Artpoint Gallery and Studios Society

Organization Type: Arts, Culture & Heritage
Address: 625 – 11th Ave SW, Calgary, Alberta T2R 0E1
Contact: Dianne Leong
Website: http://www.artpoint.ca

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Artpoint Gallery & Studios Society was incorporated under the provisions of the Societies Act in 1998. Formed by artists, it is a non-profit artist-run studio and gallery supporting and promoting visual arts and art education in the Calgary community.

The society’s web site can be found at www.artpoint.ca. The web site features the work of member artists and notices of current and upcoming shows.

The Society is supported in part by grants from the Alberta Foundation for the Arts and the Calgary Arts Development Authority.

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OBJECTIVES OF THE SOCIETY

As a non-profit cooperative association of artists:

To support the development of the visual arts in Calgary
To promote art education in the community
To support the artistic work of members
To provide for the exhibition of members’ works of art
To provide for fellowship between the members
To foster good relationships between the Society and the local community.

OUR VISION

To be an artist-run cooperative studio gallery.
To help emerging artists become full-time professional artists.

OUR MISSION

To provide an accessible, attractive, and affordable environment for local artists to

produce and exhibit their artwork in a studio gallery.

In promoting arts and culture, to enhance the life of the community.
To help members develop their artistic careers.

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Artpoint Gallery and Studios Society’s Volunteer Opportunities

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Organization: Artpoint Gallery and Studios Society
Category: Boards / Committee / Leadership
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