvia A. MorleyDavid R. MorriceMiss F. Eleanor MorriceJack MorrisRussell & Katherine MorrisonG.A. MorrowMrs. Graham MorrowMr. Cawthra F. MulockDorothy P. MunroeDr. Sean B. MurphyThe M. Muzzo FamilyDr. & Mrs. Earl MyersDr. & Mrs. Lou MyersMr. & Mrs. Kazuo NakamuraNancyruthMichael F. B. NesbittGordon & Janet NixonMr. Dennis OppenheimEdmund B. OslerBernard & Sylvia OstryCharles PachterEstate of Hilda McLaughlin PangmanMichael Parke-Taylor & Barbara ButtsMr. Geoffrey C. ParkinJeanne ParkinJohn C. ParkinG. Scott Paterson & Tamara Bahry-Paterson

Col. Henry M. PellattMrs. Reginald PellattThe Perkell FamilyLarry PfaffMichael PflugLorne PierceMr. Lawrence PinkneySandra & Jim PitbladoSylvia PlattRabbi & Mrs. W. Gunther PlautJohn A. PollockBrian & Megan PorterChris PoulsenVivienne PoyMr. Lucio PozziJonas & Lynda PrinceRobert J. Dickinson PyneCecelia QuarringtonGeoffrey Rans, Goldie Rans & Virginia Hung

Keith Ray & Leslie GalesTamara Rebanks & James AppleyardErnest & Flavia RedelmeierFrancis & Ruth RedelmeierMr. & Mrs. W. RedelmeierMr. & Mrs. Donald B. RedfernGreg Reed & Heather HoweLynda Reeves

Marcia E. ReidJoel & Jill ReitmanLenore RichardsMalcolm D. RichardsonDr. Bill RingMrs. George W. RobinetteCol. F.B. RobinsDr. Martin L. RobinsonAlfred RogersWalter & Lilo RoschlauJocelyn RossDr. A. RostasEarl Rotman & Ariella RohringerArthur RuddyMrs. Belle RuddyJared SableMr. Morris SafferSigmund SamuelMr. & Mrs. Andrew SarlosLionel H. & Carol SchipperTanna & Seymour SchulichGail Ferriss SheardMr. & Mrs. Stanley R. ShenkmanMr. & Mrs. Ernie SheriffNan ShuttleworthEvan & Garnet SiddallSir Clifford SiftonDavid P. Silcox & Linda IntaschiMrs. Saul A. SilvermanBruce & Tracy SimpsonGeorge G. SinclairMrs. George G. SinclairMr. Robert SiskindHarriette Dixon Boulton SmithDr. Michael SoleGerald & Marion SolowayJoseph & Antoinette SorbaraEdward & Marisa SorbaraGregory & Kate SorbaraMr. Erick SpencerAndrew SprachmanBarney SprachmanMr. & Mrs. Mandel SprachmanRobert SprachmanMaureen & Wayne SquibbBarbara L. SteeleE.W. SteinerR.N. SteinerTheodore M. SterlingDr. Max SternJeff StoberDr. Mary Louise StockValentine N. StockMrs. Valentine N. StockGeorgine StrathyDonald B. Strudley

Mrs. Mary Alice StuartMr. Richard I. SuttonGeorge SwintonMs. Moira Beth SwintonMs. Nelda Jill SwintonMr. John H. SwitzerCarol TanenbaumMarcella & Joseph TanzolaRonald TaskerMr. & Mrs. Charles TaylorMrs. E.P. TaylorCharles & Lois ThomsonMiss Hilda Harkness ThomsonDr. Walter M. TovellEstate of Harold TownMrs. Lillian Massey TrebleDonald & Elaine TriggsMrs. Helen TrierMrs. Emily Fodor Van RheeA. Murray VaughanJ.J. VaughanDr. Y. VerbeetenMrs. Bernice VincentSir Edmund WalkerDr. J. Allan WaltersMrs. H.D. WarrenMarla & Larry WasserPhyllis & William WatersMrs. Melville C. WatsonMr. & Mrs. Michael WayneAnn & Marshall WebbDr. Marvin WeislerJames W. WestawayStephen D. WhiteDr. Alan G. WilkinsonH.H. WilliamsHamilton B. WillsMrs. Hamilton B. WillsMrs. John Alexander WilsonDr. Murray WilsonClare E. WinterbottomE.R. WoodMrs. E.R. WoodFrank P. & Emma WoodT.H. WoodRhonda Milrad YanoverMr. & Mrs. John YaremkoMorden YollesFrancis & Marvin YontefMr. Irving ZuckerKenneth C. ZuckermanAnonymous (10)

