Fringe Arts

  • Spooky Nights

    Toronto Band Bad Tits Play POP

    Colin Harris — Published September 28, 2010 | Comments

    Sebastien Grainger, drummer from disbanded dance-punk outfit Death From Above 1979, will be pounding out beats and synths in his band Bad Tits on Thursday opening for Holy Fuck.

  • Montreal Artists On the Silver Screen

    Local Filmographer Captures Montreal Artists, Screened at FilmPOP

    Michael Sallot — Published September 28, 2010 | Comments

    For over six years Film POP has presented a diverse array of filmography that compliments the eclectic programming of the POP Montreal festival.

  • We Need to Talk…

    Symposium, A Fun and Educational Space

    Olivia Dumas — Published September 28, 2010 | Comments

    When it comes to choosing an event to attend at POP Montreal, it can often be difficult to sift through the bible-thick program.

  • Montreal Fashion Week Struts Into Town

    Stephanie La Leggia — Published September 28, 2010 | Comments

    Once again the moment has come when women line up in heels on the white marble steps of Place Bonsecours, waiting for a sneak peak of the upcoming fashion trends.
    But it’s not all about the trends.

  • Shake What Yo Mama Gave Ya

    POP Montreal Welcomes Dance Workshops to the Festival

    Megan Dolski — Published September 28, 2010 | Comments

    Get ready to bust a move.

  • The Motorcycle Diaries

    Adam Kovac — Published September 28, 2010 | Comments

    Ask an American and they’ll tell you that Canada is a country filled with overly polite hockey players and hasn’t experienced a crime more serious than jay-walking in a dog’s age.

  • Palimpsest Plans POP Printings

    Mag Makes Mature Media Medium Modern

    — Published September 28, 2010 | Comments

    During this week, of all weeks, it is easy to get caught up in The Link’s POP Montreal insert.

  • Lit Writ

    King of that Nothingness

    Ian Truman — Published September 28, 2010 | Comments

    The city lights fade in the background as you enter a bad part of town

  • Dungeons & DeLoreans

    Tad Williams Brings the Fantasy and the Sci-Fi to Con*Cept

    Christopher Olson — Published September 28, 2010 | Comments

    The only consistent element in author Tad Williams’ life has been change.

  • Shop ‘til You Drop at Vintage POP

    Natalie Gitt — Published September 21, 2010 | Comments

    Montreal’s favourite festival, POP Montreal, is just around the corner. The festival is in its ninth year and has, over the years, distinguised itself as much more than a music festival