Fonderie Darling is pleased to host curator, art critic, and anthropological researcher James Oscar for a year-long research residency. Developed under the title The New Region of the World*, James Oscar’s...

For the Transatlantic Residency program for Canadian Curators in France, she is interested in extending her years-long curatorial project Fermenting Feminism, where she experiments with site-specificity...

Fonderie Darling is pleased and honored to host curator, art critic, and anthropological researcher James Oscar for a year-long research residency. Developed under the title The New Region of the World...

This year, Fonderie Darling is reaching a new cycle of maturity as it celebrates 20 years of operation with ambitious programming. In 2022, group exhibitions, year-round public programs, and a multitude...

Find out more about Vikky Alexander's work and her Nordic Rock exhibition during a conversation between the artist, the author Vincent Bonin and the curator Caroline Andrieux. The event will be streamed...

Informed by a classical approach to the history of painting as much as by hypercontemporary visual culture, the painter's work is part of a continuous and heterogeneous formal research combined with an...

Come meet and exchange with the two artists and the curator in residencies, whose stay at Fonderie Darling ends in the fall of 2022. The event will be held in French, with simultaneous translation provided...

Fonderie Darling is pleased to invite you to a day of exchange around the book Re-understanding media : feminists extensions of Marshall McLuhan, co-edited by Sarah Sharma and Rianka Singh and published...

Fonderie Darling is pleased to invite you to meet two of its Spring 2022 residents. Curator-in-Residence Max Robenson Vilaire Dortilus is the director of the Centre Culturel Pyepoudre in Port-au-Prince...

1998 - 2022 As exhibitions come and go, the wall behind the reception desk has become a showcase for Fonderie Darling’s artists in residence, as well as a third space for experimentation by exhibiting...

For several years, Christophe Barbeau's research has focused on the specific concept of "authorship" in relation to the position and construction of the figure of the curator. By working with the medium...

This residency program is intended for curators, artists, and art  critics from Quebec or elsewhere to undertake a research-creation residency in Montreal. Hosted for a period of 12 months in live-in...

Michele Fiedler sees curatorial practice as a possible form of activism, a platform of thought with the means to produce, and make public, critical knowledge that has not been part of dominant discourses...

Last occasion to discover the 9 proposals of the artists in Montreal Studios, come and visit the exhibition Everything Merges, Emerges, Then Fades Again in solo or with your family bubble. Take part in...

Max Robenson Vilaire Dortilus is interested in the conception and creation of didactic and pedagogical tools concerning traditional, popular and contemporary cultural knowledge for audiences with limited...

Through his curatorial practice, Baruch Gottlieb experiments with the social purpose of contemporary arts institutions. To him, artworks, exhibitions, and events are occurrences; things which happen in...

The next exhibitions by Sarah Stevenson in the Main Hall and Jeanette Johns in the Small Gallery are presented at the same time in order to uncover certain aesthetic connections between two generations...

CHRISTOPHE BARBEAU SAMEER FAROOQ                            NAAKITA FELDMAN-KISS STEVE GIASSON ALEXIS GROS-LOUIS ALEXIA LAFERTÉ COUTU CATHERINE LESCARBEAU & MANOUSHKA LAROUCHE MARION LESSARD GUILLAUME...

Michael Eddy and Dan S. Wang first crossed paths at the artist-run culture hub HomeShop in Beijing in the early summer of 2011, after the Arab Spring and before Occupy Wall Street. The context was social...

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...