...Rooted in its neighborhood for over 20 years, Fonderie Darling takes its educational mission firmly to heart, offering unique and enriching activities that foster direct encounters between artists and...

Curators: Camille Bédard, Marie-France Daignault-Bouchard, Noémie Despland-Lichtert, Shauna Janssen, Chantale Potié, Thomas Strickland In November 2013 the City of Montreal announced a call for proposals...

Sylvia Winkler and Stephan Koeperl use public intervention as a medium to share their social and political views on issues of the contemporary society. Their projects usually start with observations in...

Program Thursday, July 30 AN EVENING CURATED BY JEAN-PHILIPPE LUCKHURST-CARTIER - 7PM This evening of performances will introduce practices that revolve around the expression of an environment embodied...

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...

Alice and Paul met at the Paris-Cergy National Graduate School of Arts. Since then, they have been working on projects together. They will be in residency at the Darling Foundry from June to September...

Picture Transition (Display Camera) Picture Transition (Unfixed Form) is a work in situ at Darling Foundry, in operation and on view since 2013. The Centre is a particular kind of studio, a blend between...

Community based urban laboratories  Shauna Janssen, Ph.D, Noémie Despland-Lichtert, Roger Latour et Jessica Hart  A number of known and lesser known ecologically diverse landscapes thrive in the city...

PROGRAM THURSDAY, AUGUST 6 - 7PM Seripop is interested in the life and actions of materials; how shifting, scuffing, peeling, crushing and fading creates performative gestures within space. Their performative...

Grand annual celebration night, under the Honorary Presidency of Mr. G. Pierre Lapointe, administrator and president of Jarislowsky, Fraser Limitée. This starry night will be the perfect occasion to highlight...

Ana Rewakowicz works with inflatables and explores relations between temporal, portable architecture, the body and the environment. In contrast to the stable mass of monumental sculpture and architecture...

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...

Nola Farman is an interdisciplinary artist and writer whose work incorporates environmental practice, sculptural installation, sound, video as well as artist books. A focus of Farman’s Darling Foundry...

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...

In a public talk, El Salvador based artist Ernesto Bautista (Residency of the Americas) will present his research and experiences in Montreal at the Darling Foundry. Over the years, Bautista has developed...

Claire Hannicq (Swiss Studio) and Kenzee Patterson (Australia Residency) will present their research and residency experien­ces at the Darling Foundry in a public talk.

Teja Gavankar (India-Quebec Cross-Residency) and Sophie Lapalu (France-Quebec Cross-Residency) will present their research and residency experien­ces at the Darling Foundry in a public talk. Teja Gavankar   Sophie Lapalu

This discussion between artist and curator provides the public with an opportunity to better understand the different levels of interpretation and strategies of presentation found within the exhibition...

On October 9th, you are invited to the opening of our shows for the fall season. In the great hall, the works of Lawrence Weiner and Li Ran will be exhibited as part of BNLMTL 2014. Also, Karen Kraven...

Gilbert Boyer is recognized for his many public art projects, which he has been realizing since 1986 in Montreal, Quebec, Toronto, and France. His principal exhibitions were showcased at the Zadkine Museum...