Gamma Space Collaborative Studio

TMAC, as an organization, isn't interested in returning to 32 Lisgar. But many of its members, including Gamma Space, would love to be acknowledged for developing a business and governance model that opened up the purpose-built community benefit to the widest range of people while we were in it.

It's insulting that the City of Toronto is asking people "dream big" when they chased the dream away.

An Empty Invitation to Dream - Toronto Media Arts Cluster In May 2025, the City of Toronto held a "Town Hall" meeting about the future of 32 Lisgar Street, a purpose-built media arts facility in Toronto's West Queen West neighborhood that sits largely unused. City representatives invited attendees to "dream big" about possibilities for the space while pres...

If the City was so concerned as to have prevented Toronto Media Arts Centre from operating the space it had been occupying, why would they *not* want to offer as much visibility and support as possible into the process to ensure the community benefit is delivered effectively?

UDPATE: The Media Arts Network of Ontario (MANO) Asks for More Transparency From They City MANO shares our concerns about the City's timeline and process around the REOI for 32 Lisgar and have written them a letter expressing them.

A lengthy, but necessary list of questions that TMAC asked the City of Toronto regarding their REOI for the arts and culture space at 32 Lisgar, formerly known as TMAC.

Questions - The City of Toronto's REOI For The Arts and Culture Space at 32 Lisgar TMAC has been monitoring, participating, and holding the City accountable for its REOI process.

An update from Toronto Media Arts Centre's mandatory tour required to respond to the City's REOI for the arts and culture space at 32 Lisgar, formerly operated by TMAC.