Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsA Cultural Institution in Crisis
Montreal film buffs may soon be grieving the loss of one of the province’s most important institutions
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Fringe ArtsSteve’s Music Founder Dies at 65
Steve Kirman, founder and owner of Steve’s Music, passed away on Saturday. He was 65 years old.
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Fringe ArtsStudents Call the Shots
There’s a festival going on at Concordia this weekend, tucked in the back room of the Loyola Chapel basement.
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Fringe ArtsConcordia Playwrights on Display
Winners of the sixth Concordia Annual 10-Minute Play Contest are getting their prize this Friday night, where they will hold a staged reading of their work.
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Fringe ArtsFringe Food
Well into the 19th century, the European village and neighbourhood bakery served as more than mere eatery or commodity outlet. Doubling as part-time “communal oven,” it was a gathering point, a laboratory, a workshop—even a place of education.
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Fringe ArtsFilling the Silents
Believe it or not, three-dimensional space in film has much more potential than a flaming Nicolas Cage face flying towards you.
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Fringe ArtsBreaking Down the Wall
The Wooden Sky are raring to go. It’s part childish giddiness, but it’s also part cabin fever.
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Fringe ArtsNarrating the Space & You
They may seem interchangeable to many, but the words ‘space’ and ‘place’ are very different terms. It is a difference that Levi Bruce wants you to investigate.
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Fringe ArtsArt by Design
However polished the finished product is, art exhibits are made, not born. They’re the end result of hours and hours of work—and often their fair share of trial and error.
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