Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsDigital Trailblazing
As technology progresses, one might be tempted to wave goodbye to such age-old art forms as drawing or silk screening and label them outdated. But for one arts centre, a different idea emerged: why not just bring them into the 21st century?
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Fringe ArtsGiving Bands a Hand
It was conceived as an idea in the summer of 2013, and this past Friday it turned into a reality.
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Fringe ArtsA Trip to the Zoo
What do you get when you cross an ordinary park bench, a disappearing circumcision and a diabolical murder scheme? Montreal’s new Chocolate Moose Theatre Company is connecting these dots with the debut production of Edward Albee’s “At Home at the Zoo” at Theatre Sainte Catherine.
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Fringe ArtsHardcore Heresy
The biggest difference between a black metal record and the latest from anthemic anti-Christian punk band Crusades is that only one compels you to sing along.
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Fringe ArtsArt In the Lenses
It’s likely you’ve heard this cynical idiom that exists within the art world and other disciplines: “those who can, do; those who can’t, teach.” It might apply to your fresh-faced economics professor, but it certainly doesn’t apply to British artist Lucy Soutter.
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Fringe ArtsPut Your (Jazz) Hands In the Air
If you’ve ever found yourself bored on a slow Sunday night in Montreal, yearning for the excitement of the weekend to continue, Concordia graduate and musician Brandon Goodwin is looking at you—and wants to jazz up your life.
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Fringe ArtsThere Will Be Brawl
To brawl, or not to brawl? For Concordia graduates Daniel J. Rowe and Eric Jean, there is no question.
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Fringe ArtsMargaret Atwood is #Internet
“I promised I would begin by singing” is the first thing Margaret Atwood said as she stepped onto the Rialto Theatre stage on Dec. 4.
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Fringe ArtsFrom Australia, With Love
If you’re at all familiar with the melodic hardcore music scene, Northlane have surely come under your radar by now.
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Fringe ArtsJust a Stranger on a Metro
In the rush-hour scramble to beat the blue-and-white sliding doors, the aesthetics of the metro are the last thing on the average commuter’s mind.
