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Ashley Opheim
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Fringe ArtsThinking About You
On the night of Nov. 14, the Ukrainian Federation was packed, but not for one of the intimate concerts the part-time Mile-End venue is known for. Rather, the crowd had gathered to see a writer. Miranda July, the woman responsible for the films Me, You and Everyone We Know and The Future was there to read from her new book, It Chooses You.
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Fringe ArtsAbandon Everything You Know
Doldrums by definition refers to stagnation, a belt of baffling winds, or a dull state of depression.
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Fringe ArtsFIFA Festival: Fringe Arts Picks the Flicks
The International Festival of Films on Art is a dream for any artist. This multi-disciplinary 10-day festival is the largest of its kind in the world and continues to grow and diversify every year.
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Fringe ArtsArt Educators of the Future
Not all artists are concerned with the environment. But some are.
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OpinionsEditorial
I just took a sip from a water fountain in the Hall building. Before I leaned down to take the sip, a bulletin board caught my eye.
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Fringe ArtsLaytonest of the Best
Four emerging writers from Concordia’s Creative Writing program—Nick Comilla, Jason Freure, Candice Maddy Fridman and Emma Healey—r
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Fringe ArtsPuro Instinct — Headbangers In Ecstasy
Turquoise sonic and padded melodies like e-mails like moss gardens like death petals make you feel when you don’t care
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Fringe ArtsArt, Splattered
Today marks the official first day of the Art Matters Festival 2011. Now in its 11th year, the festival runs for a mere three weeks and involves the work of more than 200 Concordia students.
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NewsMissing Justice Marches Against Violence
Montrealers took to Cabot Square yesterday to call for the return of federal funding to the Sisters in Spirit database of murdered and missing Aboriginal women,
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NewsUnlimited Internet?
Canadians breathed a sigh of relief last Thursday when the federal government opposed the Canadian Radio-television Telecommunications Commission’s plan to implement usage-based billing on Internet providers.
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Fringe ArtsA Fleeting Glimpse of Colour
There has been an abundance of events occurring within Concordia’s artistic sphere over the past two weeks with the kick-off of the Fine Arts Student Alliance’s Lecture Series, I Would Like To Answer Your Question But The Truth Is I Just Don’t Know. The series explores the extremely broad topic of space in all its manifestations.
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Fringe ArtsSpin on Spins
On Jan. 14, Trish Keenan, lead singer of Broadcast, passed away of pneumonia.
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Fringe ArtsSpace Case
Over the next few weeks, the Fine Arts Student Alliance will be hosting a lecture series that offers a discussion on identity and its relationship to the external world.
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Fringe ArtsKaputt
Kaputt,
I don’t even know why I like you but you kept me in on New Years. You’re keeping me away and under and turning. -
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Fringe ArtsUnder an Exploding Sun
In a city where earthquakes crack open concrete streets to reveal cockroaches and Aztec secrets, where Modernist buildings stand beside temples with gold walls,
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Fringe ArtsInstinctual Intellects
Galerie PUSH will play host to an exhibition curated by Kyle Beal. The basis: circles.
Out Thinking in Circles, in Circles Thinking Out will feature multi-disciplinary works that specifically integrate the circle or the circular as the dominant element of the work. The vernissage ventures to twist traditional connotations such as time, unity or the universe to loopy “spiritual rings and meanings found at the periphery.” The featured works “orbit a space from the horizon to the belly button.” -
Queer Resource Map
Queer Resource Map
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Two-Spirit
‘Two-spirit’ is a recently recovered term revisited by Aboriginal communities to draw together the cultural, sexual, spiritual and historical aspects of their identity. The term refers to Aboriginal individuals who identify with both—or neither—gender.
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TRANSformation
The freedom to express, the freedom to know oneself and the freedom to communicate with and educate one another—this is what it’s all about.
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Special IssueFree To Be
We understand that every issue is unique as it pertains to our chosen identity, our gender, our spirituality and the ways in which we express ourselves.
