Translating an ancestral relationship with plants that is passed on to the artist, where the Pindó and his guardians express themselves, the suite of poems “Dans le ventre du Pindó” (In the belly of the Pindó) proposes a move away from the commonplaces we associate with the image “palm tree”. Pindó may write his poems in either French or Guaraní.
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METHODS AND GAMES IN SPACE : HABITABLE ZONES II
Programming 2025-2026Read moreFiorella Boucher
Dans le ventre du PindóRead 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.
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2002 two thousand and two
Paul Landon
InsideRead moreA small room is erected in the gallery. The viewer can enter this space to watch four video screens embedded in its walls.
Julie Marchand
ZOOM INRead morePhotographic works are presented in public restrooms of bars and restaurants on advertising supports.
Natacha Roussel
inTRARead moreNatacha Roussel hijacks interactive 3D. She uses it in conjunction with sculpture to create an immersive environment that addresses the organic world and through it the most archaic feelings.
Jean-François Courtilat
PsychopompeRead morePsychopompe's exhibition is a reflection on recurring questions in art: death, humor, the body.
Mémoire vive
Read moreInitiated by DARE-DARE in collaboration with the Centre d'histoire de Montréal, Mémoire Vive provided a framework for reflection that brought together artists and stakeholders in the heritage field.
Julie Andrée T.
Problématique provisoireRead moreJulie Andrée T. prepared a gallery project that combined a performative action with an investment of space, a research and creation project based on the experience of meeting points between body, object and space through principles such as fusion, passage, juxtaposition or superposition.
Catherine Préfontaine
CaptoramaRead moreCatherine Préfontaine elaborates a parallel between the plastic and acoustic vocabularies. Her work is situated in the spatial representation of lost signals such as vibratory currents, electromagnetic signals and radio waves.