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The Montreal multidisciplinary art dissemination center DARE-DARE is pleased to invite you to the fourth edition of the activity: PASSPORT DARE-DARE.

THE EVENT:
Presented as part of the Journées de la culture, PASSPORT DARE-DARE is an annual artistic activity which proposes the collaboration between the commercial and cultural circles, within the visual art sphere. This project consists of an ambulatory tour where participants are invited to collect works / prints in various locations in the St-Henri district. Available free of charge, the blank passport is full of unique works discovered throughout the day. It leads to a unique and exclusive notebook, a collective work to collect year after year!

WHEN : 
Saturday, October 1, 2016, between noon and 5 pm

DEPARTURE :
The project starts at DARE-DARE mobile trailer located at the corner of Atwater, Notre-Dame and Doré streets.

// Still takes place in case of rain
// Free

This year, 13 artists are investing in the Southwest theme and territory!

Kevin BEAULIEU
Laurence N. BÉLAND
Daniel CANTY
Louich
Charles-Antoine FRÉCHETTE
Karilee FUGLEM
Catherine LESCARBEAU
Véronique LÉPINE
Gabrielle PFALZGRAF
Ophelia QUEFFURUS
Douglas SCHOLES
karen elaine SPENCER
Denis WONG

THE ESCALES:

Totem tea and olives

Crossover Comics Bookstore

Café St-Henri

La Gaillarde

The Flea Market of St-Zotique Church

Dalla Rose Creamery

George-Étienne Cartier Park

Madeleine Parent Park

Islet Charlevoix

Atwater Market

FESTIVE EVENING

To end the stamping day PASSPORT 2016, all are invited to a festive evening to be held on the ground and in the trailer of DARE-DARE at the corner of Notre-Dame, Atwater and Rue Doré.

☼ From 17:00
☼ Hot dog, veggie and condiments
☼ Beverages

SPECIAL THANKS

This project is made possible thanks to the generosity of our main partners:
South West Montreal District
The Montreal Art District
Atelier Circulaire

The production of our prints is done by Central Stamp

The PASSPORT project is an original idea from the San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery.

Special thanks to Cassandre Boucher for her help with the silkscreening of the passport.

Thank you to all volunteers and participants!