Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsMontreal Holiday Planner Part 2: NYE in MTL
Trying to find a good New Year’s Eve party in Montreal is about as easy as plodding through 45 centimetres of snow and slush. So here is a belated holiday present from us to you, the Link’s Ultimate Holiday Planner Part Two.
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Fringe ArtsMontreal Holiday Planner Part 1: The Christmas Orphan
For students who can’t make it home for the holidays, we’ve got a solution—our ultimate Fringe Holiday Planner.
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Fringe Arts“The Clash Meets Beach Boys”
Sometimes it takes the right environment to push a band to their full potential; to gain the inspiration to flesh a project from fun with friends to something they want the world to hear.
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Fringe ArtsIllustrating a Point
To Raymond Biesinger, facts are sacred. “The world has lots of abstract expressionism, things where people are not interested in controls,” the 32-year-old…
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Fringe ArtsVinyl Lives
Only few years ago, music lovers seemed to be mourning the death of vinyl and CDs. Yet Montreal record store Boutique L’Oblique has continued to thrive in the music scene for 25 years.
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Fringe ArtsImage+Nation Festival Supports Diversity
Recognized as the leading event of its kind in Canada, the Image+Nation Festival has been supporting diversity through LGBT films for 25 years.
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Fringe ArtsTitus Andronicus Wants to Sleep on Your Floor
Patrick Stickles is, by most definitions of the term, kind of a rock star. In all likelihood he’s graduated from the youthful stage of parentally-enforced suburban depravity.
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Fringe ArtsDesigners in a Dangerous Time
For many, the student strike of 2012 was captured by the media—photos of red-square clad marchers; video of police officers in riot gear clashing with students; and articles from every side of the political spectrum denouncing the students, the police and the government. For some, though, the strikes were a chance to get creative.
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Fringe ArtsStories from Death Row
Six people who were falsely convicted of murder will have their stories from death row told in The Exonerated, which runs until Dec. 2 at the 4001 Space.
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Fringe ArtsWomen Behind the Canvas
After being disappointed by what they saw as an underrepresentation of women in their art history courses, six Concordia students have decided to do something to fill that void.
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