Endowment BenefactorsJocelyne AlloucherieMr. Peter AllwardMrs. Rosemary AmellSt. Clair BalfourMs. Fern BayerMrs. John ChipmanMrs. Marilyn ConklinMrs. Gordon ConnPeter Denny & Marion JohnsonDr. P. ForbathProf. & Mrs. P.W. FoxDr. & Mrs. Cecil GilbertMr. Skip GillhamMr. W. GillingMr. Joseph GodfreyDr. J. GoodmanMr. Lorne GrahamMary Frances & Keith HendrickMr. J. HewetsonMrs. H. HunterDr. Jane IrwinDr. Joshua JosephsonMrs. Helen KarrelDr. & Mrs. Oscar S. KofmanMr. & Mrs. John KudelkaMrs. Ruth LangleyDr. & Mrs. Bernard LaskiMr. & Mrs. W. LeonardMr. Christian MailhotMrs. A. MatthewsMr. & Mrs. Louis MelzackDr. J.E. MergelasMrs. Marian MooreMr. Pierre MyrandMr. Ron PetersMr. Howard PhillipsMrs. Ralph PresgraveMr. & Mrs. Bernard RaschMiss F. RichardsMr. Robert Sachter, Q.C.Mr. I. Schwartz & Ms. J. HlinkaDr. Hugh ScullyDavid & Ruth ShaulMrs. Roni ShierMr. Peter SilvermanMrs. Arthur SquiresMrs. A. SteinerDr. J. UviraMrs. Helga VonwichtMr. R. WaddsMr. C. WeymanMr. David Wright

BenefactorsMrs. Valerie ApplebaumMs. Svetlana AronovA. AuldMr. Andre BachandBob & Mona BandeenMr. Flavio BelliMr. Hugh BonneyMr. & Mrs. L. BonnycastleMs. Margaret BrennanMrs. Marjorie BridgesMr. F. BriggsMrs. Qennefer BrowneMrs. Edgar Burton Sr.Mr. G. BurtonMr. C. BushMr. Jack BushDr. David Brez Carlisle & Dr. Roxane Carlisle

Marion & Dixon ChantMs. Olga CharyshynMr. Timothy ChisholmMrs. Pamela ClarkMr. Ian CollierMrs. A. DavidsonMr. Angelo DelZottoMrs. Samuel DingmanMrs. C. DobellMr. B. DougallMrs. Darrell DraperSimon DresdnereDagny DryerMiss Marie DunSeithMr. C. EllisEstate of John E. BrentMr. & Mrs. G. FeeMr. David FinnMrs. Nigel FoulkesMrs. D. FurnivalMr. Bertrand GersteinMr. Ernest GillMrs. Kathleen GillingMrs. Samuel GodfreyMr. Duncan GordonProf. John GrantMrs. Gerald GreeneMr. Anthony G. GriffinMr. & Mrs. Harold GrovesMrs. C. GundyMrs. Robert M. HamiltonDr. & Mrs. Robin HarrisDr. & Mrs. Ian HectorMajor G.T. HeintzmanMrs. George HeintzmanMrs. Robert HetheringtonMr. Lorne Howell

