Programming

"Minorité invisible" must be listened to with a blindfold. The project's subject is the dissemination and poeticization of the sound territory, the search for the invisible.

RÛE consists of a series of research on the movement, realized alone or in duet and which develop on the mode of the meeting.

Bloggers in captivity, guest artists Adam Bergeron (Quebec City) and Karen Elaine Spencer (Montreal) have accepted the challenge of imprisonment and alienation during the three-day event.

This project consists of an itinerary where participants are invited to collect works/prints by DARE-DARE artists in various locations in the Quartier des spectacles.

For its fourth edition, VIVA! Art Action punctuates the cultural calendar with a week of events bringing together the practices of over twenty artists from Montreal and abroad.

At the initiative of Patrick Beaulieu, our two fellow adventurers elected to track the roads of America for signs of a secret geography, where political divisions fade in the light of poetic revelations.

This annual world event, that brings together artists, citizens, elected officials and organizations, aims to raise awareness of the value of the urban space occupied by the parking spaces.

This original fundraiser consists of an annual public art event. PASSEPORT DARE-DARE offers you the opportunity to see the Quartier des spectacles with a fresh eye, meet 15 emerging contemporary artists and acquire a limited edition numbered collectors piece, on top of granting you access to areas normally closed to the public.

A reflection on uniformity, organization and community as it relates to history and the role of public space. As though conducting a lab, the artist observes, plans and experiments with group movement within and occupation of public space.

On March 30, 2012, DARE-DARE move to St-Laurent metro outdoor space, in the heart of the Quartier des spectacles.

VIVA! Art Action is a shared initiative between the artist-run centers articule, Clark, DARE-DARE, La Centrale Galerie Powerhouse, Praxis art actuel and Skol, which gave rise to the first international live art event in Montreal in the fall of 2006.

To start its 26th birthday with a bang, DARE-DARE is programming an ambitious project entitled SATELLITE. DARE-DARE will travel to Detroit and Tijuana for three-week “artist-organization-in-residencies” in each city.

The project will peak by the realization of a collective mural on the outer surfaces of DARE-DARE’s trailer office.

This urban walk takes as its working canvas the concept of de-programming: an idea at first associated, in its more pejorative dimension, with a destructuring felt for some years in this sometimes "vampirized" sector that includes Concordia University.

Project of the artist Geneviève Rousseau as part of the CUBE event.

The "Motelization" roundtable (a coined word about the proliferation of motels) follows an exhibition of the same title recently presented at the Foreman Art Gallery at Bishop's University.