Programming

Chedly Boughedir was in a two-day research residency at La HALTE.

Isabelle Lapierre was in a two-day research residency at La HALTE.

On June 14, participants from Fabuler l'école joined forces at Charejo farm, located in Lanaudière, to continue the "Creuser un trou" process begun last year.

This summer, DARE-DARE invites you to experience a research blitz in the public space. The micro-residencies aim to question and (re)animate our relationship to reading, archives and exchange.

Independent research residency around the artists, projects and activities of DARE-DARE's 2024-2025 programming: Méthodes et jeux de l’espace : zones d’existences

Following her micro-residency at La HALTE, researcher Camille Richard will lead a reflective workshop entitled: DARE-DARE, institution instituante?

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.

Following their residency as a researcher for the TRADUCTION programming (2021-2022), Kama la Mackerel launches a fanzine accompanied by a performance at the Livresse bookstore.

This summer, DARE-DARE invites you to experience a research blitz in the public space. The micro-residencies aim to question and (re)animate our relationship to reading, archives and exchange.

DARE-DARE invites you to a brief public space research experience at HALTE (Pavilion for Reference and Reflection on Art in Public Space) in the fall of 2021.

In order to generate further research on its thematic programming TRADUCTION, DARE-DARE has invited Kama la Mackerel to establish links between the 2021-2022 artists, regardless of the field in which they are active.

To conclude her year-long research residency, author Josianne Poirier has produced the fanzine Plus que deux.

The purpose of this series of podcasts is to offer visibility to the words of the artists who participated in FRICTIONS programming (2018-2019), by giving them, individually, a long speaking time.

Writer-in-Residence Renata Azevedo Moreira takes a fresh look at the work of artist duos formed for the Duology programming year.

Lauzier uses the walk to create a context that encourages exchange and brings the interviewed artist to talk about his/her work differently. It is also an excuse to discuss the place where one is and to make bridges between the space and the artistic approach of the artist.