Fringe Arts
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Fringe Arts
“FLEM” Is About a Girl Who Picks Her Nose⎼But You Will Want a Tissue for Your Tears
FLEM is about a young woman named Julia who compulsively picks her nose. The graphic novel by Brussels-based, Montreal artist Rebecca Rosen is a short, yet intense read with a climax that feels like a punch in the face.
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Fringe Arts
“Hyper Real”-Life Experiences of What It Means to be Black in Montreal
Hyper Real: Black History Exhibition and Event Series is a conglomerate of art pieces that relate a story of Black identity.
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Fringe Arts
ILL-Abilities Celebrates Ten Years of Passion and Inspiration
ILL-Abilities, an international crew of differently-abled dancers, celebrated their tenth anniversary this weekend.
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Fringe Arts
Elizabeth Eugene Debuts Multimedia Piece “Allow Me To…” at the VAV
Elizabeth Eugene’s multimedia piece “Allow me to…” opens the viewer to the conversation about what it means to be a fat Black woman.
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Fringe Arts
Poetry Series: “Empty” and “Floral Beauty” by Isaac Dinotno
Series of poems by Isaac Dinotno
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Fringe Arts
Hyperrealist Artist Daniel Itiose Exhibits Expressive Paintings at the VAV
Itiose is exhibiting two impressively life-like oil paintings at the student-run gallery. He chose the same model for Catharsis and Oculus, his two works that are displayed in Hyper Real; he painted the moving portraits from photos he took of his model.
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Concert Review: Minor Empire, a Turkish-Canadian Band Featuring a Mix of Traditional Music and Sound
Minor Empire, a Toronto based Turkish-Canadian band, mixes traditional Turkish music into their sound track.
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Fringe Arts
Book Review: “The Darkness”, a Plunge into the Chilling Depths of Gloom
Ragnar Jónasson’s The Darkness possesses all the qualities of a literary staple, whether it is in the genre of Nordic noir, or in the realm of cult classics.