Fringe Arts

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  Amongst Timeless Women

  Joséphine de Lambilly – Published March 14, 2016

  After graduating from Concordia in 2001, the next year saw Portolese produce her first exhibition with women at the centre—the birth of Belle de Jour. Since then, she has continued evolving with women: from retro porno, to fashion photography, she presented this third exhibition alongside Victorian photographs.

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  Transcending Literature in More Ways Than One

  Alexander Cruz – Published March 14, 2016

  The Off the Page festival hosts three days of literary insanity bringing in famous Canadian authors like Ben Lerner, Jordan Abel, Anne Boyer and Sonnet L’Abbé to read their work. Students will have the chance to discuss literature related to current issues.

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  As Above, So Below

  Anson McCuaig – Updated March 8, 2016 at 5:30am

  Art Souterrain gives a new meaning to “underground” artists in Montreal.

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  Art, Stuff

  Michelle Pucci – Updated March 8, 2016 at 4:55am

  Art Matters is currently in its 16th year of existence as one of the largest student-run arts festivals, Rox but still struggles to “go away from the rulebook.” Organizers have questioned how Art Matters can be more inclusive to a broader community, while limited to a one-year mandate.

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  Art Matters 2016 Kicks Off

  Michelle Pucci – Updated March 4, 2016 at 4:10am

  The Concordia cross-city art festival begins off this week.

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  No Space for the Press

  Hélène Bauer – Updated March 1, 2016 at 12:58am

  In the past, L’Organe had stopped publishing for two years when editors graduated and could not find replacements. The magazine now has a full team, but the lack of an office is one thing keeping them from expanding.

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  Old School Paved the Way

  Zachary Goldberg-Mota – Updated March 1, 2016 at 12:52am

  His flow is thick with Montreal’s accent, a staccato sense of rhythm that starts and stops without breaking stride. With 5 full-length releases and a litany of videos under his belt, Taigenz is definitively on the cusp.

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  Beat it

  Jessica Jaschek – Updated February 16, 2016 at 4:06am

  Everyone is welcome to drop by the chaplaincy to participate in the drum circle, no experience is necessary and the hand drums are provided.

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  Talking Consent With HIV

  Elysia-Marie Campbell – Updated February 16, 2016 at 4:05am

  On Feb. 18, Concordia is hosting a lecture on the criminalization of HIV, the impact of non-disclosure laws on people living with the disease and the activist response. It will be accompanied by a screening of a recent documentary by the organization entitled, Consent: HIV Non-Disclosure and Sexual Assault Law.

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  Montreal, Untitled

  Ocean DeRouchie – Published February 15, 2016

  Occupying the Articule gallery space until the end of Feb. 28, Sans titre, is a collaborative, multi-titled exhibition that projects this idea of belonging and isolation, which is relatable to the city’s inhabitants.