Programming

As part of the RCAAQ's Montreal-Havana project, in collaboration with DARE-DARE, GIV and OBORO, La HALTE will host the exhibition All That Is Lost Comes Back, by Camila Ramírez Lobón and Amed Aroche, curated by Anamely Ramos González.

For the second edition of the CONFLUENCES residency, DARE-DARE welcomes Annabelle Brazeau for 8 weeks. Her project Histoire de famille - récits dessinés is a comic strip micro-edition produced in collaboration with a literacy group.

DARE-DARE invites members, neighbors, friends, teams, out-of-breath people and matchheads on June 16 at 5:30 p.m. in Parc Ste-Cunégonde for its annual program launch!

Camille Deslauriers Ménard, María Ezcurra and Mariza Rosales Argonza take part in a round-table discussion to revisit the projects in our QU'EST-CE QUI TRAVERSE VOUS? program, which all share a participatory approach.

From a daily and rigorous collection of her dreams and observation of everyday life circumstances, Camila Vásquez develops research processes surrounding the dream space.

This 3 parts project (desktop documentary, pair of fabric banners & community workshop) is an offering of hope and joy to the Sud-Ouest Montreal community.

This year, we have decided to take a break from a theme to guide our 2022-2023 programming. We want to hear from you in these serious times. What are your concerns, what are your needs?

Opening doors to a virtual studio space, Jennifer and Raphaëlle invite us to a pool. What would you share about yourself? An object? A letter? A tool? A question?

Programming 2021-2022 under the theme TRANSLATION.

Given the pandemic, the programming committee select artistic proposals that cleverly, coherently and creatively compose with the current health measures.

A friendly meeting to trace the retrospective of a fantastic experience. with Patrick Beaulieu, Sylvie Cotton, Martin Dufrasne, Nicole McDonald-Fournier, Estela López Solís, Sonia Pelletier and Jean-François Prost.

Emboldened by their ten-year long collaboration, Les Sabines are thrilled to donate a monumental piece of art to the citizens of the South West district of Montreal.

During the Fair of Alternative Art in Sudbury, Geneviève Massé offers to realize an intensive report, over one week and with the intention of exploring Sudbury through numbers and concrete data about the city's territory. The project is entitled ICount.

karen elaine spencer proposes to disseminate in the public space excerpts from the Quebec Charter of Rights and Freedoms, which she has transcribed onto large wooden panels.

DARE-DARE would like to invite artists to take action and rub the soft consensus with grounded and squeaky proposals.

The art day camp project "DÉFILER L'HISTOIRE" wishes to celebrate the heritage and history of the St-Henri district, so that it can be made known to the children through three creative workshops led by professional artists Christine Comeau, Noémi McComber and Martin Dufrasne.