Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsTattooing in the past and future
Through their Afro-Americana practice, Jalen Frizzell challenges the tattoo industry’s ahistoricism, reframing tattooing as both a sacred act of reclamation and a symbol of diasporic futurity.
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Fringe ArtsIn community, in love
At NouLa, conversations about love, identity and belonging move beyond the screen and into the room, shaped by the students who hold the space.
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Fringe ArtsIndigo, interrupted
Through indigo, Sharmistha Kar traces the labour and histories embedded in material. Her textile practice brings handwork and digital processes together, foregrounding labour and care in the act of making.
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Fringe ArtsStay loud, Montreal
From Saint-Henri to Saint-Denis, Montreal’s open mic bars continue to shape the city’s music community.
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Fringe ArtsNovelty’s Illusion
A poem about the allure of novelty and the quiet wisdom of intuition.
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Fringe ArtsBananacore goes big
Concordia University Food Services and the Hive Café Solidarity Co-op serve 3,000 slices of banana bread in a record-sized Fairtrade bake.
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Fringe ArtsArchiving a DIY history
ARCMTL launches a new zine exhibit and event series centred on BIPOC and queer grassroots archival work.
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Fringe ArtsWhat So and So Was Trying to Say
A poem exploring what it may look like to withstand forms of manipulation and negative hierarchy.
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Fringe ArtsA next step for sustainability at Concordia
Students gathered in the basement of Webster Library on Jan. 29 to mark the launch of Concordia’s new thrift store project, blending secondhand shopping with conversations around sustainability and consumption.
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Fringe ArtsThe power of narrative
A panel hosted by 100 Accomplished Black Canadian Women (100ABCWomen) examined how Black women in media move beyond visibility, sharing how they navigate industry barriers while shaping narratives with agency and purpose.
