Programming

Michelle Lacombe and Lynda Gaudreau have been in remote communication that included exchanging references, sketches and documentation of explorations.

(This is) What happens when a thing is maintained (?), part IV, is an alternative to the conventional idea of public art as stayed, static, non-changing.

"Silent Vectors: Sound under Quarantine" is a series of environmental sound recordings that focus on urban silences resulting from protective measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

The basic idea remains the family cookbook project that Manon is working on in her spare time and that interested Amber.

SARAH: I've been wanting to try to make a doc for a long time. ANNE : Me too...! Wow, okay!

Nady Larchet and Stéphanie Nuckle's Duology project takes the form of soundtracks and furtive interventions in the public space.

Exchange project aiming to foster exhibits, production and dialogues between artists and cultural workers from Cuba and Montreal.

An exchange project aiming exhibits, production and dialogues between artists and cultural workers from Cuba and Montreal, which will unfold in two moments : in Montreal (Spring and fall of 2019) and in Havana (Fall 2019).

Fritta Caro picks up the weightlifter's first movements, to create the Altero(s)philie; a treaty on the love of others.

Emboldened by their ten-year long collaboration, Les Sabines are thrilled to donate a monumental piece of art to the citizens of the South West district of Montreal.

The heart of the "Phony Monuments" project is an audio-guided tour in the south of Montreal, which follows an itinerary comprised of different stops in the neighbourhoods of St-Henri, Griffintown and along the Lachine Canal.

My current research focuses on the impact of documentation in the displaying of performative art works. My desire is to reactivate the research of Adrian Piper around her work Concrete Infinity Documentation Piece.

karen elaine spencer proposes to disseminate in the public space excerpts from the Quebec Charter of Rights and Freedoms, which she has transcribed onto large wooden panels.

This project consists of small booklets with short, powerful stories that people have told me over the years.

The project is a mobile platform to encourage discussion in public spaces about the working conditions of artists and cultural workers in the Saint-Henri district, through bread and other artistic events.

For her participative project, she chose to install a patio swing on the site of DARE-DARE. This emblematic object of popular culture becomes here a friendly platform of investigation on dialogue and intersubjectivity. Throughout this installation in Saint-Henri, this patio swing will be perpetually transformed and will undergo multiple mutations before returning to the backyard in the Villeray district, where it comes from.