Fringe Arts
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Fringe Arts
The End of the Bookstore Cat?
The Link’s Literary Arts section isn’t the only literary institution that’s on the way out these days.
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A History of Literary Arts In The Link
The Link’s first dedicated literary arts editor—known then as the “literary coordinator”—was Phil Moscovitch.
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Architects Make Waves at FIFA
In the centre of Chicago’s high-rise district, a certain building stands out amongst the others—the Aqua Tower.
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(Silver), Exposed
(Silver), a collection of original photographs by graduating Concordia photo students, will drop this week.
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Art for a cause
Community organizations across Montreal have mobilized to support Japan since the devestation that struck its coast earlier this month.
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Out With the New, In With the Old
Concordia students already have good reason to be jealous of the McGill campus, with its lush green space and enduring architectural design (sorry, Hall building).
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FIFA Festival: Fringe Arts Picks the Flicks
The International Festival of Films on Art is a dream for any artist. This multi-disciplinary 10-day festival is the largest of its kind in the world and continues to grow and diversify every year.
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Go Big or Go Home
In a decade where independent bands are finding ways to scale back the size of their live show, Idlers thrive on their traveling caravan work ethic.
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Art Educators of the Future
Not all artists are concerned with the environment. But some are.