The Percolation public writing project was created from an investigation of/with Parc Sainte-Cunégonde, where knowledge and experiential knowledge are distilled and incorporated to create short texts in a geopoetic approach, an approach to places that is both sensitive and poetic.
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Laetitia de Coninck
PercolationRead moreMETHODS AND GAMES IN SPACE : HABITABLE ZONES I
2023-2024 programmingRead moreThis program seeks to reflect, stimulate and activate, in all its diversity, the methodological inventiveness of in situ/in socius artistic practices and their transformative potential.
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2017 two thousand and seventeen
CALL FOR PROPOSALS 2018-2019
FRICTIONSRead moreDARE-DARE would like to invite artists to take action and rub the soft consensus with grounded and squeaky proposals.
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Read moreIt is with great pleasure that we invite you to the Annual General Meeting of DARE-DARE to be held on Wednesday, November 22nd, from 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm at Ateliers Jean-Brillant (3524 St-Jacques, a few steps from the metro Lionel Groulx).
gourmet READING CIRCLES
Reading circle
The Mushroom at the End of the WorldRead moreFor the next four years, DARE-DARE and SenseLab have decided to combine their strengths and encourage the recurrence of sporadic encounters that will take the form of a reading circle, spontaneous forums and micro-events; to pollinate ideas and perspectives and to generate thought together.
VIVA! ART ACTION
Read moreAs part of VIVA! Art Action, DARE-DARE presents the works of Marina Barsy Janer & Isil Sol Vil as well as Roberto de la Torre.
PARADE and DRIFTING
Read moreDARE-DARE organised a festive PARADE in Petite-Bourgogne and St-Henri neighborhoods. With or without costume, the public was invited to wander and celebrate the cityscape with family and friends.
CLAIRE MOEDER
Read moreInterweaving imagination and collective memory, Claire Moeder composes the stories of 24 inventoried artworks, indices of a sliding heritage and an underground history, all revisited through creative writing.
AMÉLIE BRINDAMOUR
Bread and Roses BakeryRead moreThe project is a mobile platform to encourage discussion in public spaces about the working conditions of artists and cultural workers in the Saint-Henri district, through bread and other artistic events.
LES PETITES VITES de DARE-DARE
Flash presentationsRead moreLes PETITES VITES de DARE-DARE, initiated and organized by our Critical Space Committee, consist of a series of flash presentations within a strict protocol: the speakers have exactly 7 minutes and a visual support of 5 images to make their presentation.
GIORGIA VOLPE
The Patio SwingRead moreFor her participative project, she chose to install a patio swing on the site of DARE-DARE. This emblematic object of popular culture becomes here a friendly platform of investigation on dialogue and intersubjectivity. Throughout this installation in Saint-Henri, this patio swing will be perpetually transformed and will undergo multiple mutations before returning to the backyard in the Villeray district, where it comes from.
JOHN BOYLE-SINGFIELD
Toute impression subjectivement inappropriée de familiarité d’une expérience présente avec un passé indéfiniRead moreThis project is the result of a long reflection on the relationship between repetition, experience and language. It is a performance realized by a group of performers who carry out several distinct actions in the public space.
SUMMER ART DAY CAMP
Scrolling historyRead moreThe art day camp project "DÉFILER L'HISTOIRE" wishes to celebrate the heritage and history of the St-Henri district, so that it can be made known to the children through three creative workshops led by professional artists Christine Comeau, Noémi McComber and Martin Dufrasne.
Book launch
VERS LIBRESRead moreFor five years, twenty-nine artists have been inspired by the socio-environmental context to offer aphorisms, poems and sentences that take the short form of slogan, haiku or tweet.
DOUGLAS SCHOLES
Wanderer : (re)MarkingRead moreThe project approaches the Lachine Canal as an entity, seen through the eyes and actions the Wanderer, a character created by the artist Douglas Scholes.
PHIL ALLARD
Freiner la chute - Ephemeral public art workRead moreThe work is a monumental ephemeral installation in the tradition of land art. Through this strong and unequivocal artistic gesture, he creates a direct link with the invasive problem of the emerald ash borer.
GUILLAUME LA BRIE
Repair and abnormalityRead moreThe starting point of the artwork is to locate urban furniture elements that are damaged in order to perform «repairs» on them. This operation initiates an artistic gesture where the repairing partly dictates the choice of shapes, scales and materials. The objective is to position my sculptures as prostheses replacing the missing or broken parts of selected objects.
PROGRAMMING LAUNCH
2017-2018Read moreLAUNCH of the 2017-2018 "Appointment Society II" programming.
MARION LESSARD
Anagrammatical DefinitionsRead moreFrom one word and its definition, Marion Lessard forms the poetical anagram of another word and its definition, which then take the place of the official ones, and so on, indefinitely, in a long chain of subversion.
SYLVAINE CHASSAY
The Sisterhood of Dream – Les drapeusesRead moreThe artist brings together people from all backgrounds who want to share their dreams in a small group and live a common experience. Dreams, wishes, fantasies, ambitions, any form of dream is welcome!
CÉLINE HUYGHEBAERT
Inventaire des choses qui ne laissent pas de traceRead moreMy lists also track the ordinary. But an invisible ordinary. They give a density to things that leave no trace.
JOURNÉE D'ÉTUDE 2017
Read moreThis moment of collective reflection is the perfect opportunity to examine our mandate in order to clarify its specificity, its objectives and, where appropriate, to review / refine / formulate new and relevant lines of research.
ROBERTO SANTAGUIDA
Aitch Four GeeRead moreThe project will use correspondences that the filmmaker received from friends, over the years, living in Verdun to create an alternative map of the borough that puts an emphasis on the awareness of the essence of everyday places.