Welcome
The Creative Spirit Art Centre provides art education and studio space for people with disabilities. Feel free to browse our site and contact us on how you can become a member, make a donation or let us know if you're aware of an individual who could make use of our resources. Further information can be found at our contact page.
CSAC’s hours are Tuesday thru Saturday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., the gallery is closed during statutory holidays and long weekends. For more information please call 416.588.8801
Personal Icons: Intimate Portraits by Cynthia Kemerer
Submitted by Michael on Sat, 10/31/2009 - 12:22
Join us for the opening reception Saturday November 7, 2-5 pm at Creative Spirit Art Centre.
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Sign up for Children's Art Classes
Submitted by Admin on Wed, 10/07/2009 - 11:04
Creative Spirit Art Centre is hosting a six week animation class for kids ages 6 - 13. Kids will create their own 3D animation over the course of six weeks doing everything from sketching characters, creating a story boad, set building and different animation techniques. Classes run from October 17 to November 21, Saturdays from 12-2 pm. $10 pay as you go or $60 for the entire course (sliding scale). To sign up email us at csac@creativespirit.on.ca or call 416-588-8801
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Patricia Magosse and Will Kennedy
Submitted by Michael on Wed, 09/30/2009 - 13:05
Please join us for an opening reception on Saturday, October 3rd, 2-5 p.m. featuring artists Patricia Magosse and Will Kennedy at the Creative Spirit Art Centre.
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Gabe Anderson, Meiko Ando & Joan La Mantia
Submitted by Michael on Wed, 08/19/2009 - 19:40
Opening reception Saturday September 12, 2 - 5 p.m.
Creative Spirit Art Centre is opening its fall season with an exhibition of the () power of 3
The three artists are: Meiko Ando, Gabe Anderson, and Joan La Mantia.
Creative Spirit was founded because Gabe and other artists with disabilities needed a place to make, exhibit and sell their art.
Gabe has cerebral palsy, developmental disabilities and epilepsy.
Meiko Ando was a professional dancer with the BUTOH dance troupe until rheumatoid arthritis ended her dance career prematurely. She became a printmaker.
Joan La Mantia is an artist who lives with Down’s syndrome.
Please come and see the exhibition. The works cover a wide range in expression and affordability and make wonderful gifts. I look forward to seeing you.
Thank you,
Ellen Anderson,
Executive Director
