Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsChristian symbols, pagan roots
Dubbed “syncretism,” pagan influence is present in the iconography of Catholic churches across Montreal.
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Fringe ArtsPreserving kakiniit from Quaqtaq to Tiohtià:ke
Inuk tattoo artist Arsaniq Deer celebrates the beauty of Inuit traditions.
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Fringe ArtsDiscovering a witch’s craft
Meet Mahigan Saint-Pierre, the professional folk witch behind Kitchen Toad.
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Fringe ArtsFinding 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 ArtsInside-out denim
Montreal’s Atelier Détails crafts raw denim with intricate details, hidden messages and raw materials.
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Fringe ArtsRachel Cusk reinvents the novel, again
Parade is sharp-witted, free-spoken and does not reveal any kind of convention.
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Fringe ArtsFrom food scraps to culinary art
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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Fringe ArtsSweet Dreams (are made of lint)
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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Fringe ArtsSpider-Man reimagined
A new Spider-Man movie is being written, directed and produced by Concordia University students.
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Fringe ArtsWandering into the periphery
The Wandering Eye Project challenges the “correct” way to see by depicting the world through its periphery.
