Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsFighting the AAA Culture of Game Development
Montreal is known for its video game industry. Some of the world’s largest studio names have made their home in our backyard, but it’s not all EA Sports games and Arkham Origins.
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Fringe ArtsPaintings In Motion
With multiple awards under her belt, film animation student Alisi Telengut is certainly one of Concordia’s proudest exports.
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Fringe ArtsHealing Hands
The solo ambience of Mekele plays like the soundtrack to a dream—waves of synths wash over you and soothing vocals ease your thoughts into warm bliss. The experience is relaxing and even healing—and that’s precisely Mekele’s intention.
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Fringe ArtsArt Your Heart Out
Holiday staple, the souk @ sat, is celebrating its 10th year of turning the Société des arts technologiques into the go-to place to find local products made by artists from Montreal and all over Quebec.
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Fringe ArtsBeauty and the Brains: TingLi Lorigiano
Most people recognize first year Biology major TingLi Lorigiano as VP of Academic and Loyola Affairs for Concordia’s Arts and Science Federation Association. Few know of her secret life as a beauty pageant queen and Miss Chinese Montreal 2014.
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Fringe ArtsWelcome the Partycrashers
It’s been a long six years, but A Wilhelm Scream’s new LP is out, and on their terms.
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Fringe ArtsIn Case of Emergency, Break Dance
Hip-hop is a culture of many layers—art in the form of graffiti, poetry in the form of rap and dance in the form of breaking it down.
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Fringe ArtsApocalypse Meow!
“You Are a Cat in the Zombie Apocalypse!,” the title very loudly speaks for itself. The book tells the story of Holden Catfield, an ordinary house cat who tries to navigate through an extraordinary undead Armageddon.
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Fringe ArtsSmoking and Sipping
A skateboarder with long headbanging hair who has an affinity for heavy metal music, it’s hard to compare hip-hop producer Tommy Kruise to anyone else in the music industry.
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Fringe ArtsLit Scene Supreme: Expozine 2013
Expozine, Montreal’s small press, comic and zine fair returns this weekend to fill up your reading list with indie delights, each one as unique as the tiny, tumbling snowflakes which have banished us all indoors.

