This residency program runs continuously for 8 weeks. DARE-DARE seeks to foster a deeper, close-knit relationship between a professional artist (who does not reside in the metropolitan area) and the Saint-Henri and Petite-Bourgogne neighbourhoods, and provides dedicated support throughout the residency.
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To Embody: Joyful Militancy and Irresistible Activism
2026-2027 programRead moreCall for Proposals
Residency
CONFLUENCES ResidencyRead moreCall for proposals 2026
Residency
research micro-residency at La HALTERead moreThis 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.
Elsy Zavarce and Denise A. Olivares
Echoes of Burgundy: Exploring Urban Presence Through Multisensory ArchivesRead moreThe duo of Elsy Zavarce and Denise A. Olivares, who were in residence for an independent research project during the 2025–2026 programming year, will present the results of their work at La HALTE in late May.
Caroline Gagné
Peupleraie - Corps social et corps sonoreRead morePeupleraie invites us to explore the soundscape of a community of trees, poplars, in the urban fabric of the Petite-Bourgogne neighborhood and the Lachine Canal, as a metaphor for the “living environment” and the social body. Anyone passing through the South-West neighborhood with an internet-connected device and a pair of headphones can experience the project. Various connectors are available at the HALTE or at the DARE-DARE offices.
Raquel Cruz Crespo
Cuerpo y EspritRead more"Cuerpo y Esprit brings together reflections that began when I was diagnosed with cancer at twenty-nine, just as I was finishing my studies and eager to reconnect professionally with the visual arts."
Job offer
Projects and Special Events CoordinatorRead moreDARE-DARE is looking for a dynamic, autonomous individual to fill the position of Projects and Special Events Coordinator.
Job Offer
Cultural Mediator and Programming Assistant (Funded by: Canada Summer Jobs)Read moreDARE-DARE is seeking a dynamic, creative, and self-directed individual to fill the position of Cultural Mediator and Programming Assistant
Archives
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Micheline Lévesque
ReadingRead moreEvening reading presented by Micheline Lévesque.
André Savard
PaintingsRead moreDARE-DARE presents the paintings of André Savard.
Claire Beaulieu, Catherine Liberovskaya, Diane Tremblay and Erik E. Roy
Paintings and photographic montagesRead moreGroup exhibition.
Jean-Luc Arsenau
Recent drawingsRead moreDARE-DARE presents drawings by Jean-Luc Arseneau.
Claire-Hélène Tremblay
Tapis-peinturesRead moreA solo exhibition.
POUR LES SENS
Michel Dumas, D. Kimm, Michel Lefebvre, Pascale Malaterre and Hélène MonetteRead moreA collective exhibition and poetry reading.
Katherine Liberovskaya
Paintings and installationRead moreDARE-DARE presents the installation-paintings and inks of Katherine Liberovskaya.
Ginette Bernier
Drawings and collagesRead moreDARE-DARE presents the drawings and collages of Ginette Bernier.
Marie-Helene Robert
Affaires classéesRead moreDARE-DARE presents an installation-performance by Marie-Helene Robert.
Petites pièces
Marie Bourassa, Anne Côté, Johanne Dumoulin, Deborah Margo, Nathalie Font, Erik E. RoyRead moreDARE-DARE presents six artists who had previously exhibited in the former location in 1985: Marie Bourassa's ceramics, Anne Côté's icons, Nathalie Font's prints, Deborah Margo's and Johanne Dumoulin's drawings, and Erik E. Roy's photographs.
Jean Lareau
Fabrics and canvasesRead moreDARE-DARE presents Jean Lareau's prints on fabric and canvas.
Edith Ricard
Wood engravingsRead moreEngraving fits well with clandestine poetry. Engraving wood offers moments that are sometimes pleasant and delicate, sometimes raw and abrupt.
Anne Ashton
Ya no horrendoRead moreDARE-DARE presents the recent paintings of Anne Ashton. The exhibition is entitled "Ya no horrendo" = Never again afraid.
Sylvain Bigras
Paintings and drawingsRead moreDARE-DARE presents the paintings and drawings of Sylvain Bigras. These works illustrate "always great contrasts: scribbling, rubbing, erasing and applying".