Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsDance 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 ArtsNaïka 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 ArtsVisual 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.
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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 ArtsILL-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 ArtsElizabeth 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 ArtsPoetry Series: “Empty” and “Floral Beauty” by Isaac Dinotno
Series of poems by Isaac Dinotno
