Programming
PASSPORT 2018 + Festive evening
+ Festive evening
The Montreal multidisciplinary art dissemination center DARE-DARE is re-offending for a fifth edition with PASSPORT DARE-DARE. The public is invited to take part in this art walk activity!
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Photo : Sarah Hautcoeur -
Photo : Sarah Hautcoeur -
Photo : Sarah Hautcoeur -
Photo : Sarah Hautcoeur
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EVENT:
PASSEPORT DARE-DARE consists of an ambulatory tour where participants are invited to collect works by artists selected by DARE-DARE. Free for the occasion, the blank passport booklet is given at the beginning of the course to the participants and filled of original works throughout the day. The whole is a small unique and exclusive book, a collective work to collect over the years. It is an event intended for a large audience rallying actors from the commercial, cultural and visual arts sectors.
WHEN:
Saturday, September 29, 2018, between 1 pm and 5 pm
DEPARTURE :
The departure will take place at the mobile shelter of DARE-DARE located at the corner of Atwater, Notre-Dame West and Doré Streets.
// Free event!
This year, 12 artists offer works inspired by the themes frictions and performativity of the territory:
THE ESCALES:
Centre Culturel Georges Vanier
Station de métro Lionel-Groulx
FESTIVE EVENING:
The day will end with a festive evening where artists and participants are invited to meet to exchange and learn more about the visual arts community and some of its actors. This evening takes place at the mobile shelter of DARE-DARE located on the land surrounding the Atwater Market, in the triangle formed by avenues Atwater, Greene and Doré Street.
- From 17h
- Hot Dog, Veggie Hot Dog
- Drinks
- ... and other surprises!
THANKS:
Thanks to Papeterie Nota Bene.
This project is presented as part of the Journées de la Culture with the participation of the l'École d'Art de Pointe St-Charles.
Thank you to Geneviève Massé for the graphic design and silkscreen of the PASSEPORT DARE-DARE-2018 cover page.
The PASSPORT notebooks were printed at L'imprimerie, Centre d'artistes
The PASSPORT project is inspired by an original idea from the San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery
