Thomas McIntosh has reconstructed in a small dark room a sound environment evoking Silo No. 5 located on the banks of the Lachine Canal.

Tris Vonna­-Michell stages installations and performs narrative structures, using spoken word, sound compositions and photography. The narratives he relates pan between historical events and personal...

"Art is a critical tool for survival. I consider art to be an essential space for critical thinking, as necessary a tool for survival as man's ability to adapt to varying circumstances. Through my practice...

Kerrie Kenton communicates through art, travels, discoveries, and personal stories, often painful, of the Aboriginal people of Australia. Starting from the premise that Aboriginal society is the world's...

The work of Christian Bumbarra Thompson focuses mainly on the performative exploration of multiple identities. he dwells in a range of characters which he gives life by simple costumes, poses and settings...

Eva Jung examines the ideals of capitalist cities. By using barter, she engages directly with participants in an intimate encounter to share special memories or emotions. Objects and immaterial matters...

Media artist, Wade Marynowsky deals with immersive and interactive installation, performance, music and video so as maintain an economy of means. He composes works which put together different artistic...

Nicole Foreshew is both artist and curator. Her works offers a thought on the objects of the Australian Aborigines today. Her video installations, ephemeral sculptures and performances seek to reactivate...

The noble art of craftmanship Artist Edouard Sautai, is presenting his playful vision of the canadian landscape, inspired by the beaver. Following the example of the beaver, who uses only materials found...

Come and celebrate with us the inauguration of the beehive that the collective Les aiguilles tournent à l'envers has set up on the roof of the Darling Foundry. You can taste the first harvest of honey...

Working in collaboration, the artists are constructing an enclosed room in the Darling Foundry composed of objects found the streets of Montreal, most derived from the garbage. Their daily act of gathering...

What are the rates? Please contact us to know more about our rates. We offer special rates for the rental of both spaces simultaneously, as well as discounts for non-for profit organizations. What are...

The Darling Foundry is delighted to be the hub of Le Mois de la Photo à Montréal's 13th edition. Eight solo exhibitions and many special events will be presented under its roof : Pascal Dufaux (QC, Canada/France)Mona...

Laura Martin likes to explore the world, capture situations, people and obscure objects of the urban space. She opposes private spaces to the narratives of public space: inside and outside, friendliness...

He has reconstructed a soundscape evoking the silo # 5 located along the Lachine canal in a small dark room.

Japanese artist Tsuneko Taniuchi set out to expose the inherent failings of modern capitalist cultures, focussing particularly on the social, political, and cultural circumstances of women in the late...

For the past few years, the focus of Picouet’s practice has rested upon the relationship between interchangeable elements that can be bound together, what he defines as the “first matter”. The installation...

Marcus Macdonald With the collaboration of Sophie Herché and Franck Légale      The Wellington Tunnel once crossed the Lachine Canal near the bottom of de la Montagne. For security reasons the tunnel...

Smithfield (2000), 35mm, colour, no sound, 4 minutes (looped). Smithfield consists of a four-minutes tracking shot where the camera moves around a wedge-shaped late-19th century 'corner' building situated...

Vandebrouck’s work is built up empirically. Her research is based on experience, observation and chance. A movement causes another, an idea leads to another, as they strive to create a sensitive space...