Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsUnder the Microscope with Nick Zammuto
“I can’t repeat myself. It makes me ill if I feel like I’m doing the same thing I’ve done before.”
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Fringe ArtsNarrating an Existential Crisis
Jay Winston Ritchie is no outsider to Montreal’s literary scene. He made his debut last February with the release of his first set of poems titled How to Appear Perfectly Indifferent While Crying on the Inside.
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Fringe ArtsA New Wave of Operators in Electro
As an ex-band member of the likes of Wolf Parade, Handsome Furs and Divine Fits, Dan Boeckner knows a thing or two about indie rock.
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Fringe ArtsA Portrait of the Country as a Young Nation
Not long ago, artist Aquil Virani was deemed “The People’s Artist” by McGill University’s Leacocks Magazine. Although it is quite a grandiose title, it is no doubt earned as Virani has worked ceaselessly to bring art to the people through his many collaborative pieces, leading him to his current project, “Canada’s Self Portrait.”
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The Illusion of Life
After a 23-year hiatus, Alejandro Jodorowsky has made a comeback to film with Dance of Reality, a surrealist masterpiece acting as a poignant personal and spiritual memoir with a subtle touch of political satire.
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Let’s Parler Religion
This year’s Montreal Fringe Festival is in full swing and is, as always, full of new and exciting plays from all over the world. Joining them this year is EMUNAH, a theatre piece created collectively by H-Dubbs Productions, an all Concordia theatre group.
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Fringe ArtsFinding Inspiration with Chad VanGaalen
Chad’s home studio in Calgary is his playground and his laboratory, and the kind of creative space he always dreamed his kids would have.
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Fringe ArtsAn Issue of Creativity
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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Fringe ArtsBringing the Underground to Light
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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Fringe ArtsThe Art of Feeling
In our culture, art is to be looked at, not touched. Traditional curation is careful to enforce this.
