Programming

DARE-DARE presents a series of long and short performances to take place the urban environment as a means to create a dialogue with the general public.

Series of actions realised in various dis/location sites.

The action of drawing brings new ideas, forges connections. To take a piece of chalk and draw designs on the cement is to make the decision to live in the moment, to be open and available to the contingencies of the terrain, weather and people around us.

Artist Gina Badger demonstrates how to turn dirt, clay, water and seeds into gardening bombs.

This book continues the reflection initiated by the members and collaborators of DARE-DARE with the first part of Dis/location: urban articulation project, which led the center to relocate its offices in 2004 in a temporary shelter at Square Viger until in 2006.

Lecture series at Cabot Square.

DARE-DARE’s Dis/location: projet d’articulation urbaine, part 3, takes shape in Cabot Square, in the midst of a densely populated area.

In conjunction with the Camping - Aux bons plaisirs fugaces event, presented from June 5 to 8, 2008 in the Parc sans nom, DARE-DARE is offering the public the third part of a series of lectures on the hybrid relationship between art and public space.

Les lieux invisibles will come and go through selected Montreal restaurants. Creator, Andrée Anne Vien portrays cultural diversity from two different angles.

Caroline Dubois and Julie Favreau will build various sets and situations suggesting the opening of a shop or a film set. Development plan takes place in a vacant commercial space on Beaubien street in Petite-Patrie.

In parallel with the Fresh Paint / Peinture fraîche event presented at Parc sans nom, DARE-DARE offers the public the second part of a series of lectures on the hybrid relationship between art and public space.

As part of Montreal's Mois de la photo, Chih-Chien Wang proposes an installation at the no name park housing DARE-DARE.

Three mobile objects, temporarily installed in the no name park, can be carried away and installed anywhere.

La réserve is an installation conceived from the particular story of a park left without use by the City of Montreal.

The project consists of painting the lids of the sewers situated in the neighborhoods surrounding the park with no name where DARE-DARE took up residence in July 2006.

In conjunction with the Fête des fleurs at the no name Park, DARE-DARE offers the public the first part of a series of lectures on the hybrid relationship between art and public space.