Imago

Imago provides support, as an umbrella organization, for projects from various disciplines of the arts.

Imago is a registered charity and its operation depends on the support of individuals and foundations that carry a vision for the arts. All projects that are part of Imago have the advantage of charitable status.

03/25/2026

Are you interested in connecting with us?
Whether you're an artist, supporter, or simply passionate about the arts, there are many ways to engage with our work.
Imago supports artists across disciplines helping bring creative projects to life. We offer funding, mentorship, and advocacy to foster artistic expression that enriches Canadian culture.
You can connect with us by:
✨ Supporting a specific project or donating to our General Fund
✨ Attending Imago-sponsored events, lectures, and artist showcases
✨ Joining our mailing list to stay informed about upcoming opportunities
✨ Submitting your project or event for consideration by filling out the form on our website.
Your support helps us continue to champion the arts in Canada. Learn more and get involved through the link in our bio!

03/04/2026

🌟 Artist Highlight: Lynne Mcilvride 🌟
Lynne Mcilvride describes herself as a "post-sophisticated contemporary visionary (mixed-media) artist," using vibrant colors, intricate patterns, and bold symmetry to blur the line between art and life.
She shared, “Imago has been an encourager generally, an organization that sees the arts as an important part of society and not a luxury.”
Follow Lynne’s colorful journey on Instagram !

02/25/2026

🌟 Artist Highlight: Louise & Chris – Trinity Bach Project 🌟
Chris and Louise founded the Trinity Bach Project with the support of Imago.
Louise's passion for music began in her childhood, playing piano, singing German folk songs with her mother and later immersing herself in the choral works of J.S. Bach.
For Louise, art is about creating beauty that points to God.
“Imago was the vehicle which helped us to establish the Trinity Bach Project as an organization." The community and belief they received through Imago helped validate their dreams in “a world where the arts are sometimes seen as superfluous.”
Follow them on Instagram for updates!

02/18/2026

Poetry isn’t just about verses on a page, it’s a connection between the soul and the world around us. ✨
It’s the unspoken language that bridges our inner being with the profound essence of life itself.
How has poetry had an impact on your life?

02/05/2026

An event happening this Saturday February 7th may be of interest. Though IMAGO was not involved in planning this evening the themes and purpose have resonance with the mandate of IMAGO. It's an event that engages the intersection of culture and faith and we thought you might like to know about it.

02/04/2026

Stay in the loop with all things Imago! ✨
Join our email newsletter to learn about what we’re up to, read our reflections, and stay connected with our creative community.
Don’t worry, we don’t send a lot of emails…just the good stuff!
Sign up through the link in our bio.

01/28/2026

Even centuries later, a masterpiece can welcome us in and offer a glimpse into the artist’s world.
Art invites us to feel, reflect, and connect.
What’s a piece of art that has made you feel seen? Let us know in the comments!

01/22/2026

New post on our substack.
Check it here: https://open.substack.com/pub/imagoarts/p/poetry-and-prayer-6e7?r=5vgw0h&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

01/21/2026

Most scripture speaks to us, but the Psalms speak for us. 💙
They give voice to our despair, fear, frustration, praise, gratitude, longing, hope, and trust.
The Psalms meet us in our darkest moments and remind us of the promise of what’s to come.

01/14/2026

Is every good sermon art?
We absolutely think so!
Sermons are art because they tap into creativity, emotion, and truth, just like any other form of artistic expression.
When a sermon is crafted with intention, it can encourage deep thought, stir the soul, and communicate complex ideas in a way that really resonates with the listeners.
The message, delivery, and impact can really make a sermon a masterpiece.
What are your thoughts? Can sermons be good art? Let us know in the comments below.

10/29/2025

Join us this Saturday for The Posterski Lecture in Theology and the Arts. Dr. Marion Taylor from Wycliffe College will be speaking on "The Art of Reading the Bible with Forgotten Women Interpreters".

7PM at All Saints Kingsway.

Address

133 Southvale Drive
Toronto, ON
M4G1G6

Website

http://www.imago-arts.org/

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