Holding Release is a gesture of mutual support, hosted at the HALTE. Visitors will be invited to release something that feels heavy for them, and to support someone else with an act of mutual holding.
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METHODS AND GAMES IN SPACE : HABITABLE ZONES II
Programming 2025-2026Read moreSalima punjani
Holding, ReleaseRead morePoésies publiques
The Trois-Rivières component of Public WritingsRead moreIn partnership with La Fenêtre and Culture Trois-Rivières and to mark its 40th anniversary, DARE-DARE is installing a neon sign in Trois-Rivières to present poems by 16 authors.
Marcella França
BECAUSE YOU DON'T CARERead moreDisplayed 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.
Caroline Loncol Daigneault
Residency
Confluences ResidencyRead moreMaxence Croteau
Residency
Micro-residency at La HALTE: partage de pollensRead moreIn July, Maxence Croteau was in micro-residency at La HALTE to draw inspiration from DARE-DARE's art book collection.
Caroline Gagné
Peupleraie - Corps social et corps sonoreRead morePeupleraie 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.
Double outdoor launch
Peupleraie by Caroline Gagné and a publication by Alexandre PiralRead moreOn September 20, come celebrate the launch of Caroline Gagné's intervention project and the release of a retrospective publication on DARE-DARE's 2024-2025 programming, designed by researcher-in-residence Alexandre Piral.
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2001 two thousand and one
Robyn Moody
Brand Removal ProjectRead moreRobyn Moody set up a "mark removal" booth in the antibody gallery.
BFO Projects
Mitch Robertson, Toby Heys and Women with Kitchen Appliances Room + BoardRead moreThis project required the participation of Montreal artists who were asked to transform the DARE-DARE space into a "hostile environment for art".
Valérie Blass
Le regard des animaux sur la figureRead moreThe animals' view of the figure is a playful yet rigorous investigation of the possible reactions of different animals to art objects placed in their natural environment.
Kirsten Forkert
Entre nous deux...Read moreKirsten Forkert uses the Goethe Institute's film room to explore human relationships. Her project focuses on the visitor's personal experience as an audience.
Jean Derome and Joane Hétu
Nous perçons les oreillesRead moreFree concert including voices, saxophones, flute, various small wind instruments.
Christine Maigne
EruptionRead moreChristine Maigne proposes to make pilosities appear on the walls of the gallery which are usually devoid of them.
Marie-Andrée Rho
PROFILS URBAINS le corps, un espace secretRead moreTwo public events from midday to sunset.
Ani Deschênes
ANIMAUX URBAINSRead moreSince September 2000, I have chosen to explore an urban habitat where I can observe the encounters between humans and animals.
Bingo Rock'n Roll
fundraising eventRead moreCome and play at the DARE-DARE Benefit Bingo at the Centre de loisirs communautaires Lajeunesse. Louise Dubreuil will host the evening to the lively beat of 50s music. Lots and lots of prizes to be won!
Jean-Pierre Gauthier and Martin Tétreault
Face BRead moreThe exhibition Face B brings together musician Martin Tétreault and installation artist Jean-Pierre Gauthier. Each presents a little-known aspect of his production: Tétreault exposes the results of a year of daily interventions in a 365-page art history book and Gauthier introduces us to his research in experimental music.