Fringe Arts

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  Home Is Where the Zine Is

  Katie McGroarty – Published October 16, 2012

  Zines are personal. They are birthed from photocopies and glue sticks, from small scenes and big ideas. Zine-makers infuse their personalities into the pages.

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  The Indie Biz

  Ariana Trigueros-Corbo – Published October 16, 2012

  When you’re a musician focusing on your craft, it’s sometimes hard to handle the business side of things.

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  Don’t Need Your Compassion

  Fanny Arnaud – Published October 14, 2012

  The members of Staff Benda Bilili are disabled polio victims, most of them paraplegic. They used to live and play around the grounds of the zoo in Kinshasa, Congo. Their guitars are made of tin cans.

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  Pedal Powered Porno

  Brendan Adams – Published October 14, 2012

  Ball bearings might not be what comes to mind when you think ‘sexy.’

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  Storytelling on Canvas

  Elysha del Giusto-Enos – Published October 12, 2012

  “I never expected to connect with the artists and communities there so intensely,” said John Palov, the teacher who brought the work to Montreal

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  Spins

  Colin Harris & Josh Dixon – Published October 10, 2012

  What was only rumours just months ago has come to fruition: the first Godspeed You! Black Emperor LP in a decade.

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  The Film Fest of Hidden Gems

  Nikola Grozdanovic – Published October 9, 2012

  If Montreal’s heart is its cultural richness, the festivals throughout the year are the blood vessels that bring it to life. There’s something for everyone and when it comes to lovers of film, there’s only one festival in town that has it all.

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  The Lure of the Dark

  Rebecca Ugolini – Published October 9, 2012

  A white wooden bungalow shines like enamel atop a tapering mass of rock and earth that once held it in suburbia’s perfect smile. A paddleboat swings from the precipice by a wire, threatening to crash to the waterfall below.

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  Concordia’s Co-Op Turns 10

  – Published October 9, 2012

  It’s time for some shenanigans of the literary variety. To celebrate the Concordia Community Solidarity Co-op Bookstore’s tenth anniversary, the shop has invited local authors to read from their most recent releases and join the party.

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  Magnum Librus

  Vivien Leung – Published October 9, 2012

  When you go to Concordia, there’s no reason to complain about having nothing to do on a Friday night—or any other day of the week for that matter.