Programming

A collective musical evening.

Started more than three years ago, Massimo Guerrera's project develops around the Canteen, a group formed with Patrick Bourque and Isabelle Chabot.

DARE-DARE invites artists to create a work of art no larger than 3 inches x 3 inches.

To suppose to the work of art a glance and, even more, a kind of pre-existence to its materialization, a "presence elsewhere", that the work of the artist makes appear: these propositions found the report of Pierre Bellemare to his work.

Josée Fafard and Stéphane Gregory's moving installation mainly features a tent as well as various accessories related to the three "catastrophes" (snowstorm, meteorite fall, flood of instant coffee) that alternately parasitized the installation during its exhibition period.

A set of works where performance, video, photography and a set of artifacts arranged in the form of an installation are brought together.

Naki, a multi-instrumentalist composer, invites us on a unique musical journey with the Stick-harp, a 37-string instrument that brings together the harp, guitar, bass, and tampura. With this instrument, the artist explores new polyrhythmic possibilities and delivers an original sonic performance.

The Fantaisie is a humorous reflection of life with its two faces: awakening and pacifying rest... revitalizing repair, ancient heritage of the living matter.

The artist's series of paintings reflect her interest in the conflicts of identity that exist within a personality, the innate cruelty of human beings and the dilemmas created by the conflicts between nature and religion.

A music that unfolds, stimulated by rhythms and sounds, in contexts that go from classical jazz to modern jazz.

DARE-DARE repeats the experience of "Petites pièces", but with a leap into the even smaller, into the Infinitely small: the works will not exceed 3 inches x 3 inches.

multidisciplinary event to mark the fifth anniversary of DARE-DARE.

An intimate show... filled with emotions -big and small. A recital of learned music...where the performers are "smart circus fleas"!

This retrospective exhibition tells the story of five years of collaboration between two women, Josée Lambert and Alice Bergeron.