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Fringe ArtsConcordia Students Compete in Le Sommet d’Animation Montreal
“Animation is broad—it’s not just for children,” said Lori Malépart-Traversy.
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Metatron Community Mourns Leonard Cohen
Artists at the Metatron fall catalogue launch pay homage to the late Leonard Cohen, who had such an impact on their work.
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Fringe ArtsWelcome to the Zine Scene
“We can’t just go on forever in the basements of crumbling churches,” Rastelli stated, jerking his head towards a floor full of artists.
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Fringe ArtsPlaying in a Decolonized World
“It is about struggling with being who you are, despite the big things going on around you,” said Turner.
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Fringe ArtsEmo Night MTL: A Testimony
It’s both a music genre and a subculture, and is generally associated with celebrating and accepting sadness. As one former emo kid told me at TRH bar, “It was a lifestyle.”
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Fringe ArtsA Lesson in Anti-Austerity
Increased budget cuts throughout the city of Montreal’s infrastructure have affected education, public health, and the environment in dramatic ways. And we’re not talking about a few grand here and there.
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Fringe ArtsExtinct Peripheries’ Debut
Walking up St. Urbain St. on a rainy Saturday evening, the energy overflowed from Geist House, spilling out the windows and into the night’s air.
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Fringe ArtsIndigenizing University Education Through Art and Experience
Joseph Naytowhow is a Plains/Woodland Cree artist who came to Concordia from Saskatchewan to pass on knowledge about the traditional Cree way of knowing and seeing through observation and expression.
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