Fringe Arts
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Fringe Arts
Ending the Global Water Crisis
Who knew recycling waste and sewage water for drinking is environmentally sound and inexpensive? From the same company that produced Food Inc. and An Inconvenient Truth, comes the documentary Last Call at the Oasis, screening on March 18 at Cinema Politica Concordia.
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Fringe Arts
Free Screenings All Day at Concordia
The culture and traditions of unique communities is on display during the the International Ethnographic Film Festival of Quebec…
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Fringe Arts
FRINGE BLOG: M83 Branches into Film
Anthony Gonzalez, the genius behind the awe-inspiring shoegaze tunes of M83, has achieved his dream of taking his music to the big screen.
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Fringe Arts
The Link’s Guide to Art Matters 2013
Thirteen years ago, Art Matters started as an answer to raise awareness to the oft-ignored Fine Arts Faculty at Concordia. Now, it’s the largest student-run festival in North America; this year it will show work from 136 artists over a span of two weeks.
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Fringe Arts
Sugar, Spice and Blood Packets
There’s some debate over whether one artist will be bringing her own 1,500-pound pillar of clay or if the EDGY Women Festival has to provide it.
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Fringe Arts
A Season of Film
The movie industry’s biggest, most self-congratulatory awards show premiered last Sunday, making many of us lament missing so many films.
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Fringe Arts
Nuit Blanche 2013
For anyone hailing from elsewhere, the concept behind this coming Saturday night may seem a little odd.
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Fringe Arts
Mon esprit déguisé en art contemporain
Mon cerveau et moi sommes allés au Musée d’art contemporain, errer dans l’exposition « Uraniborg » de Laurent Grasso, qui a ouvert ses portes au public le 7 février dernier. L’installation a été co-commissionnée par le MAC et le Musée du jeu de paume à Paris. Après un été fructueux en France, elle traverse l’atlantique pour se nicher à Montréal.
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Fringe Arts
Jarring Doc on LGBT Activists in Uganda
The film goes beyond the globally headlining homophobic Ugandan regime.
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Fringe Arts
Less Sport and More Songs
From the beginning to the end this show is pure improvisation while the audience is drinking and eating in a crowded Art Deco room.