Fringe Arts
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Viral Hit Machine
Like lightning and chicken pox, viral videos rarely strike the same place twice. But unlike either lightning or the flu, you’re damn lucky if you get even one.
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Dirty Art: An Era of Imagery and Technology
“I’m a scavenger and a thief,” said J.P. King. “And I take my position as a thief very proudly.”
King is a collage artist who dives into old magazines searching for interesting pictures and a writer that relies on other people’s anecdotes for the content of his stories. As such, his raw material is more often than not someone else’s finished work. -
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Litwrit: I spit into raw cans
I was Woody Allen last night and
the night before that I was Andy Warhol at a baseball game and -
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Personality Transcends Body
“Sometimes I say I represent a third sex,” Orlando Fagin says to Mikael Johannson in the documentary Regretters. “I’ve gone through two sex changes; what’s the next stage for me?”
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Decent Exposure
Concordia’s Studio Arts Master’s of Fine Arts students are opening their doors to the public this week and inviting you to come in and experience their ongoing and finished artworks.
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Secret Feelings
Owain Lawson, of local noise rock outfit Black Feelings, would like to assure you that his band is not nearly as gloomy as its name suggests.
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Zonoscope
My Australian roommate claims that he once had brunch with one of the dudes from Cut Copy.
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Breezy Reading
Chimo is David Collier’s autobiographical account of his multiple experiences in the Canadian War Artists Program.
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Making the Private Public
“It has been hard to find forums to make work like this public,” said Michelle Lacombe, performance artist and one of three artists featured in Ligne, Image, Texte, an event that will use the human body as a means for expression.