Hors-la-loi is a poetic suite about the trauma and injustice of violence against women, people who identify with femininity, and people who are socialized or perceived as women.
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1999 one thousand, nine hundred and ninety-nine
Marie-Suzanne Désilets
Rapport d’enquêteRead moreSince 1996, Marie-Suzanne Désilets has been conducting a series of sociological investigations on pleasure and trust.
Jean-Pierre Aubé
Prélude à l’isolation - Étude sur les possibilités de la vie autarciqueRead moreThis experience was based on the notion of autarky according to which one is "independent of others or of a community in the face of otherness".
Denis Farley (Montréal)
Présence étalonnéeRead moreIn addition to offering the public a direct experience of the work in the street, this project simultaneously presented DARE-DARE with the artist's research space.
Ildiko Repasi
The LaughRead moreThrough her installations, Ildiko Repasi (Brooklyn, USA) constructs artificial environments to trap the visitor. The installation The Laugh confronted us from the outset with a raised floor accessible by a staircase.
Christine Lebel
Je serai... ta cocotteRead moreChristine Lebel's (aka Chocolate Lady) Montreal exhibition/performance played on the ambiguities between chocolate and sexuality, the artist and the character by making DARE-DARE a place for consumption.
Le chaud bingo de DARE-DARE !
fundraising eventRead moreLooking forward to summer? Don't miss DARE-DARE's hot bingo! -Light dress code required- Over $2,500 in prizes to be won - Grand prize: a work by Madeleine Dubeau
Chuchote-moi à l’oreille
Pierre Beaudoin, Suzanne Boutin, Sylvie Cotton, Marie-Josée Dauphinais and laura jeanne lefaveRead moreThis event follows the success of the evening of performance "Parlez-moi d'Amour!" presented at DARE-DARE the previous year.
Nicolas Chiffe
Crystal Penthouse - MontrealRead moreNomadic artist Nicolas Chiffe (Brighton, England) studies the architecture and history of major North American cities from which he creates "dreamlike architectural hypotheses".
Mireille Lavoie
Qu’est-ce qui donne soif?Read moreMireille Lavoie (Quebec) works with construction materials such as plywood to create sculptures with vaguely familiar, even comfortable shapes.