...Facing it, opera singers scream, children cry. Their images, void of color, are held captive in photographs whose placement in the space is calibrated exactly so that at the moment of the sun's climax...

During his residency at the Fonderie Darling, Julien Hübsch's project Sometimes in the Fall explores the temporality of urban spaces as they change function with the seasons. He analyzes how this phenomenon...

For the penultimate evening of Les caresses qui nous unissent performance series, duo Stéphanie Lagueux and Jonathan L'Ecuyer invites the public to participate in creating colourful and enchanting little...

As part of this Accès Libre residency, Fonderie Darling has teamed up with Galerie Nicolas Robert, where Justin Weiler will present his first solo exhibition across the Atlantic in September. In a proposal...

A few months before the start of her residency, Marie Ségolène Brault found a 1989 article in the New York Times about a fishing expedition on the Matapedia River, a detailed account of water temperatures...

Kirsty Russell considers the body as a field of political, social and artistic knowledge. Her research project, Practising bodies, explores the continuous physical stresses and strains placed on the human...

The group exhibition Déliquescence brings into dialogue works by Quebec and international artists around the theme of entropy. One of the fundamental principles of physics—the second law of thermodynamics—posits...

Gordon Matta-Clark is a radical and emblematic figure in the history of art and architecture in the 1970s. Like many artists of his generation, he rejected the commodification of art, focusing instead...

Join artists-in-residence Aria Maillot, Laurie Hauff, and Pierre Durette to discover their latest research in their studios. The event, free of charge and accessible by staircase, will take place on the...

Standing in front of one of Numa Amun’s paintings means contemplating the precision of the gesture, marvelling at the manic meticulousness of the work, and letting oneself be guided by the artist’s obsession...