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Fringe ArtsMontreal Character Series: Tanya Stasilowitch
This would be my first interview in a non-neutral environment.
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Fringe ArtsThe (Literal) Body Politic
Eastern Bloc will be kicking off the first of a three-part series of exhibitions called BPLTC (pronounced “biopolitic”) in a few short weeks, starting Sept. 24. Broadly speaking, the series will explore the role of the sciences and their technological applications in relation to human activity and sociopolitical interests.
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Fringe ArtsAfropunk Fest in Brooklyn Defies Expectations
no sexism
no racism
no ableism
no ageism
no homophobia
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Montreal Character Series: Commander Andrew Clark
“That guy’s a fucking positive force.”
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Fringe ArtsNotre-Dame-des-Landes: The Everyday as a Mode of Resistance
Fighting to save a land destined to become France’s 57th airport, a group of environmental activists have joined forces with local farmers to reclaim the space and protect a fragile ecosystem from state-organized destruction.
Parisian film student Lou Rambert-Preiss went to experience life in this protest camp and shared his story and photos with The Link.
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Harmony and Dissonance
*Last Friday, St. Laurent’s very own electronic hotspot, the Société des Arts Technologiques—SAT for short—was getting all dolled up to celebrate her 20th anniversary with a bang.
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Fringe ArtsGeneration Z Breaks Through the Clutter with Glitched Fashion
Friday night, the cream of the Montreal emergent fashion crop paraded their new looks in the runway show Génération Z, un événement mode 360, presented by the internationally renowned fashion design school LaSalle College.
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Fringe ArtsWith a (Somewhat Gentle) Rebel Yell
Everyday Rebellion, a documentary produced by Golden Girls Filmproduktion and Film Services GmbH, will close Cinema Politica Montreal’s summer screenings at La Place de la Paix on September 1.
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Fringe ArtsMontreal Character Series: Colbert Lapomme Casimir
It was hot when I met Colbert Casimir and their two partners (preferring to be nameless, we’ll call them E and J) at a McDonalds on Ste. Catherine.
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Fringe ArtsHappy Birthday! Shut Up!
Montreal producer Kaytranada provided the soundtrack to an evening at the Phi Centre while Yasiin Bey made his way to the stage. He held a handful of rose petals and casually threw them into the crowd as a peace offering.
