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Canadian Art

Gallery Hop Gala Album: Seen on the Scene

An online supplement to the Winter 2009 edition of Canadian Art
Canadian Art New Contemporaries co-chair Jennen Phelan, Canadian Art Foundation board member Kim Bozak, Hello! magazine editor Ciara Hunt and Hermès Canada’s Kate Chartrand at the 2009 Canadian Art Gallery Hop Gala  /  photo Yvonne Bambrick
Canadian Art New Contemporaries co-chair Jennen Phelan, Canadian Art Foundation board member Kim Bozak, Hello! magazine editor Ciara Hunt and Hermès Canada’s Kate Chartrand at the 2009 Canadian Art Gallery Hop Gala / photo Yvonne Bambrick

Canadian Art New Contemporaries co-chair Jennen Phelan, Canadian Art Foundation board member Kim Bozak, Hello! magazine editor Ciara Hunt and Hermès Canada’s Kate Chartrand at the 2009 Canadian Art Gallery Hop Gala / photo Yvonne Bambrick



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There are many great aspects to Canadian Art’s annual Gallery Hop—the thought-provoking Saturday-morning panel, the free tours and talks throughout galleries across the city in the afternoon, and, this year, an evening magazine launch at Mercer Union. But what’s also important is the fundraising gala that provides an annual base of support for Canadian Art—both the magazine and its national educational programs. Attended by patrons, curators, artists and dealers, and peppered with a live auction, a fabulous Jamie-Kennedy-catered dinner, specially commissioned artworks and, of course, lots of great cocktail chatter, the gala is always a good time for a great cultural cause. This portfolio of 12 images from this year’s event, held on September 24 at the KoolHaus in Toronto, shows some of the people seen on the scene.

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This article was first published online on December 10, 2009.

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