Fringe Arts
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Fringe Arts
‘Reimagine the World’: An accessible post-pandemic theatre world
The MAI opens its doors for a summer residency focusing on artists living with visible and invisible disabilities
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Fringe Arts
Festival Accès Asie: The intersection of heritage and resilience
This year’s 26th edition marks the longest, uninterrupted Asian arts festival in Canada
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Fringe ArtsMontreal-based Naghmeh Sharifi explores the complexities of the human condition in latest exhibit
Naghmeh Sharifi’s latest exhibit ‘To Live As An Organ Within Oneself’ is welcoming visitors until June 27.
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Fringe Arts“Ain’t No Time for Women” wins Best Canadian Short Documentary Award at Hot Docs
Montreal-based director, Sarra El Abed, takes home top prize by returning to her Tunisian roots in her latest film “Ain’t No Time for Women.”
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Fringe ArtsForty-eight years of movie magic from the Concordia Film Festival
The longest-running student film festival in North America won’t let a pandemic hold it down.
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Fringe ArtsTechno duo Wake Island shows us hope is more than a pipe dream
Lebanese musicians look back on how far they’ve come in new EP ‘Born to Leave’
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Fringe ArtsThe tender roots of Collective 4891’s zine: Community Care Edition
The non-profit passion project founded by two Concordians is sustained by emerging artists.
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Fringe ArtsConcordia graduate and filmmaker premiers ‘Like a House on Fire’
Indie Quebec films are slowly making their way back into theatres.
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Fringe ArtsExperience storytelling through VR, AI and MR technology at the PHI Centre
‘Three Movements’ encourages visitors to experiment with their senses while exploring shared narratives.
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Fringe ArtsPainter Whitney Montgomery presents solo exhibition of bold, emotional portraits
Concordia BFA student showcases paintings at Galerie Luz amidst pandemic.
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Fringe ArtsTune in to denial, fear, and care at Imago’s ‘Tuning In’
A moving collection of radio plays written by women across Canada.
