Holding Release is a gesture of mutual support, hosted at the HALTE. Visitors will be invited to release something that feels heavy for them, and to support someone else with an act of mutual holding.
Programming
Show search
+
filters
filters
METHODS AND GAMES IN SPACE : HABITABLE ZONES II
Programming 2025-2026Read moreSalima punjani
Holding, ReleaseRead moreCéline Huyghebaert
Residency
Micro-residency at La HALTE - Writing workshopRead moreFrom July 18 to 20, the artist was in micro-residence at La HALTE. She collected quotes on exhaustion and collective ways of dealing with it.
Poésies publiques
The Trois-Rivières component of Public WritingsRead moreIn partnership with La Fenêtre and Culture Trois-Rivières and to mark its 40th anniversary, DARE-DARE is installing a neon sign in Trois-Rivières to present poems by 16 authors.
Marcella França
BECAUSE YOU DON'T CARERead moreDisplayed from August 7 to October 29 on the illuminated sign at Sainte-Cunégonde Park, the poetic corpus highlights how patriarchal logics of domination—which exploit the bodies of cis and trans women—are the same as those that violate the Earth.
ANNUAL GENERAL ASSEMBLY
2025Read moreDear DARE-DARE community, it's finally time for the Annual General Meeting! As every year, the AGM invites its active members to review the year 2024-2025 and imagine the years to come.
Archives
2010 two thousand and ten
Dé-programmer
Walk with l’atelier SYN-Read moreThis urban walk takes as its working canvas the concept of de-programming: an idea at first associated, in its more pejorative dimension, with a destructuring felt for some years in this sometimes "vampirized" sector that includes Concordia University.
DARE-DARE GALA 6
Read moreThis year's DARE-DARE GALA promises to be a memorable one. Held in partnership with the RCAAQ, it will be twinned with the RES ARTIS international conference.
Karen Kraven
Firm curves behind a brick wallRead moreFor her project, Karen Kraven involves participants — local community members, artists, architects — to assist her in the ephemeral redevelopment of a commercial space in the Quartier Hochelaga-Maisonneuve (3179 Ontario East).
GENEVIÈVE ROUSSEAU
CUBERead moreProject of the artist Geneviève Rousseau as part of the CUBE event.
ROUND TABLE
MotelisationRead moreThe "Motelization" roundtable (a coined word about the proliferation of motels) follows an exhibition of the same title recently presented at the Foreman Art Gallery at Bishop's University.
Montreal from Below
Openspace on actual urban practices and strugglesRead moreThis is an afternoon "open forum" that aims to share practices and instill collaborations between our ways of fighting and practicing the city.
Julie Faubert
LES MOTS (2nd part)Read moreJulie Faubert’s Les Mots offers the city as a critical space in which to reflect on words that permit (or forid) us to think.
Miquel Garcia Membrado
Residency
47 joursRead moreMiquel Garcia Membrado (Barcelona) questions the role of the artist and censorship within contemporary art practices.
KNOWLEDGE CO-CONSTRUCTION WORKSHOP with Katya Montaignac
Conversation with Katya Montaignac.Read moreAt our Off-Biennale in May 2009, Katya Montaignac presented her Danses Invisibles. She invites you to come and talk to her about in situ practices. What she brings to the table? The question of power.
Jacinthe Robillard
The Mentana GardensRead moreJacinthe Robillard explores the documentary portrait by studying domestic environments of specific social groups. She is particularly interested the experience of the other and the intrinsic link that it maintains with location.
Knowledge co-construction workshop at the documentation center
With PATRICE LOUBIERRead moreConversation avec Patrice Loubier à propos des pratiques furtives en art contemporain. Venez découvrir ces pratiques, discuter des vôtres, les mettre en relations avec celles dont parlera Patrice et interagir avec l’analyse qu’il nous proposera.
Vanessa Rigaux
DriftRead moreA performance based on oral tradition. A tale revealed through action and dance. Accompanied by a video by artist Leslie Supnet.