Emily Carson-Apstein

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  Opinions

  So What Exactly Is Sustainability?

  Emily Carson-Apstein – Published October 5, 2017

  The first major concern of those promoting sustainability is of the preconceptions surrounding this often very misunderstood concept. So, what is this fight actually about?

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  Fringe Arts

  Putting the Poe in Politics

  Emily Carson-Apstein – Updated January 26, 2016 at 6:15pm

  “Poetry is powerful because it is the succinct fusion of ideas and emotions, …so that the heart takes command of lungs, lips, teeth, and tongue, to speak through ears to the hearts and minds of the audience. Even in ink or pixel form, directed to readers’ eyes, nothing—NOTHING—is more powerful.”

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  Fringe Arts

  Softening The Borders

  Emily Carson-Apstein – Published February 9, 2015

  Artist Vessna Perunovich has a lot of experience with borders. Having lived in Canada for the past 25 years, the artist fled her birthplace Yugoslavia, a country on the brink of civil war, during the 1980s. It’s fitting to say that the artist uses visual art and performance to explore her past and the world around her.

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  Fringe Arts

  The Stage Becomes a Laboratory

  Emily Carson-Apstein – Updated November 4, 2014 at 5:10am

  From Nov. 6 to Nov. 9, the Cazalet Theatre at the Loyola Campus will be enveloped in a dramatic frenzy. Five student groups from Concordia’s theatre program will be putting on a weekend’s worth of shows interspersed with interactive gatherings and art installations.

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  Spreading Discordia

  Posted by Emily Carson-Apstein in FringeBlog on November 1, 2014

  If you walked past the Hive Café in the Hall building last Tuesday evening, you might have heard loud talk of sex, climate change or body positivity. You might have heard stomping, yelling, snapping or even a rousing chorus of “you rat bastard, you’re ruining it for everyone! But it was weeeell worth it!”