Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsFree Cake For Every Creature: The Icing on Top of POP Montreal
What does it mean to have your shit together? Is it showing up on time? Making your bed every morning? Actually sitting down to eat dinner? Is it inviting people over and not being ashamed of your apartment?
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Fringe ArtsArtist Jayson Musson Speaks at POP Montreal
Art Pop and Pop Montreal Symposium held a discussion and screening for New York-based artist Jayson Musson that gave audience members an in-depth look at his 14-year multimedia career.
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Fringe ArtsVernissage Provides a Space for Black Feminist Art
Desta can’t be older than five or six-years-old. She’s sitting crossed-legged, staring intently at the globe placed in front of her. The intrigue on her face is visible.
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Fringe ArtsPOP Montreal Kicks Off 15th Edition This Week
This city is buzzing in a constant cycle of predrinking, partying and passing out—almost on repeat. Maybe that’s the beauty of it. But what better way to start the first weeks of school than with a weeklong, citywide festival like POP Montreal?
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Fringe ArtsMontreal’s Stop Motion Festival an Animated Success
Animated—that’s the best way to describe Érik Goulet, the founder of Montreal’s Stop Motion Film Festival.
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Fringe ArtsToilet Paper Borders
Who and what define where people have the right to live? Can we create a world that is more accepting of people from other places who may have differently coloured skin and speak with different words?
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Fringe ArtsKafein Poetry Night’s Popularity Posing Some Good Problems
At the base of the staircase to Kafein’s bar stands a small table with a donation jar, saying “feed the artists.”
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Fringe Arts#MTLTATTOO
While social media has continued to make people increasingly at ease with tattoos by virtually inviting them into shops, it has also made it easier for people to steal artists’ work.
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Fringe ArtsForget Time, Just Dance
Ribbons decorate nearly every surface; lights in hues of blue, red and green are scattered across the ground and bouncing from tree to tree. If you didn’t know any better, you’d think you were in a real forest.
