The Critical Space Committee of DARE-DARE welcomes and joins a group of participants in the solarium of the Cité-des-hospitalières.
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Emmanuelle Jacques
Emmanuelle Jacques lives and works in Montreal. She completed a Bachelor’s degree in Visual Arts at Université du Québec à Montréal in 2004. Rooted in drawing and print-based practices, her work brings together writing and relational art. Her practice is presented primarily in the form of artist’s books and installations, and occasionally through other media such as performance, video, or sound art. Across her various projects, she has explored topics including cartography, urbanism, feminist, punk, and DIY movements, economics, invisible labour, self-management, care practices, plants, stars, interstices, indiscipline, and utopias. Grounded in specific or hyperlocal issues, and working in the manner of a field sociologist—while retaining the methodological freedom of an artist—she creates spaces of encounter that foster the emergence of micro-narratives from which a shared meaning is drawn. Her slow, process-based working methods are directly inherited from printmaking traditions, as well as from her experiences as a forestry and agricultural worker.
Projects of Emmanuelle Jacques
Fabuler l'école
Fabuler l'école
Exercise books, reflection tool, magic kit or all of the aboveRead moreLIVING LIBRARY
Read moreThis spring, DARE-DARE is offering its community a loan program bringing together a hybrid collection of stories made up of actions and words.
Fabuler l'école
Fabuler l'école
Tête-à-têteRead moreDARE-DARE continues its experimental school project. This second edition will be an opportunity to experiment with ways of transmitting and learning in DUO, to develop forms of resilient pedagogies in times of health and social crises.
PASSEPORT 2012
PASSEPORT
Annual fundraisingRead moreThis original fundraiser consists of an annual public art event. PASSEPORT DARE-DARE offers you the opportunity to see the Quartier des spectacles with a fresh eye, meet 15 emerging contemporary artists and acquire a limited edition numbered collectors piece, on top of granting you access to areas normally closed to the public.
Emmanuelle Jacques
Les chemins de traverseRead moreI want to know the movements of my fellow citizens; to see where their routes intersect; to make them feel how, by tracing their comings and goings on a map, one can project oneself into the territory and become aware of the way one perceives and understands it; to show that by emerging, this drawing can bring a better understanding of the city and its occupants.