Fringe Arts
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Fringe Arts
Storytelling Through Images
The identities of churches have significantly changed over the course of several years. No longer do they simply represent places of worship, but they have been appropriated and recently transformed into homes, shopping centres and now temporary movie theatres.
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Fringe Arts
This Is Everyone’s Problem
A dancer flings her body to a wall while another violently shakes a clothing rack that almost topples over her as she unleashes bloodcurdling screams. These are some of the disturbing yet highly symbolic images the audience can expect to see at Unrelated, a major dance production choreographed by Daina Ashbee.
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Fringe Arts
Poetry That Has Punch
Montreal-based poet and former Concordia student Greg Santos is releasing his second collection of poems, Rabbit Punch, challenging the conventions of poetry with a humorous twist.
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Fringe Arts
The Travellin’ Troubadours
Folk duo Rube and Rake of St. John’s, Newfoundland, have left their “haunted brothel” to hit the road and perform across the country on their first tour, with a Sept. 25 show in Montreal
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Fringe Arts
The Up-and-Coming Voice of POP
Lydia Ainsworth’s talking voice is just as captivating and soothing as the tracks featured on her debut album Right From Real.
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Fringe Arts
Dance Theatre Fusion
Choreographer Fabien Prioville’s new performance art piece h3. Reverse_Me will take-over the Montreal location of the German non-profit Goethe-Institut this week.
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Fringe Arts
The Colours of Montreal’s Underground Music Scene
Montreal has many hidden gems, one of them being its hip-hop culture. You don’t necessarily hear it at the forefront—it’s somewhat invisible, yet it surrounds us. You just need to know where to look.
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Fringe Arts
Montreal Artist Collective Centres Exhibit Around Botanical Imagery
Exploring the floral theme, curatorial platform Collectif Blanc is presenting its third pop-up exhibition bringing together artists, editors and designers from all around the world to exchange and meet the Montreal public.
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Fringe Arts
Under the Microscope with Nick Zammuto
“I can’t repeat myself. It makes me ill if I feel like I’m doing the same thing I’ve done before.”
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Fringe Arts
Narrating an Existential Crisis
Jay Winston Ritchie is no outsider to Montreal’s literary scene. He made his debut last February with the release of his first set of poems titled How to Appear Perfectly Indifferent While Crying on the Inside.