Fringe Arts

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  An Issue of Creativity

  Alejandra Melian-Morse – Published April 7, 2014

  As a student-run publication, Concordia journal Soliloquies provides undergraduates with publishing, editing and design experience invaluable for a career in the business.

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  Bringing the Underground to Light

  John Talbot – Published April 7, 2014

  Concordia is about to get a heavy dosage of “trve kvlt” arts through both an artistic and academic look at the extreme metal scene.

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  The Art of Feeling

  Kasha Paprocki – Published March 31, 2014

  In our culture, art is to be looked at, not touched. Traditional curation is careful to enforce this.

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  Exploring the Expression of Poetry

  Alejandra Melian-Morse – Published March 31, 2014

  The Mile End Poets’ Festival might give off the image of lines being read through thick rimmed glasses to an audience appreciative of snaps, but don’t let the name fool you.

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  Spreading the Party Gospel

  David MacIntyre – Published March 25, 2014

  Andrew W.K. is a man who wears many hats: eccentric musician, producer, motivational speaker, former television show host and U.S. cultural ambassador to Bahrain (well, sort of).

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  Instrumental Emotions

  Alejandra Melian-Morse – Published March 25, 2014

  Of all the ways an artist can express emotion, cold and calculating robots might not seem like an obvious first choice—but robots playing music, stimulated by pure human biofeedback, is a different story.

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  Folk Master Flex

  Jake Russell – Published March 24, 2014

  The carefree acoustic melodies and whimsical chords of Seattle indie-folk band The Head and the Heart are an ideal soundtrack to the warm spring breezes now kissing the Montreal city streets, teasing the glowing summer nights to come.

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  Bad Business

  Riley Wignall – Published March 20, 2014

  The world of David Mamet’s classic Glengarry Glen Ross is one built on the power of words as weapons and glasses of hard whiskey. It’s a world where the single golden rule is ABC—Always Be Closing.

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  A Film Noir Disco Fantasy

  Colin Harris – Published March 19, 2014

  Fame and fortune sounds just fine to Jef Barbara, he’s just not in a rush to get there.

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  Anatomy of a Strike

  Jake Russell – Published March 17, 2014

  For American illustrator Sophie Yanow, being in Montreal during the Quebec student strike was pure happenstance.