...For the summer season, the Darling Foundry’s Reading Platform previews the forthcoming titles from Vancouver/Toronto-based publisher Information Office. Information Office (Derek Barnett, Jonathan Middleton...

To celebrate the public's return to the events organized on their behalf, the Fonderie Darling is pleased to present a dual yoga/somatic activity offered by Maxine Segalowitz and Aurora Prelević, followed...

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...

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...

Conscious of the need to fight against racism, systemic violence and police brutality, Fonderie Darling wishes to express its solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement, the Afro-descendant community...

Informed by a classical approach to the history of painting as much as by hypercontemporary visual culture, the painter's work is part of a continuous and heterogeneous formal research combined with an...

Before the Storm I. Between Two Places An early childhood memory: I’m lying in my bed, on the verge of falling asleep. I become conscious of the fact that I have no control over my body; it’s a huge...

Michele Fiedler sees curatorial practice as a possible form of activism, a platform of thought with the means to produce, and make public, critical knowledge that has not been part of dominant discourses...

SANS TOIT NI LOI, OR HOW TO ACCOMMODATE A WHALE IN PAINTING In a recent poem, Cynthia GirardRenard imagines a post-apocalyptic world where people ride unicorns on the streets of Montreal, beluga mothers...

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...

Curator Jacqueline Mabey and artist Michael Mandiberg develop an interdisciplinary work rooted in questions about the Information Age and the internet as public spheres. Together, Mabey and Mandiberg were...

In conjunction with its fall program, the Darling Foundry is proud to partner with the Centre International de Documentation et d’Information Haïtienne, Caribéenne et Afro-canadienne (CIDIHCA) to showcase...

Carina Magazzeni is a curator, artist, activist and cultural worker living in Katarokwi/Kingston. Informed by feminist, queer and decolonial visual culture and strategies, her work emphasizes curating...

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...

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...

Claude Closky’s work is based on an acute observation of the media and the world of communication, and presents us with metaphors of our daily experience of the contemporary world. While in residence...

About   In the fall of 2017, Fonderie Darling launched Open Access, its new international residency program, developed in response to the growing demand for artistic mobility, while also offering its...

COLLABORATORS House9: Graphic Design Compagnie & Cie:  Visual identity   Marc-André Audet:  Web master Krassy Halatchev:  Programmer Hugo St-Laurent:  Performance photographer Alfonso Esparza:  Accounting consultant Oana Avasilichioaei:  Translation Christian Roy:  Translation Dominique Claire-Marie: Event photographer Philippe Latour: Performance photographer

For the sixth and last evening from the performance cycle Fermons les yeux pour voir. Always mind your surroundings, interdisciplinary artist Antonija Livingstone activates Place Publique with an intervention...

"Jamaican Dancehall culture is vibrant, dynamic and often times controversial. It is relevant to contemporary Jamaican youth and informs political, social and racial views in Jamaica. However, though...