Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsHow pole dance lost its roots in studios
Pole dancing has gone mainstream, but the people who built it are still treated as outsiders. As pole moves into studios, gyms and stages, strippers speak about who gets to claim their work as art.
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Fringe ArtsStudents celebrate Amazigh New Year 2976
Students and community members gathered at McGill University to celebrate Yennayer, the Amazigh New Year, marking the year 2976. Organized by the Algerian Students’ Association, the event highlighted Amazigh culture through music, food and wares from local businesses.
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Fringe ArtsYour 2026 horoscope
What do the stars have in store for you in 2026? The Link has (some) answers!
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Fringe ArtsThe power of small-scale art
The exhibition Eyes Wide Open brings together 23 international artists to explore how small-scale works can carry immense emotional and creative weight.
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Fringe ArtsUncertainly Clear
A poem that explores the uncertainty of youth and the pressure to make decisions that are believed to define one’s future, often resulting in feelings of overwhelm and paralysis.
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Fringe ArtsOld school is the new house
In a city saturated with DJs and digital sets, Michael Terzian takes a slower, more deliberate approach rooted in vinyl, hip-hop and early house, prioritizing musical history and connection over spectacle.
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Fringe ArtsA softer way back to creativity
In NDG, artist Taia Lajoie has created Soft Studio Days, a gentle, community-driven space where adults can return to creativity without pressure.
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Fringe ArtsImage+Nation’s LGBT2SQueer film festival returns for its 38th edition
This year’s selection was diverse and highlighted Indigenous based stories, screening films that are often left unrecognized by the mainstream media.
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Fringe ArtsThe magic of representation
The fourth edition of the Thiick Witch market, held on Nov. 29-30, was a mix of eye-catching handmade art and beautiful vintage curated pieces for plus-size fashion lovers. -
Fringe ArtsArt Matters festival closes out their workshop series with a bang
On the evening of Nov. 28, Art Matters and the Concordia Electroacoustic Studies Student Association presented a free introductory electroacoustics workshop on campus, giving students a glimpse into a craft that often seems out of reach.
