Fringe Arts
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Fringe Arts
Manasie Akpaliapik transforms Inuit legends into art
Sculptor Manasie Akpaliapik uses raw materials to express the ties between Inuit people and the land at Inuit Universe.
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Fringe Arts
POP Montreal continues to spotlight independent art
POP Montreal felt like a reflection of the city itself—community-driven, art-filled and thriving in the nooks and corners of its streets.
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Fringe Arts
MUZ festival brings world music to Montreal’s stage
For lovers of jazz, international music or modern rhythms, MUZ invites you to immerse in meandering soundscapes from Oct. 3 to Oct. 6.
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Fringe Arts
nobody will sit
A poem about a colonial monument in a space that is slowly being decolonized by its inhabitants here in Tio’tià:ke (Montreal).
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Fringe Arts
Almond Milk and Luella talk digging deep and growing up
There was something different about this show; you could feel it in the bluster of the crowd’s revelry.
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Fringe Arts
Two by Two, Together fosters dialogue across art
Two by Two, Together invites viewers to engage in a visual dialogue through complementary pairings, exploring connections across time periods, culture and form.
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Fringe Arts
Fonderie Darling’s Déliquescence marks the end of an era
Caroline Andrieux’s final exhibition at Fonderie Darling highlights sources of beauty in unexpected subjects: mould, mushrooms, weeds and even decaying matter.
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Fringe Arts
Montreal debuts its first trans film festival
Montreal’s first trans film festival EXPOSURES showcased 80 films that pushed the boundaries of trans cinema.
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Fringe Arts
Centaur Theatre opens 2024-2025 season with a twist on an old classic
Anton Chekhov’s The Cherry Orchard is reimagined for today’s audiences in Harry Standjofski’s Sakura at the Centaur Theatre.
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Fringe Arts
Rihab Essayh is building worlds that are radically soft
Rihab Essayh’s The Evaporated Tears of Sand Roses frames an effervescent healing space for the SWANA community.