Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsArt Speaks
Everyone needs an outlet, a way of creating constructive self-expression that can positively impact their life.
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Fringe ArtsFrame to Frame
It looks like the Academy actually got something right this year, nominating the Quebecois-made Incendies for Best Foreign Film.
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Fringe ArtsWeekly Spins
Jamie Hince and Alison Mosshart take their grunginess to a higher level with their latest record, Blood Pressures. Despite the group’s rocky relationship and questionable cohesiveness during recording sessions, Hince and Mosshart’s fourth album ends up being their most balanced effort yet.
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Fringe ArtsHow Should a Writer Be?
A Künstlerroman is a novel that traces the development of an artist figure. Ideally, by the time the artist reaches creative potential at the end of the novel, he or she is isolated and living in a world of subjective thoughts and observations. But the ending leaves many of us asking just how this person is going to survive in real time.
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Fringe ArtsDesigning a Sustainable Future
Design students from the DART 392 class have spent the past semester working together, planning and designing a much-anticipated student-run café at The Hive on Loyola Campus.
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Fringe ArtsBright Futures
From Manhattan’s crystal snowflake to the kaleidoscopic Polar Spheres outside of Place des Arts, light installations have transformed our day-to-day into living art.
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Fringe ArtsThe Journey Behind Scorched
Scorched is the English translation of the French play Incendies, which was made into an Oscar-nominated film last year by Quebec director Denis Villeneuve with the help of the playwright, Wajdi Mouawad.
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Fringe ArtsPeace Signs for the New World
It seems that young Brooklyn-based folk singer Sharon Van Etten’s sound gets bigger with each album.
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Fringe ArtsInto the Threshold
Members of The Void are in a celebratory mood and want Concordia students to join them. The launch party for their final issue of this school year
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Fringe ArtsShort Like a Butterfly, Brief Like a Bee
When people get down to debating where to draw the border between poetry and prose, books like Salvatore DiFalco’s The Mountie at Niagara Falls and other brief stories will certainly get caught in the crossfire.
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