Fringe Arts
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Lit Scene Supreme: Expozine 2013
Expozine, Montreal’s small press, comic and zine fair returns this weekend to fill up your reading list with indie delights, each one as unique as the tiny, tumbling snowflakes which have banished us all indoors.
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Let It Enfold You
If you’ve never before beheld the glory of a full-dome theatre, you’ve come to the right city—Montreal’s multi-platform venue La Societé des Arts Technologiques is continuing to break ground in the international arena by screening experimental works in its massive exhibition dome, the SATosphere.
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Surviving the Great White North
To most Canadians, the High Arctic is a place shrouded in mystery.
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A Time to Howl
They say there is strength in numbers. It’s a philosophy that expands beyond just looking out for each other—to feeding the collective, creative psyche. A local group of artists known as the Howl! Arts Collective explores this method in its latest album, which is being launched Nov. 13 at La Sala Rossa.
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Ape Escape
What does it mean to be human? What is it that makes us any better than our ape relatives? Could it be, perhaps, that we aren’t?
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Memories In Structures
When you think of Eastern Europe, chances are the first things that come to mind are communism, corruption and poverty. MIT professor Azra Aksamija is looking to add architecture to that list.
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Get Your GAMERella On
This is GAMERella, a game jam put on by Concordia’s own Technoculture, Art and Games lab (TAG), and you’re formally invited to get your game on.
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Link Live Session: Street Meat
The Concordia Greenhouse played host to some good ol’ folk music on Friday evening. Local trio Street Meat performed “Le Mésadapté,” a track full of old-fashioned mandolin, double bass and accordion—a first for the Link Live Sessions.
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In the Blink of an Eye
An afterimage is a ghost image on your retinas, an impression that light makes on your eyes that remains present even after you close them.
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War on the Streets
Mainstream hip-hop isn’t generally known for moving its listeners to tears, but with just a little digging into the underground, you’ll find a plethora of raw material that isn’t afraid to speak the harsh truth.