Programming

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.

To discuss the practice of the artists in the 2016-2017 program, we have invited philosopher Érik Bordeleau to act as a moderator and theorist of the issues encountered during the past year.

A look back at the 2015-2016 programming, moderated by Alain-Martin Richard.

How does walking contribute to the creative process? How can we understand walking as an art form? How does interaction with public space influence artistic walking practices?

As part of its Critical Space program, DARE-DARE welcomes Sonia Pelletier.

As part of its Critical Space program, DARE-DARE welcomes Edith Brunette.

Through my research residency at the DARE-DARE Center, I sought to understand what the artistic, social and political stakes of the "revolutionary adventure" of the first Place des Arts really were.

For the month of August, Artist-in-Residence Wes Johnston will be studying the work of the Montreal Transportation and Public Works department. Using a bicycle mounted surveillance camera, Wes will gather photographic evidence of markings which indicate subterranean infrastructure and ostensibly indicate the potential for 'work' and excavation.

Miquel Garcia Membrado (Barcelona) questions the role of the artist and censorship within contemporary art practices.