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Ms. Leanne HullMr. John HungerfordMr. K. HunterMrs. H.N. JackmanMrs. Judith JamesMr. Richard JohnstonMrs. W. JohnstonMr. Meredith JonesMr. Emerich KasparMr. E. KernaghanMr. Neil KernaghanMarion & Allen LambertMrs. Dorothy LeckerMrs. R. LindMrs. Dorothy LoebMr. Mark LucaMr. R. G. MacdonaldMr. & Mrs. W.A.R. MacFaddenMr. Robert MacIntyreMr. J.P.S. MacKenzieMrs. Lois MacKenzieMrs. A. MacLeanMr. J. MarMr. J. MartinMr. Paul MatthewsMr. D. McClellandMr. & Mrs. J. MooreMr. Mavor MooreMr. Raymond MoriyamaDr. E. MurphyDr. Roald NasgaardMr. & Mrs. Louis OdetteKenneth R. OswellMr. Thomas Parkin IIIMr. & Mrs. R. PearsallMr. William PerehudoffMs. Diana ReitbergerMrs. N. RobertsonMr. William RobertsonMrs. Joan RogersMr. Allen RosenMrs. Audrey SavageDr. & Mrs. John A. ShermanDr. & Mrs. Ernest SirluckMrs. Anne SmithMargaret G. SmithMs. Margaret StaceyMr. Robert StaceyDr. David StinsonMr. Richard J. StorrMs. Judith TerryMr. & Mrs. Noah TornoMrs. G. UpjohnProf. E. WalkerMr. Wentworth WalkerMrs. Leah Walls

Mr. & Mrs. Percy WaxerEstate of David G. WhitmoreFlorence & Mickey WinbergMr. Frank WinterMr. Roelf WoldringMrs. G.D. WotherspoonMr. Christopher E. YoungsAnonymous (1)

CORPORATIONS & FOUNDATIONS

Corporate Grand FoundersAeroplanBMO Financial GroupCanada Packers LimitedCIBCGluskin Sheff + Associates Inc.NELVANA LimitedScotiabankTD Bank Financial Group

Corporate Distinguished FoundersChrysler Canada Ltd.George Weston LimitedNesbitt Thomson Inc.Norcen Energy Resources Ltd.PACARTRogers Communications Inc.St. Joseph CommunicationsTeknion Corporation

Corporate Patron FoundersAlcan Canada LimitedAsolectric LimitedAT&T Canada Inc.Bell CanadaBenson & Hedges (Canada) Inc.Brascan LimitedBrookfield GroupBruce Mau DesignBumper Development Corporation Ltd.CNCTVglobemediaThe Cadillac Fairview CorporationCanada Permanent Trust CompanyCarling O’Keefe LimitedChemical Bank of CanadaChubb Insurance Company of CanadaConfederation Life Insurance CompanyCostain LimitedDominion Securities Ltd.Eaton’s of Canada Ltd.EnCana Corporation

Ford Motor Company of Canada, Limited

Goldman Sachs Canada Inc.Gulf Oil Canada LimitedH.H. Angus Associates LimitedHiram Walker Resources Ltd.IBM Canada Ltd.Inco LimitedThe Jack Bush Heritage CorporationKnob Hill Farms LimitedMcLeod Young Weir LimitedMediacom Industries Inc.Midland Bank of CanadaMobil Oil Canada, Ltd.The Molson Companies Donation FundNational Trust Company, LimitedNoranda GroupNorthern & Central Gas Corporation Limited

Northern Telecom LimitedPioneer Electronics of Canada, Inc.Power Corporation of CanadaPricewaterhouseCoopers LLPProcter & Gamble Inc.Royal BankThe Royal Trust CompanyShell Canada LimitedSimpsons, LimitedSimpson-Sears Inc.Southam Inc.St. Marys Cement Inc.The Steel Company of Canada, LimitedTexaco Canada Inc.Teleglobe CanadaThe Thomson CorporationThe Toronto-Dominion BankTorys LLPTorstar CorporationTouche Ross & Co.TransCanada PipeLines LimitedWood Gundy Limited

Foundation Grand FoundersAmerican Express FoundationCatherine and Maxwell Meighen Foundation

Fidelity FoundationHenry Moore FoundationJackman FoundationThe Henry White Kinnear FoundationThe J.W. McConnell Family FoundationRBC FoundationRotman Family FoundationThe W. Garfield Weston Foundation

Foundation Distinguished FoundersAmerican Friends of Canada, Inc.Eaton FoundationThe Fraser Elliott FoundationThe McLean FoundationThe Ontario Trillium FoundationThe Richard Ivey FoundationThe R. Samuel McLaughlin FoundationBudd Sugarman FoundationThe Tecolote Foundation

