...Through open discourse, this iteration of Possible Awakenings will activate group conversation and knowledge-sharing in which all are invited to question how performance exists and takes shape. This...

This third evening of performances aims to highlight the positive influences of technological tools by inviting us to reflect on the possibilities generated by artificial extension of the ‘self’. Considering...

In a context where digital technologies have taken over communication, one could argue about the possibility of a progressive disappearance of the voice—with all its intonations and emotions—in favor...

How can technology transform our experience of the world? For its third occurrence, Allegorical Circuits for Human Software wants to incite a discussion around this question, by presenting two performances...

In a hyper-mediatized world, where the relationship with the ‘other’ seems to be increasingly accelerated, and even determined by digital objects, how can we define our connection with the natural world...

The sixth and final evening of the Possible Awakenings series is made through mutual aid and collective creation. In the context of a collaboration carried out before the event or in the case of a first...

Fonderie Darling is thrilled to invite Never Apart to think up a musical program for a special event, presented on the Place Publique as part of its Allegorical Circuits for Human Software program. For...

This fourth proposal in the Possible Awakenings series encourages new interconnections, inviting the public to gather around artificial settings where real spaces - Ottawa Street and the Bar-Terrace...

For the first time, Allegorical Circuits for Human Software offers a performance that diverts the symbolic value of a video game, to think differently about notions of subjectivity that are modulated...

Isabelle Fourcade is an architect specializing in scenography and an artist. Serge Provost is an artist and teacher at the Beaux-Arts in Toulouse. Together, they founded The George Tremblay Show in 2002...

In 2018, Ayọ̀ Akínwándé presented Power Show I in Lagos, the beginning of a large exhibition project on the question of social and political power. At first, Akínwándé offered a critique of governmental...

Using the podcast as a form of style and storytelling, Michael Eddy presents a performative reading of Wendel’s Institution, a dystopic sci-fi story composed by him and his uncle Alex Kreger, who currently...

Neighbors, come celebrate the summer! Once again this year, the Darling Foundry wishes to affirm the role of art and of a friendly and dynamic public space, in harmony with its neighborhood. This last...

The work of Bayrol Jiménez is formally and conceptually based on drawing, taking inspiration from comic strips and Mexican pop culture. His works are often ambitious installations, revealing an unbridled...

Every year, Fonderie Darling physically invests in Place Publique by installing a site-specific work. This year, guest curator Laurie Cotton Pigeon presents D.o.t.T.D. (Dance of the Techno-Demon[1]) by...

Marion Lessard is a collective whose work in video, installation, performance, drawing and literature deals with the logical and formal structures that underpin the notion of identity. By defying all...

"My work is a reassertion of Self, an exercise of unlearning, decolonizing and exorcizing imposed histories, cultures and ideas. It’s about reconciling the experience of having grown up in the Dominican...

Conceptual and anarchist in spirit, the art practice of Michael Eddy spans various disciplines and mediums, such as writing, video, performance, drawing, and exhibition curation. Using a DIY ethic and...

Trumpet player Philippe Battikha has reoriented his practice to sound art, converting objects and spaces in order to examine our visually-dominant environment and our ability to lend an ear to what surrounds...

As part of their residency at Fonderie Darling, Geneviève Matthieu continue their work on Danseprophétiqueàl'îlebizarre, a work that plunges the spectator into the other side of the mirror, at the heart...