Programming

Ambul Art Montreal is an open group with members who share an interest in the intersections between walking and art.

DARE-DARE launches its programming under the "Society of Rendez-vous" on May 18 from 6 @ 9 at the trailer.

DARE-DARE is proud to participate in the FAIR OF ALTERNATIVE ART IN SUDBURY (FAAS), where more than 30 artists occupy and transform a public space in the downtown core of the nickel capital.

A look back at the 2015-2016 programming, moderated by Alain-Martin Richard.

DARE-DARE's programming for this fifth edition of VIVA! promoted multidisciplinary practices and reflected on the different contexts of art dissemination in the public space.

DARE-DARE'S “LA DIS/LOCATION DE DARE-DARE” exhibition proposes a retrospective glance on the first decade of the urban articulation project, lead by the centre since 2004.

This book looks at the last three locations where the DARE-DARE mobile shelter was moored, namely Cabot Square, Walter-Stewart Park and the Quartier des spectacles, and offers the reflections of five authors on various realities of artistic practices in public space.

"ODYSSÉE" celebrated the first 10 years of the projet d'articulation urbaine : Dis/location of DARE-DARE (2004 to 2014) and the continued presence of the Centre in the public space.

To increase and refine its field of action, DARE-DARE innovates this year and grafts a punctual radio component to its programming.

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.

PASSEPORT DARE-DARE is a fundraising activity that encourages collaboration between commercial and artistic communities within the visual art community.

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.

As part of the ABC: MTL exhibition at the Canadian Centre for Architecture, this round table presents the issues encountered during the five Dis/location moorings, and proposes a discussion of the limits of disseminating multidisciplinary works in public space.

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.