The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery Announces Co-Chairs for Power Ball XVIII
By: Tyler Peterson Feb. 18, 2016
Following a record-setting Winter Exhibition Opening with over 3,000 guests in attendance on Jan. 29, The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery today announced honourary chair Belinda Stronach and co-chairs Jennen Phelan and Jennifer Bassett for Power Ball XVIII, presented by Max Mara for the second consecutive year. This impressive group of women will be instrumental in raising funds and awareness for the annual art party, taking place June 2, 2016. In its eighteenth year, Power Ball will take over The Power Plant for one night only, converting the beloved lakefront space into a mesmerizing contemporary art experience guided by the theme, Pleasure Principle.
"We are grateful to have such influential and inspiring women as Belinda, Jennen and Jennifer working to promote Power Ball XVIII and The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery," says Gaëtane Verna, Director of The Power Plant. "It is through the continued support of generous individuals like them, and all our other partners, that we are able to present the best in contemporary art at Power Ball and throughout the year." Known for her philanthropy and leadership, the Honourable Belinda Stronach is delighted to support the celebration of contemporary art through Power Ball XVIII. Belinda has an illustrious career in business and politics, as the current Chairman of Acasta Capital and the Co-Chairman and President of The Stronach Group. Previously, Belinda held the roles of Executive Vice-Chairman, President and CEO of Magna International Inc., and was a Member of Parliament. In 2004, TIME Magazine ranked Belinda as one of the world's 100 most influential people. The Belinda Stronach Foundation, which she established in 2008, is an incubator for innovative projects that provide educational opportunities for young women, aboriginal youth and young people in developing nations.Videos