Fringe Arts
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Fringe Arts
The Intersecting Futures of the Sustainability Movement and Fashion
Opinions, consumption habits, behaviours, priorities and lifestyle choices are the raw expression of a generation’s mentality.
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Fringe Arts
Rapper Backxwash Releases Innovative EP ‘Black Sailor Moon’
Backxwash is a Montreal-based rapper who uses unique and sometimes random and bizarre sound in her artistry to build her soundtrack. Her newest EP Black Sailor Moon for example uses the theme song of the show that inspired the name of the EP, the anime “Sailor Moon”, in one of her songs.
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Fringe Arts
VAV Expands the Limits of Art With “Soft Stimuli”
Soft Stimuli was the Concordia student gallery’s last fall exhibit. Running between Dec. 3 to the 21, the artworks exhibited were unique, and some showcased the intimate and complicated relationships people have with their bodies.
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Fringe Arts
Theran Seaton Collected Dolls for Ten Years and Turned Them Into Art
Theran Seaton’s art celebrates the beauty of Blackness with a sample of her doll collection and colourful woodcuts of her sister’s braids.
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Fringe Arts
Film review: “The Occupation of the American Mind”
The film Occupation of the American Mind , which is banned from the U.S. , showcases the propaganda distributed of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Fringe Arts
Theatre Review: “A Doll’s House, Part 2” Revolves Around the Theme of Motherhood
“A Doll’s House, Part 2” is an imagined continuation of Henrik Ibsen’s classic 19th century play “A Doll’s House,” where Nora, the mother of a young family, decides to leave her husband and children. In the new play, Nora has come back home 15 years later, and is dealing with the fall-back of her actions.
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Fringe Arts
Dance Show Preview: “I Love Quebrada,” a Portrait of a Marginalized Brazil
When thinking of Brazilian dances, we often picture colourful feathers, and glittery G-strings—but one Brazilian choreographer wants to show the harsh realities behind the carnival fairy tales with her dance show I Love Quebrada.
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Fringe Arts
Naïka Deluy-Garwood Shaves Her Head and Turns the Moment Into Art
Two small television sets sit parallel to each other, looping a video of visual artist Naïka Deluy-Garwood, shaving her head.
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Fringe Arts
Visual Artist David Durham Makes Art Out of Coffee
David Durham contributed two of his paintings together entitled Hidden Figures at the student-run Visual Arts Visuels Gallery’s current exhibition, Hyper Real: Black History Exhibition and Event Series.