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Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsFlashing K-Pop to the Masses
This Saturday, passers-by in Chinatown will see a group of young dancers spontaneously mirroring the moves from the “Gangnam Style” music video.
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Fringe ArtsAbstract and Extreme Exhibitions
This fall promises to be an exciting one for art lovers with the opening of the Pierre Dorion and Janet Biggs exhibitions at the Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal.
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Fringe ArtsEvolving Black & Blue
While many will spend their holiday weekend carving turkey, thousands will be hitting the dancefloor in Montreal for one of the biggest dance festivals in the country.
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Fringe ArtsPondering Loss
Jason Collett’s fifth solo album, Reckon, was inspired by the trying political and economic climate that’s left its mark on the past four years.
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Fringe ArtsDoc Days Ahead
British climate change activists, Syrian refugees, temporary immigrant workers in Canada and student strikers in Croatia. The people getting their stories told during this semester’s Cinema Politica are a truly diverse group.
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Fringe ArtsClear-Cut Ambition
The use of text within architectural exhibitions, says architect Dan Handel, is a fine balance. “On the other side, you have the completely conceptual, more art-like exhibitions, where you have nothing.”
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Fringe ArtsInternet Killed the Video Store
Whoever’s been killing off the video stores missed one, and for this game of Clue, nobody’s even asking to look inside the envelope. The Internet did to the movie rental place the same thing it did to record stores of the past.
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Fringe ArtsPerformance Art, Family Life
Be prepared for an evening of transcendence and spirituality with the duo Faun Fables at Divan Orange this Sunday.
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Fringe ArtsSpins
With their soon-to-be released fourth LP, The Sticks, Vancouver-based Mother Mother expands their repertoire of masterfully produced folk-based rock songs.
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Fringe ArtsA Comedy Picnic for Your Face
When Halifax-based comedy troupe Picnicface fails, it only makes them want to fail harder.
