Programming

The artist presents a first screening of Canterel, a performance film that anchors itself in the landscapes of Montreal's Sud-Ouest district through short tableaux that dialogue with the area's physical and social spaces.

Documentary series that explores unjust hierarchies, forms of inequality or simply how citizens around the world experience the negative effects of an unjust society.

The project "Common signs/Znaki Wspólne" aims to highlight the sign language, which is often overlooked when talking about cultural diversity and minorities.

Throughout the fall and winter, the artist sets in motion a triad of interventions where citizen spontaneity, the desire to contribute, transmission and learning are activated and revived.

The ARCA, AAMI and DARE-DARE are proud to launch What Is an Artist-Run Centre?, a didactic video in seven parts.

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

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.

Come and take part in the reflexions of artists following their experimentation in the contemporary city, as seen through different theoretical lenses as well as spatial, social et political practices.

Lauzier uses the walk to create a context that encourages exchange and brings the interviewed artist to talk about his/her work differently. It is also an excuse to discuss the place where one is and to make bridges between the space and the artistic approach of the artist.

The project will use correspondences that the filmmaker received from friends, over the years, living in Verdun to create an alternative map of the borough that puts an emphasis on the awareness of the essence of everyday places.

For the project, the artist makes use of a technique called solargraphy—a photographic process requiring exposure times that often span several months.

To increase and refine its field of action, DARE-DARE innovates this year and grafts a punctual radio component to its programming.

Bloggers in captivity, guest artists Adam Bergeron (Quebec City) and Karen Elaine Spencer (Montreal) have accepted the challenge of imprisonment and alienation during the three-day event.

The project plays with the syntax of HTML, CSS or chatspeak tags to craft coded phrases that address ethics, media and the future. His statements will be inserted randomly throughout the year and will serve to punctuate the annual programming of this component.

Noémi McComber’s interest in monuments and national emblems is through re-examining their place and pertinence in the face of today’s geopolitical and social realities.