Fringe Arts
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Fringe Arts
At the cost of our lives
The Cost of Living showcases Indigenous and marginalized stories to show the grim reality of living in a capitalist world.
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Fringe Arts
Igloofest 2025: Montreal’s winter nightlife crown jewel
Montreal’s Igloofest is lighting up the Old Port with electrifying performances, featuring global stars like Skepta and local DJs who bring unique energy to winter nightlife.
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Fringe Arts
Through a Gazan lens
Hossam Anwar’s photography was displayed at the CSU’s Gaza in Focus exhibition.
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Fringe Arts
Artiom “Arty” Carelov on crafting music and community
Arty, a Montreal-based indie artist, invites us into his studio.
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Fringe Arts
Christian symbols, pagan roots
Dubbed “syncretism,” pagan influence is present in the iconography of Catholic churches across Montreal.
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Preserving kakiniit from Quaqtaq to Tiohtià:ke
Inuk tattoo artist Arsaniq Deer celebrates the beauty of Inuit traditions.
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Discovering a witch’s craft
Meet Mahigan Saint-Pierre, the professional folk witch behind Kitchen Toad.
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Fringe Arts
Finding ancestors through clay
Kimberly Orjuela’s exhibit Spiritual Roots draws on pre-Columbian traditions and symbolism to explore her Indigenous ancestry and the impact of colonialism.
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Fringe Arts
Inside-out denim
Montreal’s Atelier Détails crafts raw denim with intricate details, hidden messages and raw materials.