Fringe Arts

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  Fringe Arts

  Laytonest of the Best

  Ashley Opheim – Published March 15, 2011

  Four emerging writers from Concordia’s Creative Writing program—Nick Comilla, Jason Freure, Candice Maddy Fridman and Emma Healey—r

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  Shortlist Writ

  Candice Maddy Fridman – Published March 15, 2011

  O San Pietronino,
  Maderno minuscule,

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  Over the Edge

  Laura Beeston – Published March 15, 2011

  By the end of this week, expect Montreal to get edgier.

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  The Art Of Love

  Laura Beeston – Published March 15, 2011

  “We’re trying to imagine ways that might open people’s minds and hearts.

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  Home Is Where the heArt Is

  Caitlin Leroux – Published March 15, 2011

  What makes a home? Is the definition of home required to incorporate shelter, consistency and residency? Are there limitations to how one should define a home?

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  Makeout Skideotape

  Alex Mcgill – Published March 15, 2011

  When I get to Mac DeMarco’s apartment to talk to him about his band, Makeout Videotape, I wake him up. It’s 11:00 a.m. on a Monday and he greets me in his underwear.

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  Dance Macabre

  Colin Harris – Published March 15, 2011

  Salem is one of those bands that would rather no one know their face.

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  Save The Bees

  Correntine Rivoire – Published March 15, 2011

  Beekeepers have witnessed an alarming increase in the number of bees disappearing. The worst part? No one knows where they are going.

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  Three Years for Radical Queers

  Laura Beeston – Published March 15, 2011

  The space at 90 de la Gauchetière St. has transformed.

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  Celestial Winds

  Carl Roloff – Published March 8, 2011

  If the Pop Winds were a spaceship they’d look like something out of Thunderbirds, only more practical, silver, and with a porthole for each band member to look out from.