Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsLeaving the Working Class Life for Rock ‘n’ Roll
Indie rock band The Glorious Sons have dropped a new album, The Union, an acknowledgment of the members’ labour-intensive jobs before the band’s formation.
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Fringe ArtsA Language of Light and Liquid
Montreal’s Society for Arts and Technology is launching Miscible, a mix of audiovisual performance and interactive experience in telepresence, presented by Manuel Chantre on Oct. 16.
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Fringe ArtsWhat Is Photography When Everyone’s a Photographer?
Today, we can all claim to be photographers. With the proliferation of digital cameras, cellphones and the ability of photographic devices to technologically enhance images, we all possess the means to produce quality photos with just one click.
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Fringe ArtsCreating Art with DNA
What began as exposing a tiny hair trapped in an artwork’s display case shifted into an artist collecting bits of DNA around the city and creating sculptural portraits of individuals who had left their traces behind in public spaces.
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Fringe ArtsFeminism for Young Men: A Bite-Sized Introduction
Feminism for Bros is a short web series that deals with consent, harassment and the expectations of masculinity in our culture.
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Fringe ArtsIllustrator of the Underdogs
Cartoonist Joe Ollmann is releasing a new graphic novel that meshes his vision of human nature with dark humour.
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Fringe ArtsStorytelling Through Images
The identities of churches have significantly changed over the course of several years. No longer do they simply represent places of worship, but they have been appropriated and recently transformed into homes, shopping centres and now temporary movie theatres.
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Fringe ArtsThis Is Everyone’s Problem
A dancer flings her body to a wall while another violently shakes a clothing rack that almost topples over her as she unleashes bloodcurdling screams. These are some of the disturbing yet highly symbolic images the audience can expect to see at Unrelated, a major dance production choreographed by Daina Ashbee.
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Fringe ArtsPoetry That Has Punch
Montreal-based poet and former Concordia student Greg Santos is releasing his second collection of poems, Rabbit Punch, challenging the conventions of poetry with a humorous twist.
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Fringe ArtsThe Travellin’ Troubadours
Folk duo Rube and Rake of St. John’s, Newfoundland, have left their “haunted brothel” to hit the road and perform across the country on their first tour, with a Sept. 25 show in Montreal
