Ray Resvick
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Fringe ArtsWeekly Fringe: The last week of Black History Month brings us activism, film, and some much-needed art therapy
It’s a week jam-packed with unique art events.
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Fringe ArtsWeekly Fringe: This week is full of comedy, sex talk, and storytelling of Black history
Halfway through Black History Month but we’re just getting started.
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Weekly Fringe: This week we’re celebrating BHM with photography tips, a poetry JAM, and much more
Week two of Black History month and the art isn’t stopping anytime soon
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Fringe ArtsFrom poem to children’s book ‘Dear Black Girls’ is a love letter to Black girls
A colourful collaboration between a poet and painter produces a reminder to dream.
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Weekly Fringe: Black History Month coming in hot with jazz history, a queer book club, and online galleries
We’re in for plenty of art this month as Montreal’s art scene amplifies its Black history and talent.
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Fringe ArtsPublishing house founded by Concordia graduates to release six books in 2021
The creative team at Ace of Swords Publishing places emphasis on the beauty of their books.
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Weekly Fringe: Stage makeup tips, northern lights, and circus poetry
This week marks only 154 days left until summer—how will you spend it?
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Fringe ArtsYoumna drops EP ‘Return to Origins’
Multidisciplinary artist Youmna releases EP ‘Return to Origins’ as an ode to their artistic beginnings.
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Weekly Fringe: Learn how to publish your writing and explore the science of art
Don’t let this week pass you by! Check out all that’s happening in the Montreal art scene.
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Weekly Fringe: A week for storytelling, radio, and more
Break that nasty pandemic routine and spark your creativity. Here’s what Montreal’s art scene has to offer to make this week a little extra special.
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OpinionsOnline classes are missing the point
Someone recently asked me how I felt being halfway through the semester. I had to take a moment to process what they were talking about because there’s absolutely no way we’re midway through fall 2020. I’ve learned nothing.
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NewsMontreal collectives come together to create space for QTBIPOC
Fruition Mtl, a QTBIPOC collective, is organizing a series of events with the help of Concordia’s Center for Gender Advocacy.
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OpinionsTurn your camera off in online class
We’ve been facing big adjustments in this new era of online school, work, and the digital alternatives to in-person meetings and class. The abundance of online platforms we now have access to allow us to easily communicate and collaborate remotely. But the ease of studying and working from home is not without consequence.
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NewsGovernment Inaction Towards Sexual Assault Fuels Protest
Parc La Fontaine came to life as protesters gathered to bring attention to the wave of online accusations against perpetrators of sexual assault in Quebec.
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OpinionsIt’s Canada Day: Stop Celebrating
Instead of opening a cold one this Canada Day, take today to educate yourself on how you and the Canadian government continues to propel the colonization and mistreatment of Indigenous communities. Those who celebrate today will be making their apathy towards the well-being of Indigenous communities clear.
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Fringe ArtsAfro Drag Comes Back for a Third Edition at Phi Centre
Authenticity and empowerment pulsed through the audience at the Phi Centre on the night of Feb. 21. One year after the first iteration of this unforgettable all-Black drag show, Afro Drag took to the stage for its third edition.
