Programming

Hannah Jickling and Valerie Salez apply to the task of shoveling snow like most people in the Nordic countries do. Except that they leave the "management and maintenance" aspect of it to propose a very different approach.

Inspired by Pops caravan that nourishes the heart as well as the body, Video Paradiso wants to feed the spirit of the street youth of the big cities as well as the young people of the native communities.

Douglas Scholes will open a construction site and erect a structure. This structure is however unusual because, from the beginning of its erection, it starts to collapse.

La Chute curators proposed to DARE-DARE a project in two parts where ten Quebec artists go to Bogota and where DARE-DARE welcomes four Colombian artists.

The Notre-Dame-de-Grâce Scouts will install several life-size figures (silhouettes) in different public places in the city. On each of them will be painted a target.

"BUREAU©" presents during the weekends of July a series of five flying tents and BUREAU installations near the Lachine Canal.

Photographic works are presented in public restrooms of bars and restaurants on advertising supports.

Two public events from midday to sunset.

Since 1996, Marie-Suzanne Désilets has been conducting a series of sociological investigations on pleasure and trust.

In addition to offering the public a direct experience of the work in the street, this project simultaneously presented DARE-DARE with the artist's research space.

Christine Lebel's (aka Chocolate Lady) Montreal exhibition/performance played on the ambiguities between chocolate and sexuality, the artist and the character by making DARE-DARE a place for consumption.

In this outdoor intervention, the room evoked by the title is a shed in a Montreal alley to which the artist had grafted video monitors.

Yves Gendreau installed a construction sign with no inscription on a vacant lot in Montreal's central business district.