ART SHOWS & COMPETITIONS

Vaughan Citizen February 2016

Vaughan Citizen February 2017

ART SHOW COMPETITIONS

May 2017 – Château Le Jardin

ARTIST OF THE YEAR

April 2014 – Château Le Jardin

SHINING THROUGH CENTRE

April 2014 – Château Le Jardin

On Monday, April 28, 2014 Shining Through was invited to attend the Woodbridge Art School & Gallery’s Art Show & Awards Ceremony at Le Jardin Conference and Event Venue, where 5 winning artworks were presented to Shining Through to hang in our centres. Catherine Sgro gave a wonderful speech and then proceeded to hand out trophies and awards to over 200 of her young talented artists. Catherine’s daughter Olivia is the one who initiated this Special Art Contest to support Autism Research – another 5 paintings were awarded to the Duke of Edinburgh Award Office in Toronto. Another wonderful speech was by Ali Wolfond who is currently completing graduate work at Columbia University in NYC specializing in Autism and Intellectual Disabilities. Ali is working on devloping and implementing programs for children with Autism and their families.

Reference link: Click Here to See The Shining Through Centre Article

Windows to the World

2014 – Special Competition in support of Autism research

10 Grand prize Winners to the “Windows to the World” 2014 Special Competition in support of Autism research
Special Category Winners to the “Windows to the World” 2014 Special Competition in support of Autism research

AWARD WINNING STUDENTS 

11 student’s award winning work was selected for the CENTRE for ADDICTION & MENTAL HEALTH’S (CAMH) Annual Daytimer

6 winning students won top prizes, out of 6,500 entries city-wide for the CAMH Campaign Posters

3 students artwork was chosen for the front cover of ENOTECA FOOD & WINE MAGAZINE

5 student’s artwork are winners at Vaughan’s Blooming Artist Competition 2003

4 students received the ‘Artistic Creativity Award’ for Vaughan’s Community in Blooms Project 2004

15 Students artwork chosen for the Kerry Lynn Foundation’s City Wide Campaign Poster 2004

Toronto Region Conservation, together with the Humber River Heritage Committee, chose 36 of our Advanced Students artwork to be displayed in 3 separate art shows in the Spring & Fall 2005. One was the Pierre Berton Resource Library, secondly The Historical Wallace House and last but not least the McMichael Art Gallery in Kleinburg. CONGRATULATIONS!