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La Chambre Blanche, founded in 1978, is the first artist-run center in Quebec, dedicated to promoting visual and digital arts. It serves as a gathering space for artists, makers, and community members interested in engaging with contemporary cultural issues and supportive collective practices. The center offers a diverse programming focus, particularly in performance, alternative photography, and installation, while also providing opportunities for research and production through its laboratories. By fostering collaboration and innovation, La Chambre Blanche continues to be a crucial platform for artistic exploration and expression in Quebec. Generated from the website

Le Fils d'Adrien Danse, founded by choreographer Harold Rh aume, is a contemporary dance company based in Québec since 2000. The company is resident at Maison pour la danse, located in the vibrant Saint-Roch district. With a focus on cultural mediation, Le Fils d'Adrien Danse is actively involved in initiatives such as MAUSOLÉELES DIX COMMANDEMENTS and mentoring programs for emerging choreographers. The company continues to explore and contribute to the dynamic landscape of dance through various creative projects such as the film Luminescence by Nelly-Eve Rajotte. Generated from the website