Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsCanada’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.
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Fringe ArtsThe Other Side of the Story
Four current and former Concordia student-directors from the Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema recently made their debut at Les Sommets du cinéma d’animation, one of Montreal’s acclaimed film festivals.
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Fringe ArtsInside the Volcano
On a dreary, rainy November evening, rumors circulate that an underground queer dance party is taking place somewhere within the city, drawing all sorts of characters out from their hideouts.
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Fringe ArtsGiant, Foamy, and Loveable
“The rules are, make everyone happy, and you’re not allowed to speak.”
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Fringe ArtsREVIEW: King Crimson, Handle With Care
Think Noam Chomsky with a Les Paul having a jazz fusion nightmare.
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Fringe ArtsBreaking Down RIDM’s 2015 Edition
The 18th edition of the Rencontres Internationales du Documentaire de Montréal—also known as RIDM—is currently in the second week of its two week run.
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