TD partners with The Shed at Hudson Yards to expand culture and arts across New York City

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TD partners with The Shed at Hudson Yards to expand culture and arts across New York City
TD commits $1.5 million as lead sponsor of The Shed's "Open Call" program to support New York artists and provide increased access to the arts.



NEW YORK, NY.- TD today announced its partnership with The Shed, the new arts center on Manhattan's Far West Side, as lead sponsor of the "Open Call" artist commissioning program. Along with TD Securities and TD Bank Group, TD Bank, America's Most Convenient Bank® is investing $1.5 million to support a large-scale initiative dedicated to developing and presenting new works from artists based in New York City who have not yet received major institutional support. TD's sponsorship will also fund a program that provides priority tickets to individuals who typically cannot afford them, including underserved families, residents of NYCHA public housing and students at Title 1 schools.

"TD is deeply committed to New York City. For us, empowering communities at a local level starts with sponsoring initiatives that strive to make a positive, long-term impact on all individuals, regardless of age, economic status or income level," said Andrew Bregenzer, Regional President – Metro New York, TD Bank. "The Shed sponsorship allows us to connect deeply with this community by increasing access to the arts and providing an outlet for new artists to flourish."

Founded on the belief that art is for all audiences, The Shed is dedicated to commissioning, producing and presenting artists from across the five New York boroughs and beyond, and can accommodate all artistic disciplines in its 200,000 square-foot flexible space, including music, dance, theater, and visual arts.

As the lead sponsor of The Shed's "Open Call," TD will underwrite programs focused on providing access, visibility and resources for New York-based emerging artists to develop and present original new work in The Shed's galleries, theater and open-air plaza. Artists also receive a commissioning fee of $7,000 - $15,000 to support their work through this initiative. All "Open Call" presentations and exhibitions are open to the public, free of charge.

"New York City has long been a melting pot for the very best of cutting-edge art and culture," said Shelley Sylva, U.S. Head of Social Impact, TD Bank. "At TD, creating more inclusive and sustainable communities is not a one-day campaign, it's a multi-year holistic program designed to empower colleagues, customers and communities. The "Open Call" program will help improve countless lives by increasing access to the arts and insuring the inclusion of all artistic voices, particularly those traditionally absent."

"Art represents the diversity of voice, thought and people," continued Sylva. "We hope this partnership is the first step towards creating a more diverse and inclusive world through art."

Sponsorship of "Open Call" initiatives underpins The Ready Commitment, a multi-year program by TD designed to open doors for a more inclusive tomorrow through community giving in four areas – financial security, vibrant planet, connected communities and better health.










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