Fringe Arts

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  Not Your Parents’ Chinese New Year

  Elysha del Giusto-Enos – Published February 4, 2013

  Television and radio have gone the way of auditoriums and gramophones for Montreal’s young entertainers.

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  Black History Month Dreams Bigger

  Michelle Pucci – Published February 4, 2013

  For fifty years, Martin Luther King, Jr.’s dream has become more of a reality, but Montreal’s Black History Month reminds us the road to social equality isn’t over.

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  The Solar System is Glass

  Elysha del Giusto-Enos – Published February 1, 2013

  Concordia’s Fine Arts department has been inviting artists to speak in free events for years, but with their new lecture series, Conversations in Contemporary Art, it’s a bi-weekly affair.

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  Curd Your Enthusiasm

  Rebecca Ugolini – Published January 31, 2013

  No matter how enthusiastic we were about our New Year’s diet resolutions, leaving the bar after a night of drinking does not lend itself to kale chips…

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  Students in The Spotlight

  Josh Dixon – Published January 29, 2013

  While finding a foothold in one’s preferred industry can be hard for any student, it seems to be especially difficult for those studying drama.

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  Of Academia, DIY and Student Strikes

  Vivien Leung – Published January 29, 2013

  Being somewhat of a pessimist may be beneficial—or at least that’s how things happened to work out in Heather Davis’s case.

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  In The Streets, On The Air

  Katie McGroarty – Published January 29, 2013

  On Feb. 20, you won’t need an FM dial to tune into local radio.

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  A Two-Night Stand

  Elysha del Giusto-Enos – Published January 25, 2013

  Concordia theatre grad and local comedienne Rena Hundert is presenting two one-act plays for the first time at the freestanding room this week.

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  Link Live Session: Maerin

  The Link – Updated January 22, 2013 at 3:13am

  The trees outside Mile End’s Salon Sweet William shuddered in a frigid wind, but inside Maerin Hunting warmed the room with an intimate performance of “I’ll Tell Ya,” a song telling a story from the perspective of a former crush, detailing her anticipation before anything happened.

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  The Best of the Small Scale

  Katie McGroarty – Published January 22, 2013

  In a city like this, it’s often hard to know where to start in terms of art offerings because there is, quite simply, so much going on every week it’s almost impossible to keep track of it all.