Fringe Arts

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  Fringe Arts

  Breezy Reading

  Christina Bell – Published February 8, 2011

  Chimo is David Collier’s autobiographical account of his multiple experiences in the Canadian War Artists Program.

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  Lit Writ: February 9

  Will M. Dafoe – Published February 8, 2011

  I understand the math. I do. But what does a day mean in a vacuum?

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  Making the Private Public

  Alex Mcgill – Published February 1, 2011

  “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.

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  A Fleeting Glimpse of Colour

  Ashley Opheim – Published February 1, 2011

  There has been an abundance of events occurring within Concordia’s artistic sphere over the past two weeks with the kick-off of the Fine Arts Student Alliance’s Lecture Series, I Would Like To Answer Your Question But The Truth Is I Just Don’t Know. The series explores the extremely broad topic of space in all its manifestations.

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  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.