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Fringe Arts
Artist Profile: Bianca Muñiz Expresses Her Challenges Through Her Music
Diagnosed with cancer for a second time, musician Bianca Muñiz is still making music and going on tour. We’ve got a review of her latest EP and her concert in Montreal.
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Festival Review: The South Asian Film Festival of Montreal Aims to Open Up the Floor for Discussion
This year’s South Asian Film Festival of Montreal went off without a hitch, aiming to focus on diaspora and free expression in the form of film.
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Theatre Preview: A Queer Romance and Horror Story Unfolds on the Centaur Theatre Stage
A romance between two queer women who are visited by a mysterious woman in the woods. Things get pretty dark pretty fast. Here’s our preview of Vic and Flo Saw a Bear.
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What It’s Like to Be an Illustrator Ahead of Expozine
Every year since its inception in 2002, Montreal’s small press, zine, and comic making communities convene at Expozine, North America’s largest small press fair.
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I WANNA ROCK! (And Not be Limited by My Gender)
In case it isn’t apparent from the name, Rock Camp For Girls and Gender Nonconforming Youth is a rock camp like no other.
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Andrew Jackson’s Photographic Look Into Jamaica and Montreal
In February, Jackson will spend a month at New York’s Syracuse University as an artist-in-residence for its 2018 Light Works Residency.
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Album Review: Videoman is Out with the Old and In with the New
Videoman’s new album focuses on the killing off of old habits and personalities in order to make way for the overall improvement of the self.
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Book Launch: A Dog’s Life Immortalized in Writing
Eileen Myles has just released their latest book, Afterglow (a dog memoir). Last week, they read some excerpts from this work of literature at La Petite Librairie Drawn and Quarterly.
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Art Review: The Complicated Legacy of the Western in the Musée des Beaux-Arts
The new Western exhibit at the Montreal Musée des Beaux-Arts is up and running, but there are a number of things that can be worked on and fleshed out.
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Album Review: Blue Hawaii’s Search for Affection
After a long hiatus, Montreal electro-pop duo, Blue Hawaii, have returned with their latest album, Tenderness.