As part of its three-part call (interventions, residency and public writing), DARE-DARE artist-run center is looking for proposals for artistic projects to design its 2024-2026 programming.
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Photo : Swann BertholinAnouk Verviers
Anouk Verviers is an interdisciplinary artist from Montréal (Tiohtià:ke / Mooniyang). She holds an MFA from Goldsmiths in London, UK (2023) and a BA in Visual and Media Arts from UQAM (2017). Her work has been presented in artist residencies, exhibitions, and community projects in the UK, Switzerland, and Canada. Through unsystematic and intuitive research processes, she immerses herself in places, narratives, institutions or systems by sharing moments with those who inhabit and experience them. She aspires to adopt a posture of deep listening towards the living and the non-living.
She has been a member of DARE-DARE since 2016 because she believes in a decompartmentalized and inclusive art and finds it a privileged ground to exchange on artistic practices that take place in the public space. Since 2021, she has been a member of the board of directors and is involved in the Dis/Location and Pluralité committees. In 2020, she participated in the organization of Fabuler la recherche, a collaboration between DARE- DARE and CRITS.
Projects of Anouk Verviers
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS 2024-2026
Methods and Games in Space : Habitable ZonesRead moreFabuler la recherche
Fabuler l'école
Inspired by Fabuler l'écoleRead moreFollowing the project "Fabuler l'école", this mutation offers the composition of duos made of a practitioner-researcher in the arts and a researcher-born. social sciences.
Fabuler l'école
Fabuler l'école
Tête-à-têteRead moreDARE-DARE continues its experimental school project. This second edition will be an opportunity to experiment with ways of transmitting and learning in DUO, to develop forms of resilient pedagogies in times of health and social crises.
ANOUK VERVIERS
Jaser d'art [spontaneous support]Read moreYou are invited to visit the artist and take a seat on the DARE-DARE site at the corner of Notre-Dame and Atwater to talk about art.