Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsThe VAV Gallery’s Second Fall Show Features Pieces That Intrigue the Senses
Corrupted Portal, the second exhibition of their fall cycle, stands out for the complexity of the art displayed. Ranging from painting and sculpture to video work, the show is colourful and catches the eye.
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Fringe ArtsCJLO Women+ Collective Launch a New Feminist Zine
The CJLO Women’s+ Collective launched the first volume of their feminist zine this month. The event was held at the student-run Visual Arts Visuels Gallery on René Lévesque Blvd. last week. A cosy group of roughly 50 to 60 people showed up to buy a copy and listen to a reading of some contributors.
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Fringe Arts“Madame Victoria”: a Book About a Skull and Imaginary Women That Makes You Ponder Life
The novel is based on the real finding of human remains of a woman in the forest nearby the Royal Victoria Hospital of Montreal. Despite performing DNA tests and creating a forensic reconstruction of her face, the body was never identified.
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Fringe ArtsThe Highs and Lows of the 2012 Student Strikes
Throughout Wednesday and Saturday the 2012 Quebec student strike was revisited in the LB Building in collaboration with Concordia’s Centre for Oral History and Digital Storytelling.
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Fringe ArtsThe Black Speculative Arts Movement Convention and the Importance of Black Art
The Black Speculative Arts Movement of Montreal featured a series of panelists for a discussion panel made up of Black artists and creatives last Friday, in an event that was enlightening, educational, and empowering.
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Fringe ArtsThe VAV Gallery’s “Relics.jpeg” Exhibition Focuses on Materials and Aesthetics
Less thematic than previous exhibitions, Relics.jpeg , which runs until October 19, was curated with an attention to materials and the physical properties of the artworks. Each piece bears its own story, but the care and research poured into each creation links them all together.
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Fringe ArtsBehind the Scenes of MURAL’s Street Art: Spade & Palacio Tours Showcase Montreal’s Charm
Tours of Montreal street art created during the MURAL festival along St.Laurent Blvd. are available until Oct. 28.
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Fringe ArtsCultures Volume 2: A Party Celebrating the African Diaspora
Cultures is an event put on by Sayaspora for anyone looking to dance the night away to music from the African Diaspora. Sayaspora aims to promote a better image of African women and youth in the media.
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Fringe ArtsSistersInMotion is a Montreal Based Organization Committed to Empowering Women of Colour
La Luna said that fostering and encouraging a connection to the Earth and the natural world is part of SIM’s goal as both a movement and organization. The distinction between the two is subtle, but relevant in understanding the purpose of a group as multifaceted as SIM.
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Fringe ArtsHave You Ever Wondered What it’s Like to Act as a Racialized Person?
Meet Kareem Alleyne and Alexandra Laferriere. Both are professional actors. Both are Black. Both worked (primarily) on the anglophone side of Montreal’s performing arts community.
