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  • METHODS AND GAMES IN SPACE : HABITABLE ZONES II

    METHODS AND GAMES IN SPACE : HABITABLE ZONES II
    Programming 2025-2026
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  • Caroline Loncol Daigneault

    Residency
    Caroline Loncol Daigneault
    Confluences Residency
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  • Call for participants

    Fabuler l'école
    Call for participants
    Fabuler l'école 2025

    This call invites all those who wish to engage in a process of transmission and learning and in a quest for (de) training—understood as an exercise in unlearning, aimed at freeing oneself from established frameworks and official techniques in order to invent other ways of knowing and doing.

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  • Marcella França

    Marcella França
    BECAUSE YOU DON'T CARE

    Displayed from August 7 to October 29 on the illuminated sign at Sainte-Cunégonde Park, the poetic corpus highlights how patriarchal logics of domination—which exploit the bodies of cis and trans women—are the same as those that violate the Earth.

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  • Caroline Gagné

    Caroline Gagné
    Peupleraie - Corps social et corps sonore

    Peupleraie invites us to explore the soundscape of a community of trees, poplars, in the urban fabric of the Petite-Bourgogne neighborhood and the Lachine Canal, as a metaphor for the “living environment” and the social body. Anyone passing through the South-West neighborhood with an internet-connected device and a pair of headphones can experience the project. Various connectors are available at the HALTE or at the DARE-DARE offices.

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Archives

1986      one thousand, nine hundred and eighty-six

  • Micheline Lévesque

    Reading

    Evening reading presented by Micheline Lévesque.

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  • André Savard

    André Savard
    Paintings

    DARE-DARE presents the paintings of André Savard.

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  • Claire Beaulieu, Catherine Liberovskaya, Diane Tremblay and Erik E. Roy

    Claire Beaulieu, Catherine Liberovskaya, Diane Tremblay and Erik E. Roy
    Paintings and photographic montages

    Group exhibition.

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  • Jean-Luc Arsenau

    Jean-Luc Arsenau
    Recent drawings

    DARE-DARE presents drawings by Jean-Luc Arseneau.

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  • Claire-Hélène Tremblay

    Tapis-peintures

    A solo exhibition.

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  • POUR LES SENS

    Michel Dumas, D. Kimm, Michel Lefebvre, Pascale Malaterre and Hélène Monette

    A collective exhibition and poetry reading.

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  • Katherine Liberovskaya

    Katherine Liberovskaya
    Paintings and installation

    DARE-DARE presents the installation-paintings and inks of Katherine Liberovskaya.

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  • Ginette Bernier

    Drawings and collages

    DARE-DARE presents the drawings and collages of Ginette Bernier.

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  • Marie-Helene Robert

    Marie-Helene Robert
    Affaires classées

    DARE-DARE presents an installation-performance by Marie-Helene Robert.

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  • Petites pièces

    Petites pièces
    Marie Bourassa, Anne Côté, Johanne Dumoulin, Deborah Margo, Nathalie Font, Erik E. Roy

    DARE-DARE presents six artists who had previously exhibited in the former location in 1985: Marie Bourassa's ceramics, Anne Côté's icons, Nathalie Font's prints, Deborah Margo's and Johanne Dumoulin's drawings, and Erik E. Roy's photographs.

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  • Jean Lareau

    Jean Lareau
    Fabrics and canvases

    DARE-DARE presents Jean Lareau's prints on fabric and canvas.

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  • Edith Ricard

    Edith Ricard
    Wood engravings

    Engraving fits well with clandestine poetry. Engraving wood offers moments that are sometimes pleasant and delicate, sometimes raw and abrupt.

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  • Anne Ashton

    Anne Ashton
    Ya no horrendo

    DARE-DARE presents the recent paintings of Anne Ashton. The exhibition is entitled "Ya no horrendo" = Never again afraid.

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  • Sylvain Bigras

    Sylvain Bigras
    Paintings and drawings

    DARE-DARE presents the paintings and drawings of Sylvain Bigras. These works illustrate "always great contrasts: scribbling, rubbing, erasing and applying".

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