Programming

DARE-DARE forges ahead with its urban poetry/writing project. Borrowing the brief form of the tagline, haiku or tweet, these short sentences, aphorisms, poems or questions are displayed in a light box for a week.

In the immigrant trajectory, from one generation to the next, the fracture between the mother tongues of the parent and the child makes each word an issue, each expression a labyrinth where countries mix.

A group walk, led by the artist, takes citizens, friends and passers-by through several geographic, linguistic and symbolic detours in the neighborhood surrounding DARE-DARE.

Karianne Trudeau Beaunoyer presents a series of 12 sentences composed from the answers of fifteen creators to a questionnaire on their perceptions relative to death.

Laurence Beaudoin Morin and Leisure collective (Meredith Carruthers & Susannah Wesley) come at The HALTE for brief research residencies in our collection, in preparation for collective activities they will initiate.

DARE-DARE invites you to a brief public space research experience at HALTE (Pavilion for Reference and Reflection on Art in Public Space) in the fall of 2021.

Roseline Lambert presents twelve plants rooted in the Sainte-Cunégonde park. These words of plants and trees are translated into several languages to testify to the human sounds that these plants have heard during their vegetal reign.

Welcome to our small library whose collection on art in public space covers various themes: living art, poetry, architecture, artists' books.

At the billboard, Amélie Dumoulin proposes to "dry" words recovered after washing and explore the interferences of translations that are frequently found on clothing labels and instruction manuals for household appliances.

This spring, DARE-DARE is offering its community a loan program bringing together a hybrid collection of stories made up of actions and words.

This open call is a carte blanche with the sole objective of encouraging artists to present their current research, including for example the different processes, reflections and challenges that he or she encounters. DARE-DARE wishes to bring together in the form of a living library a collection of 7 artists ready to tell each other!

DARE-DARE forges ahead with its urban poetry/writing project. Borrowing the brief form of the tagline, haiku or tweet, these short sentences, aphorisms, poems or questions are displayed in a light box for a week

Spreading mind across Land through root systems; we hold together a dialogue dawning us into mourning.

Let's love each other in our own way during our time and its catastrophes. This series of 18 poems follows a (self-)residency of the artist near her place of living.

DARE-DARE’s Espace Critique committee presents a duo of reading circles on the theme: NOISE.

After investing DARE-DARE's public poetry billboard for several months with their own words, Gabrielle Giasson-Dulude (G) and Nicholas Dawson (N) begin their duology by gradually stitching together a common poetic backyard from those known throughout their lives.