Foundation Patron FoundersThe Atkinson Charitable FoundationDonner Canadian FoundationE.W. Bickle FoundationThe Hope Charitable FoundationImperial Oil FoundationJ.P. Bickell FoundationLaidlaw FoundationThe Salamander FoundationThe Schumacher FoundationThe E.P. Taylor FoundationThe Trier-Fodor Foundation

The preceding lists include donors ofgifts of art, library and archival materialsreceived prior to November 2002.Recognition is given for gifts made toMarch 31, 2010.

WORKS OF ART

Luminary FoundersKenneth & Marilyn Thomson

Visionary FoundersDavid Thomson

Milestone FoundersJoey & Toby Tanenbaum

Transforming FoundersBetty Ann & R. Fraser ElliottHoward & Linda SokolowskiMurray Frum & Nancy LockhartSamuel & Esther Sarick

Landmark FoundersVivian & David CampbellMr. & Mrs. John FlemerYdessa HendelesNELVANA Limited

Grand FoundersThomas H. BjarnasonEdward BurtynskyWalter CarsenMrs. Margaret A. CrangSondra & Allan GotliebEthel & Milton HarrisLawrence HeiseyThe Henry Moore FoundationRichard M. IveyMaple Leaf FoodsDavid Milne & Pamela Gibb-CarsleyAudrey & David MirvishMr. Victor PetersCarol & Morton RappAlison & Alan SchwartzMichael & Janet ScottRose & Charles TabachnickMrs. Max TanenbaumIrving & Sylvia Ungerman & FamilyMrs. L. Marguerite VaughanMr. & Mrs. William P. Wilder

Distinguished FoundersHarold & Margaret AltmanDr. Michael BraudoAndrea & Charles BronfmanSheila CurnoeRoger I. DavidsonSusan C. DavidsonFredrik S. & Catherine EatonBarbara GunnDr. Naomi Jackson-GrovesSamuel & Ruth KarpmanMichael & Sonja KoernerBrenda Coleman Milrad & Aaron MilradMonty & Judith SimmondsDr. A.D. TalianoAnonymous (2)

Patron FoundersDavid & Anita BlackwoodWalter BickDennis & Mary BunyanMorey & Jennifer ChaplickRoy G. ColeDr. Shashi B. & Janet E. DewanDr. F. Michael & Colette EggertJim & Margaret FleckMrs. Miriam GaboBetty & Martin GoodwinGeorge Hartman & Arlene GoldmanErnest & Rivette HerzigEleanor & Russell HutchisonMichael LaineTom & Patricia La Pierre

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Angelika & David LittlefieldEstate of Guido MolinariSandra & Joseph RotmanMichael SnowAnonymous (2)

FoundersTony AllardHerbert AlpertCarol & David AppelMary Stewart BagnaniAnn E. Walker BellSean BourdeauMarta BraunSidney & Gladye BregmanStephen Brown & Brenda WoodsDennis BurtonCIBCEphram & Linda ChaplickSusan ChaterJane CorkinMaria CorsiniWilliam & Jane DaleJanieta EyreDavid & Kristin FergusonDavid & Yvonne FleckMr. & Mrs. Nicholas FodorMichiko GagnonMarvin GelberLorraine GladstoneMira GodardNoel HardingEstate of John Richmond HarrisB. & P. HarrisAnn M. Hutchison & James P. CarleyAvrom IsaacsRichard & Donna IveyDr. & Mrs. Martin H. KosoyRita LetendrePhilip B. LindHarry & Ann MalcolmsonMarlene MarklePaul MarksJohn MasseyJohn McNicollGuy MolinariBernard & Sylvia OstryGilles & Julia OuelletteMichael Parke-Taylor & Barbara ButtsLarry PfaffMichael PflugLenore RichardsMr. Ronald RollsFrank & Marianne SegerDr. Michael SoleJay Smith & Laura Rapp

Sandra SimpsonAndrew SprachmanBarney SprachmanRobert SprachmanMrs. Mary TaskerGeorgine StrathyRobin & David YoungAnonymous (1)

The preceding lists acknowledge donorsof gifts of art, library and archival materials and gifts received after thelaunch of Transformation AGO in November 2002. Recognition is givenfor gifts made to March 31, 2010.

