... In this interval, Livingstone invests the visual space and all of the surfaces of Ottawa street between Queen and Prince street, so as to introduce a series of bodily and aural gestures, rituals, unexpected...

The Museum of Longing and Failure (MOLAF) is a collecting entity established in 2010 by Canadian artists Andrew Taggart and Chloe Lewis. Exploring a fluidity between institution, author, and artwork...

EXERCISES IN CLAIRVOYANCE Guillaume Adjutor Provost’s exhibition in the Darling Foundry’s small gallery takes an intentionally ambiguous stance. It offers visitors an experience that is both familiar...

Curator Jacqueline Mabey and artist Michael Mandiberg develop an interdisciplinary work rooted in questions about the Information Age and the internet as public spheres. Together, Mabey and Mandiberg were...

For the fifth evening of performance cycle Fermons les yeux pour voir. Always mind your surroundings, the artists Anne-F Jacques and Philippe Battikha invite the public to pay attention to its immediate...

Wishing to stimulate exchanges between France and Quebec, three Franco-Quebec institutions have joined forces to continue the Transatlantic Residency program. For a second year, Montpellier Contemporain...

Benny Nemerofsky Ramsay produced A Letter Condoning This Exhibition/A Letter Condemning This Exhibition in response to the news that his aesthetics and identity had been used by Schwebel as part of his...

This third evening of performance cycle Fermons les yeux pour voir. Always mind your surroundings will revolve stories of displacement through multiple-channel video installations, inviting the audience...

Firmly rooted in the community for over twenty years, Fonderie Darling is committed to its educational role, offering unique and enriching activities that facilitate direct interaction between artists...

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...

The Darling Foundry is happy to invite you to its famous BINGO evening, on Thursday, August 9, at 7:30 pm.This popular and festive fundraising event celebrates the Darling Foundry action and thanks to...

The Darling Foundry is eager to affirm the role of art in dynamism and harmony with the neighbourhood. We propose an artistic and warm evening entirely devoted to neighbours working or living in the area...

Curator in residence Michele Fiedler discusses her curatorial practice and current work in progress in an online conversation on Zoom as part of our Residency of the Americas program. Having moved to...

Under the title 안녕, 안녕 [Annyeong, annyeong], the public presentation of South Korean artist Jin Dallae takes shape around a meditation upon the Korean greeting phrase <안녕> Annyeong -- Hi, in English...

COLLABORATORS House9: Graphic Design Compagnie & Cie:  Visual identity   Marc-André Audet:  Web master Krassy Halatchev:  Programmer Hugo St-Laurent:  Performance photographer Alfonso Esparza:  Accounting consultant Oana Avasilichioaei:  Translation Christian Roy:  Translation Dominique Claire-Marie: Event photographer Philippe Latour: Performance photographer

Inspired by the minimalist and post-minimalist practices of the 1970s, the work of the French artist Kévin Cadinot employs common materials, often found in hardware stores or recuperated from construction...

Radek Brousil often mixes objects, sculpture, photography and video in his artistic practice. His focus, however, is based on a broader investigation of photography - namely, on its technical and artistic...

The Darling Foundry organized, the September 27 of 2018, a peaceful and performative protest to advocate for a permanent Place Publique on the part of Ottawa Street that runs between Queen and Prince...

A conversation on issues of representation of Caribbean subjects  The exhibition Resisting Paradise, curated by Marina Reyes Franco, presents the works of three Caribbean artists of the diaspora: Deborah...

Since the sixties, John Heward has pursued an intuitive and unique pictorial and sculptural practice. He is inspired by aesthetic codes borrowed as much from abstract expressionism as from minimal art...