Franca G. Mignacca

  • News

    First Voices Week Begins With Emotional Opening Ceremony

    An audience listened intently as Charlie Patton vividly described a world in which there is no clean drinking water left. He explained that water, while appreciated, is taken for granted here, and asked that everyone take action to prevent the situation from worsening.*

  • News

    ASFA Purchases Menstrual Hygiene Products

    Concordia students will soon have access to over $2,000 in menstrual hygiene products.

  • Fringe Arts

    A Celebration of Indigenous Artists

    Kramer, a first-time curator and Concordia graduate, organized the evening to showcase a wide range of Indigenous perspectives. The festival will feature predominantly performance art, but will also include music, visual art and short film screenings. Most of the artists are based in Montreal.
    “My background is more in contemporary dance so I wanted to bridge these mediums,” Kramer explained. With a variety of artists from different backgrounds, Kramer said that the work represents Canadian history from an Indigenous point of view.

  • Fringe Arts

    The Abstract of Love

    While feminism is a prominent subject in artist Alexa-Milena Piqué‘s art, she invites people of all identities and backgrounds to consider the universal messages it presents.