Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsKapara Vintage Thrifting For The Environment
The thrift boutique Kapara Vintage is in Montreal this weekend as a pop-up shop against fast fashion.
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Fringe Arts
The VAV to Host Performance Art Evening
The Visual Arts Visuels has been exhibiting a lot of pieces living on a wall or mounted on a base—on Monday, Feb. 18, they will host Unwind, a free show that will be a unique night of performance art.
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Fringe ArtsFestival Review : ‘We are the Light,’ by Women of Colour
As the Lux Magna Festival came to an end, Shades Lawrence, Montreal-based DJ, rapper, poet, and curator, successfully created a space where the musical talents and artistic performances by women of colour could shine bright and centred.
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Fringe ArtsPlay Review: Imago Theatre Presents ‘Elsewhere’
Elsewhere is a haunting play about how the political climate of Venezuela effects it’s citizens.
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Fringe ArtsBlackout Sets the Record Straight On Concordia’s Computer Riot
Behind a backdrop of 1960s-style compact cubes, Blackout retold the history of Concordia’s infamous “Sir George Williams Affair” with unequivocal faith that students were not the ones who set the fire.
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Fringe ArtsStrange Froots Call For ‘the Motherland’ at the Lux Magna Festival
A hearty blend of soul, alternative rock and chill-electro mix comprise Strange Froots.
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Fringe Arts‘Contre-Sens’ Melds Photo and Painting to Offer a Unique Experience
Contre Sens is an art show made up of Concordia students featuring a melting pot of digital and painted works.
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Fringe Arts‘I Feel Tender’ Warmly Opens the VAV’s Winter Exhibition Cycle
I feel tender was an exhibit at the VAV which revolved around the themes of tenderness, closeness and passion.
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Fringe ArtsHow Concordia Students Have Been Using CUCCR
Learn about how CUCCR has been doing the last two years and how it has effected the community it aims to serve.
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Fringe ArtsMeet Callen Schaub, the Artist Known for His Colourful and Creative Drip Paintings
Meet Montreal and Toronto based artist Callen Schaub who makes his own troughs and other contraptions to make the colourful drip paintings he is well known for.

