Fringe Arts

Inside-out denim

Jia Marguerite Schofer – Published January 27, 2025

Montreal’s Atelier Détails crafts raw denim with intricate details, hidden messages and raw materials.

Fringe Arts

Rachel Cusk reinvents the novel, again

Book reviewIndia Das-Brown – Published January 27, 2025

Parade is sharp-witted, free-spoken and does not reveal any kind of convention.

Fringe Arts

From food scraps to culinary art

Cordelia Appleyard – Published January 24, 2025

Theater of Life captures the story of how renowned chef Massimo Bottura, joined by 60 of the world’s top chefs, transformed food destined for the dumpster into delicious and nutritious meals for Italy’s hungriest residents.

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Sweet Dreams (are made of lint)

Olivia Johnson – Published January 18, 2025

In her solo exhibit Sweet Dreams, textile artist Tonya Corkey uses unconventional materials to explore themes of memory, nostalgia and the intrusive thoughts that haunt us.

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Spider-Man reimagined

Maya St-Antoine – Updated January 14, 2025 at 12:00pm

A new Spider-Man movie is being written, directed and produced by Concordia University students.

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Wandering into the periphery

Sarah Housley – Published January 14, 2025

The Wandering Eye Project challenges the “correct” way to see by depicting the world through its periphery.

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Intercepted is a harrowing look at the Russian invasion of Ukraine

Sarah Housley – Published December 16, 2024

Oksana Karpovych’s documentary Intercepted juxtaposes intercepted Russian phone calls with images of devastated Ukraine, forcing viewers to question the justification of war.