Board of Directors
2024
Elected at the Annual General Meeting in October 2023, we look forward to serving the Members of FASM throughout 2024.
We could always use an extra hand or two - consider joining one of the many exciting committees listed below.
Or, consider putting your name forward for a position on the Board! The next elections will be held in Fall of 2024.
Executive Officers
President: Diana Tuszynski
Past President: Ursula McDermid
Vice-President: vacant
Treasurer: Shweta Agarwal
Secretary: Tina Clancy
Directors
Membership: Maheen Aslam
E-Newsletter: Nargis Naqvi
Publicity and Brand Communication: Brenna Zuest
FASM Website: Tina Clancy
Program/Workshops: Barb Tate
Directors-at-Large (maximum 3):
Tina Newlove
Anne-Ellice Pascoe
Heather Meehan
Standing Committee Chairs
We could always use your help! If you are interested in knowing more about the committees below, send an email to the Chair for more information and to join.
Exhibitions: Nargis Naqvi (behindmyart@gmail.com)
Studio Art Tour: Anne-Ellice Pascoe (a-e.pascoe@fasm.ca)
Public and Corporate Relations: Diana Tuszynski (diana@fasm.ca)
Sponsorship: Heather Meehan (heather1meehan@gmail.com)
FASM Digital Work Group: Tina Clancy (t.clancy@fasm.ca)
Social Media: Robert Szyngiel (rszyngiel@gmail.com)
FASM Gallery Website: Robert Szyngiel (rszyngiel@gmail.com)
ex officio:
Website: Gilles Paquette
Volunteer-run Organisation
Our Story
The Fine Arts Society of Milton (FASM) is a non-profit, membership-based, volunteer-run visual arts organization with its roots in Milton and members from Mississauga to Hamilton, Ontario.
FASM originated in 1997 with 32 artists forming a collective of creatives in various mediums. The organization has grown to more than 125 members and includes painters, sculptors, metal artists, fiber artists, book illustrators, authors, glass blowers, rug hookers, jewellers, enamel artisans, mosaic tile artists, potters, stained glass artists and a luthier.
Many of our members are professional or emerging artists, and their work is displayed in art galleries and private collections.
The members occasionally engage in community-based projects, most notably the mural for the Mattamy National Cycling Centre and the central (30 ft x 8 ft) mural in the lobby of the new Milton & District Hospital.