Can a poetic text be evoked through performance and action art? How do artists embody and inhabit the imagery in the poem and color of words, without direct recitation?  Initiated by a curator who chose...

Fourth and final evening of the series Filiations, which proposes to reveal the influences and affinities between local performance artists. Dayna McLeod, invited by the duo Jean-Sébastien Vague, chose...

The moods and murmurs of the city remind the human behaviour, which is ironically restricted by the  laws of nature. How do we perceive the bodies which we find within the boundaries of the rural and...

Acts, manœuvres, and performances around and through walls and partitions. Audio art in situ, low-tech shows, and presence acts in socius.   With performances and manœuvres: Second regard (Alexandre St-Onge...

For Romantic Fantasy is both precursor to and extension of a project called Performance Prescriptions (2009) “an apothecary of actions prescribed for audience-identified ailments”. With Prescriptions, Loveless...

ART DANS UN JARDIN II /.LEAKY CAULDRON For the second edition of the season Art dans le Jardin at Darling Foundry, and in the spirit of Encuentro Performance Festival, SenseLab presents an outdoor evening...

Curator: Janick Burn Free admission Performance is, among other things, an articulation between the physical and the oral body. It can sometimes lead those bodies to a critical state and/or a critic of...

Darling Foundry offers an outdoor musical performance in duo, featuring two djs and long-timefriends. DJ modernity (Éric Milette) and R3V3R3NT (Steeve Pelletier) share their discoveries and musicalinfluences...

In this first edition of the season, Art dans un jardin presents an evening in aparté. Thursday, June 19th, Soufia Bensaid, Philippe Lauzier and Marc-André Lion Casavant, accompanied by DJ Buck Smith...

Born in Hubei, China, in 1986, Li Ran is a visual artist who currently lives and works in Beijing. He uses a variety of media, including video, performance, painting, installation and writing, to investigate...

LAWRENCE WEINER AN ABRIDGEMENT OF AN ABUTMENT TO ON NEAR OR ABOUT THE ARCTIC CIRCLE, 1969 Lawrence Weiner participates in public and private projects and exhibitions, maintaining that art is the empirical...

Currently, Sophie Lapalu’s research incorporates how normal actions taken from everyday life can become fully realized performances by artists within the public sphere – even without drawing the attention...

Cuban artist, Susana Pilar Delahante Matienzo employs photography and performance to observe concealed realities and the mechanisms that mask them. She appears in many of her projects and has worked with...

Meeting somewhere between mundane forms and Guerilla Girls-style activism, Livia Johann's practice focuses largely on sculpture but expands into performance, in an amalgam which the artist calls construction...

Stephanie Loveless is a Montréal-born artist, who currently lives and works in upstate New York. With a MFA from Bard College and a MFA from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, her sound, video and performance...

At the end of their residencies, Tris Vonna-Michell (International Residency) and Capucine Vandebrouck (Swiss Studio) present their approaches and the fruits of their researches. The meeting is open to...

In an attempt to "describe the world" – or at least give an alternative representation – geography has become an important source of reflection for Julien Discrit. Shifting formats, ambiguities, and paradoxes...

The Act of Forgetting is the last in a series of exhibitions held over the last two years, marking Chih-Chien Wang’s move towards an emancipation of media, exploring new formats in his incessant quest...

As part of Nuit Blanche, the Darling Foundry will occupy the Place Publique for a night of performances and installations. Addressing risk, the playful, the ritual but also the heat that fire provides...

Since his passig in 2003, the Dar­ling Foundry houses the complete archives and works of the legendary Montréal urban character who was the Great Antonio. School children used to grab onto his dreadloc­ked...