Fringe Arts

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  Fringe Arts

  Cinema Politica Doc Explores The Neoliberal World Order, At Its Core

  Corentine Rivoire – Published February 1, 2011

  How does money grow? Who does it benefit and who does it affect? Let’s Make Money, Cinema Politica’s next revelation, explores this question in documentary form.

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  Art and ‘Craft

  Adam Kovac – Published February 1, 2011

  Twenty guys are lounging on couches in a dimly lit room, watching a match being replayed on a big screen at the front of the room.

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  Lean Mean Zine Machine

  Christopher Olson – Published February 1, 2011

  Nothing says commodification quite like a vending machine, and nothing except maybe escalators typifies our culture’s sense of leisure and lack of patience.

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  Lit Writ: Chinatown

  Julia Jones – Published February 1, 2011

  I want to walk around chinatown at dusk

  and see the lanterns and go into a tea house,


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  Holyoak’s Holocene

  Nicholas Mchugh – Published January 25, 2011

  Jim Holyoak is building a visual forest in the York Corridor vitrine of the FOFA gallery at Concordia’s EV building.

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  How To Bare Your Soul

  Colin Harris – Published January 25, 2011

  In part because of accolades from a certain three-pronged hype machine, Tom Krell’s solo-project known as How To Dress Well has enjoyed a growing international audience for the better part of a year now.

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  Re-Rewind

  Laura Beeston – Published January 25, 2011

  Creating a canon of VHS excellence for rediscovered classics like, Enjoying Lovemaking Through Hypnosis, Ventriloquism For Fun & Profit or Rent-a-Friend, the Found Footage Festival—screening in Montreal Feb.

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  Spin on Spins

  Ashley Opheim – Published January 25, 2011

  On Jan. 14, Trish Keenan, lead singer of Broadcast, passed away of pneumonia.

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  You’ve Got Another Drink Coming

  Lizy Mostowski – Published January 25, 2011

  Montreal has a reputation for being the home of drunken writers, and a place where literary events seem to perpetually cohabitate with the local bars.

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  Lit Writ

  Dan MansFfeld – Published January 25, 2011

  Night exists
  for the pin of a cat’s eye.