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Land Acknowledgement
The Visual Arts Centre of Clarington is situated on the traditional territory and treaty lands of the Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation. Our work on these lands acknowledges the signatory communities of the Williams Treaties, as well as the Mississauga Nation and other members of the broader Indigenous community, for their resilience, and their longstanding contributions to the area now known as the Durham region.
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Visual Arts Centre of Clarington,
143 Simpson Avenue, Bowmanville, ON, L1C 3K8 (Hwy 401 to Liberty Street, Liberty to Baseline, East to Simpson, North to Soper Creek Park) |
Accessibility:
The Visual Arts Centre of Clarington is a partially accessible venue with an accessible washroom. The front entrance can be accessed by a ramp and an inward-opening door (please note that we do not have an automatic door opener). It is important to note that the loft gallery is not accessible by wheelchair. Accessible parking is available on site. For any special assistance or queries about the venue, please call or email us. Admission is free and all are welcome. The Visual Arts Centre of Clarington is committed to being a space that is safe and inclusive for all people. For this space to be accessible to people with varying allergies and sensitivities, it is a pet free, nut free, and scent free zone. We ask that visitors please refrain from bringing in animals, food items containing nuts, and wearing heavily scented products. Thank you for your consideration. |
Strategic Plan
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This document captures the guiding principles of the VAC, where we would like to see our organization thrive and our plans to materialize our vision. Our goal is to articulate how and why we will use our resources to achieve our mission and broaden our investment in the community. Focusing on the outcomes and impact of who we serve, will guide us in how our operational structures, allocation of resources, and partnerships are determined.
This updated plan was developed by the board and staff of the VAC, through consultation with artists, external community organizations, instructors, members, other galleries, students, teachers, the Municipality of Clarington and volunteers from across our community. The VAC worked with Sherri Helwig and students in her “Planning and Project Management in the Arts and Cultural Sector” course, which is a senior-level course in the Arts Management Specialist program at the University of Toronto Scarborough. Download the Strategic Plan 2019 - 2023 Previous Strategic Plans: Strategic Plan 2014 - 2018 Strategic Plan 2009 - 2014 |
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