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STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS • BALANCE SHEET • 2009–2010

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Statement of OperationsYear ended March 31 (reported in thousands of dollars)

REVENUE

Government grants – ongoingAdmissions, program incomeDonations and bequests, membership feesGallery Shop / Food & BeverageArt Gallery of Ontario Foundation SupportAmortization of deferred capital contributionsMiscellaneous revenue

Total revenue

EXPENSES

AdministrationPhysical plant and securityProgrammingMembership and fundraisingGallery Shop / Food & BeverageAmortization of capital assetsPurchases of works of art

Total expenses

Net surplus (deficit) from operationsPension adjustmentGovernment grants – one-time

Net surplus (deficit) for yearNet deficit, beginning of year

Net surplus (deficit), end of year

2010

$22,613 10,63012,10110,124

7058,5931,357

$66,123

$6,300 9,708

23,2774,860

11,8218,891

481

$65,338

$785 551

8,600

$9,936

$1,495

2009

$12,981 2,325

13,5244,4711,2265,549

561

$40,637

$5,180 8,825

16,7124,4655,8145,947

965

$47,908

($7,271)494

0

($7,765)(676)

($8,441)

Balance SheetAs at March 31 (reported in thousands of dollars)

ASSETS

Current assets and deferred expensesNet capital assets

Total assets

LIABILITIES

Current liabilitiesLong-term debtDeferred capital contributions

Total liabilities

NET SURPLUS(DEFICIT)

Total liabilities and net surplus(deficit)

2010

$23,657 251,144

$274,801

$19,13324,000

230,173

$273,306

$1,495

$274,801

2009

$31,541255,344

$286,885

$21,768 48,300

225,258

$295,326

$286,885

Notes1. The above statement of operations provides a summary of the AGO’s financial activity for 2009–2010. Financial statements for the 2009–2010 fiscal year (April 1, 2009 to March 31, 2010), audited by Ernst & Young, are available upon request from the Art Gallery of Ontario. 2. In 2009–2010, a one-time grant of $8.6 million was received from the Province of Ontario to address the shortfall incurred in 2008–2009, when the Gallery was closed for seven months tocomplete the Transformation AGO expansion project.3. From November 24, 2009 to May 2, 2010, the AGO hosted the exhibition KING TUT: The GoldenKing and The Great Pharaohs. Results to March 31 are included in the Statement of Operations, withrevenues of $7,761,000 and expenses of $6,799,000, for a net surplus of $962,000. 4. Pension adjustment reflects the excess of cash contributions over pension expense each year.5. In the 2009–2010 fiscal year, the AGO received gifts of works of art with an approximate value of $48,485,000. This is not reflected in the financial data above but is identified in the AGO’s2009–2010 audited financial statements. 6. The AGO records capital asset purchases at cost and then amortizes its capital assets over theuseful life of the asset. Donations and grants received for the purchase of capital assets are deferred and then amortized based on the useful life of the asset.

Amortization of deferred capital contributions

13%

Miscellaneousrevenue2%

Government grants – ongoing34%

Admissions, program income

16%

Art Gallery of OntarioFoundation Support

1%

Gallery Shop /Food & Beverage

16%

Donations and bequests,

membership fees18%

REVENUE

Administration10%

Amortization ofcapital assets

13%

Gallery Shop / Food &Beverage18%

Membershipand fundraising

7% Programming36%

Physical plantand security

15%

Purchases ofworks of art

1%

EXPENSES

Notes1. Works of art are included at the nominal value of $1,000 in net capital assets.2. Included in net capital assets are $221,728,000 in expenses for the Transformation AGOexpansion project.3. Deferred capital contributions represent the unamortized amount of donations and grants received for the purchase of capital assets. Included in this amount are $200,380,000in contributions from the public and private sector, designated for the Transformation AGOexpansion project.

(8,441)

($8,441)

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