Programming

Through performance and humor, we look at the projection of Amerindian identity in relation to the economic and tourism environments.

Interventions on the site of Émily Rose Michaud and Catherine Beau-Ferron and autumn eco-gardening workshops.

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.

Lectures, speeches, launches, tours, screenings, parties!

Bring your videos to project. Rain or shine. Accepted formats: mini-DV or Quicktime.

Bring your videos to project. Rain or shine. Accepted formats: mini-DV or Quicktime.

Art and horticulture projects all day.

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.

3rd edition of the legendary DARE-DARE Gala! Benefit party for the benefit of DARE-DARE activities, which brings together about twenty artists during a festive evening where performances, videos and musical performances are presented.

This is not a benefit activity at Divan Orange.

In the course of an evening on Friday, September 29th, and an afternoon on Saturday, September 30th, at the park with no name, DARE-DARE will be the host of performance art presentations as well as related interdisciplinary art forms of today.

DARE-DARE intends to continue its reflection and experience during the meetings Around the Agora, where artists, sociologists, architects and activists will present approaches, visions, modes of intervention aimed at rethinking the conceptualization, planning, development and organization of the urban landscape.

AT WORK / AT WORK is a call for open and free collaboration. This experimental project proposes to artists and workers to consider their workplaces as an artistic place of residency.

2nd edition of the DARE-DARE Gala! Benefit party for the activities of DARE-DARE which brings together about thirty artists during a festive evening where performances, videos and musical performances are presented.

The participants in this edition, whose theme is Accident: Randall Anderson, Catherine Carmichael, Philippe Hugues, Harold Klunder, Patric Lacasse, Caroline Lavoie, Douglas Scholes and Myriam Yates.

DARE-DARE, with its store, sells multiple, mass-produced art objects. The profits will go to found the center activities.