Fringe Arts
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Fringe Arts
Smelling is Believing
For humans, our not-so-keen sense of smell is often overlooked in favour of the more popular senses—seeing a red-and-purple-splashed sunset, or hearing a complex, brilliant symphony. But for Norwegian scent artist and “professional in-betweener” Sissel Tolaas, our sense of smell is her bread and butter.
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Fringe Arts
Sieging the Servers
On Feb. 1, Wikipedia is getting a makeover—or is it a reality check?
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Fringe Arts
It’s Jammer Time
It’s a new year, and what better way to kick off 2014 than with a game jam of worldwide magnitude?
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Fringe Arts
Never Stop Filming
For Oxford law graduate and impromptu filmmaker Fahim Alam, the last few years have been a hellish ride.
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Fringe Arts
Another One Bites the Crust
What’s for dinner? If you’re walking the pizza- and poutine-paved streets of Montreal, there are endless answers to that question.
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Fringe Arts
Five-Point-Palm Exploding Art Technique
No organ in the human body is as coveted as the heart.
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Fringe Arts
Make It a Double
This weekend, the MainLine Theatre is playing host to a theatrical double feature with deep Concordian roots.
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Fringe Arts
Digital Trailblazing
As technology progresses, one might be tempted to wave goodbye to such age-old art forms as drawing or silk screening and label them outdated. But for one arts centre, a different idea emerged: why not just bring them into the 21st century?
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Fringe Arts
Giving Bands a Hand
It was conceived as an idea in the summer of 2013, and this past Friday it turned into a reality.
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Fringe Arts
A Trip to the Zoo
What do you get when you cross an ordinary park bench, a disappearing circumcision and a diabolical murder scheme? Montreal’s new Chocolate Moose Theatre Company is connecting these dots with the debut production of Edward Albee’s “At Home at the Zoo” at Theatre Sainte Catherine.