Join à la Carte Kitchen Inc. at the Gardiner Bistro for lunch from Sunday to Friday in the third-floor Terrace Room with stunning views overlooking the city.
For the past thirty-five years, acclaimed Canadian artist Steven Heinemann has transformed the medium of ceramics in Canada. This timely retrospective featuring more than 70 objects examines Heinemann’s fascinating and evolving process. Opens October 19!
Celebrate 25 years of Empty Bowls at the Gardiner! Sample delicious soups by some of the city's top chefs and choose a ceramic bowl to take home with you, all in support of Anishnawbe Health Toronto's work to aid the homeless.
The Gardiner Museum is among the few museums in the world focused on ceramics, and is one of the most important specialty museums internationally. It houses approximately 4,000 objects, including European porcelain, ceramics from the Ancient Americas, Chinese porcelain, Japanese porcelain, and contemporary ceramics. Search the collection online!
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The Gardiner Museum thanks the generous individuals, corporations, foundations and government funders who make it possible for the Gardiner to celebrate the art of ceramics.
THE GARDINER BENEFACTOR AWARD
The Gardiner Benefactor Award is given to a donor or donors who have sustained the Museum over an extended period through their significant generosity through donations of objects, financial support, or both.
Bill & Molly Anne Macdonald, 2014 In Memory of R. Murray Bell & Ann Walker Bell, 2015 Robert & Marian Cumming, 2016
Gardiner Meritus
The Gardiner Museum has had many board members, donors and volunteers who have served over the years, and the Museum has benefited greatly from their support. To recognize this contribution to the Museum, and to ensure these key stakeholders remain connected to it, the distinction of “Gardiner Meritus” was created.
Our Gardiner Meritus members include previous board members, both Trustees and Directors; previous Presidents of the Gardiner Volunteer Committee (GVC) and volunteers who have served for over 20 years; donors giving $50,000, in funds or objects, in individual or cumulative gifts; and others may be suggested by senior staff or Board members to the Executive Director, including prominent artists who work in clay, past Gardiner Board Committee members, or those with a similar profile. Individuals in this category would need to be approved by the Governance Committee.
EXHIBITION SPONSORS
TD Bank Group The Hal Jackman Foundation The Jack Weinbaum Family Foundation The McLean Foundation
EDUCATION & PROGRAM SPONSORS
The Catherine and Maxwell Meighen Foundation Great-West Life, London Life, Canada Life Ontario Trillium Foundation RBC Emerging Artists Project TD Bank Group Thomas A. & Georgina T. Russo Family Foundation Scotiabank United States Consulate General FACTOR The Langar Foundation The Lawrence Family Foundation The Haynes-Connell Foundation K.M. Hunter Charitable Foundation Henry White Kinnear Foundation
EVENT SPONSORS
Nordstrom TD Bank Group BG Signature BMO Financial Group Burgundy Asset Management Ltd. Cumberland Private Wealth Management Camrost-Felcorp Inc. The Colonnade Hermès Canada Inc. The Langar Foundation Magna International Inc. RBC Foundation American Express Canada Chestnut Park Real Estate Ltd Holt Renfrew & Co Ltd. Pioneer Energy Trust Realty Group AXA Canada Inc. Ecclesiastical Insurance Canada Goodmans LLP HUB International HKMB Limited
GOVERNMENT PARTNERS
Canada Council for the Arts Government of Canada Province of Ontario Ontario Arts Council Ontario Arts Foundation City of Toronto
This list is current as of September 21, 2016.
The Museum makes every effort to accurately publish our donor listings. If there is an error please call us at 416-408-5076.
Please note that only organizations are recognized on this page to protect the privacy of our individual donors.