Camille Charbonneau works with the surviving images from their failure within Mormonism. Viewing this haunted state as a type of contamination of the present, they observe the slow transformations of...

The research and production of Pamela Desjardins are focussed on the relationship between contemporary art practices, cultural policies and institutional critique in Latin America. She is particularly...

Sabrina Davatz’s work mainly involves video and film in relation to sculptures, installations, and performance. Inspired by everyday life, she studied the ties that are forged between architectural space...

Since graduating from the École des Beaux-Arts de Lyon in 2008, Émilie Parendeau has been playing with the re-activation of works by conceptual and minimalist artists from the 70's through a project she...

A teacher, curator and critic, François Aubart combines these three different but complementary activities. For a few years now, he has leaned towards works involving the possibilities of interpreting...

The Cuban artist Levi Orta will end his residency at the Darling Foundry with a presentation, in his studio, of the investigation titled Honour without Courage : “In Quebec, 85% of the population rejects...

PRESENTATION The Fonderie Darling is a visual arts center housed in an outstanding industrial building located in the west end of Old Montreal. Founded in 2002 and administrated by the non-profit organization...

Objects, that lie in each other’s neighbourhood, even those, who have nothing in common like an old computer monitor and a sink, with a faucet which must have been made of brass, these objects often feel...

Take the sound of the room breathing 1/at dawn 2/ in the morning 3/in the afternoon 4/ in the evening 5/ before dawn Bottle the smell of the room of that particular hour as well.   Yoko Ono[1] The immaterial...

Jeremy Shaw’s work constitutes an ongoing exploration of altered states of mind and the cultural and scientific practices that aspire to map transcendental experience. Often positioned at the intersection...

At the initiative of students of artist and professor Tadashi Kawamata, the Paris School of Fine Arts and Montreal’s Darling Foundry have come together to offer nine young artists the experience of a...

Fonderie Darling is home to twelve creative studios spread over three floors of a carefully converted 19th-century industrial building. Eight of our studio spaces are dedicated to Montreal visual artists...

A neighbourhood event to get a behind the scenes look at the exceptional space The Darling Foundry is a multifaceted visual arts centre. The venue is known as an important part of Montreal’s industrial...

Le Serpent, Fonderie Darling's restaurant Fonderie Darling’s restaurant, Le Serpent, opened its doors on New Year's Eve 2013 for the great enjoyment of all our visitors. Its name has been borrowed from...

Although Montréal was already the commercial centre of Canada by the late 18th century, the invention of the steam-powered engine in 1811 was the catalyst for the industrial revolution here, just as in...

Fonderie Darling is a visual-arts venue that was founded and is directed by the not-for-profit art organization Quartier Éphémère, which has the mandate of supporting the creation, production, and dissemination...

Jonas Baumann portrays a critical and humorous view on society and popular culture. Through metaphor, his paintings and drawings with vivid colors tell stories that depict fantastical universes, related...

“The darker the night, the brighter the stars; the deeper the sorrow, the closer God is.”Apollon Maïkov, 1878 “Darkness is your candle,” wrote the Sufi mystic Rumi in the 13th century, inviting us to...

By crossing several mediums such as installations, photography, editions, and serigraphs, Yannick Langloisl’s work questions the news of a sculptural production in the realms of moving images. These objects...