Fringe Arts

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  Vintage Pop-up Shop

  Caitlin Leroux – Published September 5, 2011

  Anyone who has spent hours scouring a Value Village only to find one designer piece from last season that is actually kind of ugly once you get it home can appreciate the digging being taken out of vintage shopping.

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  Catch The Room 22’s Wave

  Julia Jones – Published September 5, 2011

  On Sept. 10, The Room 22, a Montreal art collective, will have their first formal reading and the launch of the third issue of their zine, We Send the Wave to Find the Wave, at the newly resuscitated Friendship Cove.

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  Fringe Foodie

  Carly Yuck – Published September 4, 2011

  Authentic cuisine is hard to come by these days, even moreso when you’re looking for something vegetarian friendly. This place has the best of both worlds: a home-cooked meal guaranteed to please omnivores and vegetarians alike.

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  Montreal, While you Were Out

  Alex Mcgill – Published August 30, 2011

  If you are a student here and have yet to spend a summer in Montreal, you’ve been missing out. The semester months are often chilly and spent indoors cowering in fear from the snow amidst schoolbooks and caffeinated beverages.

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  The Antidote to Netflix

  Rebecca Hiscott – Published August 30, 2011

  Minor technical difficulties couldn’t slow the momentum of the second annual NDG Off the Wall film festival, which took place on Friday, Aug. 26th in Girouard Park at the corner of Sherbrooke and Marcil.
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  Creative Thinking

  Antonella Tenorio – Published August 30, 2011

  As a student in Montreal, do you ever wonder what your peers in other creative fields are
  working on? Ever dream of a collaborative space where you can share ideas and art of all kinds? The organizers of
  CO-LAB are on the same page.

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  Heir/Looms

  Caitlin Leroux – Published August 30, 2011

  We all have that materialized memory of a family member, friend, or story. Something that we hold on to, appreciate and value greatly for its seemingly everlasting existence, its sentimentality. Something tangible that prompts us to remember. Heir/Looms is an exhibit that features the connection made from an individual’s present to their past, linked to memories, heirlooms and inheritances.

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  Frame to Frame

  Nikola Grozdanovic – Published August 25, 2011

  With the common themes of human compassion, loss and a search for meaning and understanding, the MWFF stands proud against the heavyweight festivals that usually take the most commercial films, and their celebrity power, for their own rosters.

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  Welcome to Gaultier’s Universe

  Oksana Cueva – Published August 25, 2011

  Models’ silver hair combed up in a Hepburn-in-Breakfast at Tiffany’s-esque style captured the essence of the self-assumed, achieved, relaxed and independent woman of our century. Gray was doubtlessly the predominant tone for the most recent vision of Jean Paul Gaultier

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  Weekly Spins

  Colin Harris – Published August 17, 2011

  Armed with fuzz, percussion and super-literal lyrics, Nashville duo Jeff The Brotherhood crank out high-octane garage rock with no filler. With their first major release they show a bigger audience what those in their scene already know.