ATSA IS SINCERELY GRATEFUL to be awarded BY the YMCA Peace Medal FOR COOK YOUR CITY 2019 !
ATSA is recipient of :
the 2021 Meritorious Service Medal Civil Division, by the Governor General of Canada.
the YMCA Peace Medal for Cook your city !
the 2018 Inaugural Prix du jury from the Desjardins Caisse de la Culture for the 33rd Grand Prix of the Conseil des arts de Montréal
the 2013 honorable mention of the Mayor of Montreal's Democracy Award
the 2011 Giverny Capital Prize
the 2010 Pratt & Whitney Canada Nature de l’Art Prize awarded by the Conseil des arts de Montréal the Citoyen de la Culture 2008 award handed out by Les Arts et la Ville
the Artistes pour la Paix 2008 award
ATSA is also proud to have been chosen for:
-one of the fifty personalities of Amnisty International
-spokesperson of 5ème Sommet citoyen de Montréal (2009),
-spokesperson of 22ème Exposition inter-collégiale d’arts plastiques du Réseau Inter-collégial des Activités Socioculturelle du Québec (RIASQ 2010),
-spokesperson of Journées Québécoises de la Solidarité Internationale (2011).
ATSA is a member of the board of RAIQ.
AFFILIATED PRICES
- Magnus Isaacson and Simon Bujold movie "l'art en action " is recipient of the Gémeaux prize of Radio-Canada for the best biography and portrait 2011 !
- Orangetango received two Grafika prizes for the État d’Urgence 2009 poster and the publication ATSA: Quand l’Art passe à l’Action. The publication also received the prize Applied Art.
YMCA Peace Medal 2019
ATSA receives a YMCA Peace Medal for Cuisine ta ville ! Things got emotional when ATSA was awarded a YMCA Peace Medal (Organization for Peace category) for Cuisine ta ville 2019, in the presence of such illustrious peace ambassadors as Yvon Deschamps and Judi Richards ! This award cannot come at a better time, given the current context, as Cuisine ta ville is a testament not only to ATSA’s resilience, but also to that of all those who leave behind their country of origin, in often difficult conditions, to build new lives for themselves elsewhere. We believe that as a host society, it is our duty to honour these new arrivals in the heart of the city, and to welcome them with open arms. THANK YOU to the YMCA for its commitment and its action and congratualtions to all the winners !
- Jeune pacificateur(trice) - Serena Lopes
- Individu pour la paix - Mistiko Miller
- Organisme pour la paix - ATSA (Cuisine ta ville)
- Initiative corporative pour la paix - Element AI
- Coup de cœur - Collectif bienvenue
- Reconnaissance spéciale - YMCA Alternative Suspension
THE 33RD GRAND PRIX OF THE CONSEIL DES ARTS DE MONTRÉAL
L'Atsa is sincerely grateful to inaugurate the Prix du Jury from the Desjardins Caisse de la Culture for the 33rd Grand Prix of the Conseil des Arts de Montréal
Prix Giverny Capital 2011
photo: Annie Fortin for égérie.
From left to right: Mme Louise Déry (UQAM), Pierre Allard (ATSA), François Rochon (Giverny Capital), Annie Roy (ATSA), Stéphane Aquin (MBAM) et Mark Lanctôt (MAC)
Artists Pierre Allard and Annie Roy from ATSA have received the Giverny Capital Prize 2011!
Created in 2007 by the initiative of Mr. François Rochon, president of Giverny Capital and major art collector, this biannual prize comes with a 10,000$ bursary award and recognizes excellence, originality and the creative force of local art.
The following accomplished jury selected ATSA as 2011 recipient of the Giverny Capital Prize:
M. Stéphane Aquin, curator at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
M. Marc Lanctôt, curator at the Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal
Mrs. Eve-Lyne Beaudry, contemporary art curator at the Musée National des Beaux-Arts du Québec
Mrs. Marie-Josée Jean, VOX contemporary image director
and Mrs. Louise Déry, La Galerie UQÀM director
The prize was presented on Friday, February 24 at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.
"It is a very generous prize. Also, we are very honoured by the fact that Mr. Rochon has brought such a prestigious jury together. Such an important recognition for socially engaged art is not always easy to assert and it always take a certain amount of courage! We also had the privilege to visit Mr. Rochon’s art collection which we greatly appreciated!" – ATSA
Pratt and Whitney Canada prize of the Conseil des arts de Montréal, Nature de l'art
March 24, 2010 – ATSA is recipient of the Pratt & Whitney Canada prize of the Conseil des arts de Montréal called Nature de l’art.
“The Nature de l’art prize for excellence in visual arts is given to a creator whose work integrates, refers to and/or is inspired by themes touching upon the environment, ecology, the recycling of materials, and/or the transformation of the urban landscape.”
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This rings close to ATSA’s approach and efforts, so we are naturally very pleased! Special thanks to the Conseil des arts de Montréal and to Pratt & Whitney, as well as to the ATSA team and to all of our collaborators and participants who keep our projects alive!
Artiste pour la paix Award
February 14, 2009 – It is with great honour that ATSA was named Artiste pour la paix 2008 (Artist for peace 2008) after ten years of socially engaged art. It is with a great deal of emotion that artists Annie Roy and Pierre Allard received the prize and attended the award ceremony, where militant Laure Waridel and artist Ève Cournoyer recognized the importance of their work through speeches and music.
Les Artistes pour la Paix offered ATSA a painting by Marcel St-Pierre entitled “Cible sans nom”, which the artist made especially for the occasion to highlight the event.
Citoyen de la Culture Prize awarded by Les Arts et la Ville
In order to underline these accomplishments, Les Arts et la Ville gets together with L’Union des municipalités du Québec (UMQ) to award the Citoyen de la culture prize. This prize intends to extend the influence of cultural and communitarian organisms which are partners of local development. ATSA was awarded this prize in 2008 for the 10 years of the event État d’Urgence.
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The movie called "l'art en action " is recipient of the Gémeaux prize of Radio-Canada for the best biography and portrait 2011 !
Grafika and Applied Art Prize
Orangetango received two Grafika prizes for the État d’Urgence 2009 poster and the publication ATSA: Quand l’Art passe à l’Action. The publication also received the prize Applied Art.
