Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsPutting the Poe in Politics
“Poetry is powerful because it is the succinct fusion of ideas and emotions, …so that the heart takes command of lungs, lips, teeth, and tongue, to speak through ears to the hearts and minds of the audience. Even in ink or pixel form, directed to readers’ eyes, nothing—NOTHING—is more powerful.”
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Fringe ArtsBuild Your Own
Helios, a Montreal makerspace, offers woodworking workshops and a place for people to make their visions a reality.
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Fringe ArtsEarly Winter: A Freezing Look Into Marital Drama
An interview with Michael Rowe and a preview of his film: Early Winter will be released on Jan. 29th in Quebec
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Fringe ArtsC is for Cookie
If you’re looking to shake off the winter chill, there are few things that usually do the trick. For starters, a steaming mug of hot chocolate, a chewy chocolate chip cookie and a good old push for challenging and changing industry norms—at least, according to Pixelles, a Montreal-based non-profit with its sights set on empowering women interested in game development.
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Fringe ArtsOf Conspiracy!
The Chocolate Moose Theatre Company is premiering their new comedy, written and co-directed by Law at the Mainline Theatre from Jan. 21 to 24.
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Fringe ArtsA Chip Off The Old Block
The Popop gallery featured the Off The Block vernissage organized by 19 Concordia fine arts students.
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Canada’s Racist Roots Unearthed in Ninth Floor
Mina Shum and Selwyn Jacob’s documentary Ninth Floor challenges the Canadian ethos of multiculturalism with its discussion of racist incidents at Sir George Williams University, Concordia predecessor.
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Fringe ArtsFine Arts Marathon
Montreal-based artist Aquil Virani challenged himself to create 100 pieces of art in seven sleep-deprived days.
