Programming

The identification of the individual, for institutional purposes, has been reduced to a system of digital codes.

This project is a collection of notes, photographs and wallpaper.

DARE-DARE invites last season's artists to create a work no larger than 3 inches x 3 inches.

An installation of paintings and photography.

The exhibition stages different mixes: photo-painting, photo-watercolor, photo-video and other materials that are coupled with photography.

During Lucie Gagnon and Julie Pelletier's time at DARE-DARE, the gallery space is transformed into a working studio.

The installation is a PARA/SITE which aims, in a playful spirit, to test the resistances of the art system, its immunology (!), by modifying the exhibition context as well as the habits of the artist and the viewer.

Installation in gallery.

Installation, sculptures and photographs. In this project, photography is integrated as a constituent material of a work that closely links two and three-dimensional space, one lending itself to the construction of the other.

The works of Suzanne Maurice do not oppose the discourse and the matter. Her ceramics representing women's bodies are matter of the discourse whose source is the daily life.

Born in Montreal, Sophie Lanctôt has a master's degree in painting from Concordia University.

Exhibition in gallery. Alain Bouchard seeks to give a poetic value to both objects and materials.

Carren Tyler wants to make visual language easily accessible, even familiar to the viewer.

For the 4th edition, the artists of the last season are invited to create a small work not exceeding 3" x 3".

The shadow as a trace of a presence is what the title of Danielle Hébert's new series of photographs, Clairière, suggests.

DARE-DARE presents Lise Landry and Lise Nantel interested in a creative process of double interaction: between the artists themselves, but also between the artists and the public.