...In recent years, the duo has participated in local and international residencies such as the artist-run centre Verticale (Laval, 2018) and Bòlit: Centre d’Art Contemporani (Catalonia, 2019). Most recently...

Born in 1995, Vincent Larouche lives and works in Montréal, QC. Recent solo exhibitions include CochLearSweat, at NEW WORKS (Chicago 2019); Bouches de Cendres Actives, at Soon.TW (Montreal 2019); Dog...

How can technology transform our experience of the world? For its third occurrence, Allegorical Circuits for Human Software wants to incite a discussion around this question, by presenting two performances...

In the fall of 2019, the Darling Foundry celebrates Latin American art. To mark the ten-year anniversary of the Residency of the Americas, supported by the Conseil des arts de Montréal, the art centre...

7PM PRESENTATION OF THE IN SITU WORK  TO VIEW THE PRESENTATION AND TO INTERACT WITH THE ARTISTS, CLICK HERE Fonderie Darling is pleased to invite you to the unveiling of this year’s in situ artwork, on...

For the first time, Allegorical Circuits for Human Software offers a performance that diverts the symbolic value of a video game, to think differently about notions of subjectivity that are modulated...

SANS TOIT NI LOI, OR HOW TO ACCOMMODATE A WHALE IN PAINTING In a recent poem, Cynthia GirardRenard imagines a post-apocalyptic world where people ride unicorns on the streets of Montreal, beluga mothers...

This fourth proposal in the Possible Awakenings series encourages new interconnections, inviting the public to gather around artificial settings where real spaces - Ottawa Street and the Bar-Terrace...

In the fall of 2019, the Darling Foundry celebrates Latin American art. To mark the ten-year anniversary of the Residency of the Americas, supported by the Conseil des arts de Montréal, the art centre...

In the fall of 2019, the Darling Foundry celebrates Latin American art. To mark the ten-year anniversary of the Residency of the Americas, supported by the Conseil des arts de Montréal, the art centre...

In 2018, Ayọ̀ Akínwándé presented Power Show I in Lagos, the beginning of a large exhibition project on the question of social and political power. At first, Akínwándé offered a critique of governmental...

Neighbors, come celebrate the summer! Once again this year, the Darling Foundry wishes to affirm the role of art and of a friendly and dynamic public space, in harmony with its neighborhood. This last...

The work of Bayrol Jiménez is formally and conceptually based on drawing, taking inspiration from comic strips and Mexican pop culture. His works are often ambitious installations, revealing an unbridled...

Jablonski’s work takes the form of long-term research projects, based on rigorous methodologies applied to the concrete objects of everyday life. It stems from ordinary situations to examine how social...

Karine Fréchette’s paintings and volumetric forms construct vertiginous spaces that translate a true obsession for waves and cascades of images. The artist’s gestures weave networks of optical patterns...

Frances Adair Mckenzie is a multidisciplinary artist originally from British Columbia. Rooted in feminism and a baroque imaginary, her work examines questions of materiality, composition and form through...

Marion Lessard is a collective whose work in video, installation, performance, drawing and literature deals with the logical and formal structures that underpin the notion of identity. By defying all...

Simon Belleau’s work in sculpture, video, installation and painting borrows from the tropes of theatre and cinematography. The mechanisms that define theatre and politics are often catalysts in his work...

Situated at the intersection of the acoustic and the visual, Sandra Volny’s art practice explores the perception of sonic space. Through walks, recordings, meditations, narratives, personal accounts...