Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsBoard to Death
“One time I just went up to Charles’ place and he was painting a board, and I was like ‘Yo, I wanna paint a board.’”
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Going Digital
Expozine is coming back to Montreal for yet another edition of this unique and small press fair, which showcases a plethora of alternative publications from art books and ‘zines to underground comics.
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Fringe ArtsBlack n’ Grue
The black clad members of Joanna Gruesome stand against the red velvet curtains of La Sala Rossa like stitches on a wound.
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Fringe ArtsRenard Blanc Launch Empire Onirique
If ever a launch party could portend the future, Renard Blanc would be the one to throw it.
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Fringe ArtsSpiritual Cleansing
Buried deep within the Mile End, an unassuming garage door on Marconi St. was wide open to the elements, yet what lay inside was still shrouded in mystery.
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Fringe ArtsHowl! for Artists Everywhere
“The first thing, is [that] I want to make sure that this notion of art as being non-political is challenged.”
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Fringe ArtsMontreal Character Series: Catherine Debard
I met Catherine Debard in the winter of 2014.
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Fringe ArtsIce Cold and Funky Velvet
As Montreal indie-rock band TOPS drove through the fall-coloured landscapes of Wisconsin, drinking coffee and tasting free cheese samples, singer Jane Penny got on the phone with The Link to talk about the band’s current tour and their creative process.
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Fringe ArtsPressing Issues
One of the most muted groups is queer-identifying authors, who face roadblocks on the avenues toward publishing written work. Thankfully, organizations exist with the express goal of advocating for marginalized voices in the literary field, including publisher Metonymy Press, a local grassroots organization aiming to support such voices.
