AN ALTERNATIVE VISUAL ARTS CENTRE IN TWO RAILCARS:  ARTIST STUDIOS AND CULTURAL MEDIATION HUB Quartier Éphémère’s new project at Bâtiment 7 (Building 7), located in a former rail yard in Pointe-Saint-Charles...

Your support has a direct impact on Fonderie Darling’s program and activities.   By donating to Quartier Éphémère, you are: • Supporting artistic creation; • Encouraging the dissemination of work by emerging...

Since it was founded in 1994, Quartier Éphémère has striven to balance its annual budget with a minimum of 50% independent revenue, an essential contribution to the organization operating smoothly and...

20th anniversary of Quartier Éphémère Save the date for our annual fundraising event! On Wednesday May 21st 2014, we will celebrate the 20th anniversary for the establishment of Quartier Éphémère, a non-profit...

Thirty spokes unite at the hub but the ultimate use of the wheel depends on the part where nothing exists. Clay is molded into a vessel depends upon the part where nothing exists.Doors and windows are...

Inaugurated by Quartier Éphémère, Centre d'arts visuels, and the Centre d'artistes Vaste et Vague in the Fall of 2021, the Gare de Matapédia - Pôle artistique et communautaire is situated in the heart...

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...

Working in collaboration, the artists are constructing an enclosed room in the Darling Foundry composed of objects found the streets of Montreal, most derived from the garbage. Their daily act of gathering...

Michel Huneault presents his project Péninsule, an ongoing research project around the impacts of climate change in the Lower St. Lawrence coastline and Gaspésie coastline. MICHEL HUNEAULT Documentary...

Occasioned by Fonderie Darling 's renovation of the artist studios building, Quartier Éphémère invited Maria Sheriff to create a permanent work, framed within Quebec's Ministry of Culture and Communications...

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...

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...

The Board of Directors and the team of Quartier Éphémère invite the members of the Darling Foundry to its Annual assembly which will take place on May 8 at 6 PM. It will be an occassion for its members...

Main d'œuvre in the context of the "Printemps du Québec à Paris" event Quartier Éphémère invites five artists in residence followed by an exhibition in its Parisian sister organization, Usine Éphémère...

Montreal artist Barbara Steinman has been creating work for almost forty years in response to specific sociopolitical contexts and places, in art institutions, exterior spaces, and other more atypical...

PRESENTATION Launched in 2021, La Gare de Matapédia - Arts and Community Centre is a visual arts project showcasing local heritage. It integrates artist residencies, an exhibition space, arts activities...

Marcus Macdonald With the collaboration of Sophie Herché and Franck Légale      The Wellington Tunnel once crossed the Lachine Canal near the bottom of de la Montagne. For security reasons the tunnel...

It is with great enthusiasm that the organizations Quartier Éphémère and Vaste et Vague celebrate the official inauguration of Gare de Matapédia – Art and Community Centre.  On this occasion, the two...

The public is invited to the Matapédia Train Station on Friday, November 12 to discover the first version of the experimental film Insanus Boletus, directed by Montreal artist Frédéric Lavoie during his...

CLUES TO SOMETHING ON THE CUSP OF DISAPPEARING     Permis10h57 is an in situ work by Montreal artist Gilbert Boyer, whose subject and object are both the urban fabric and the pedestrians who walk through...