Fringe Arts
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Fringe Arts
World Press Photo 2017: “You See It, You Know About It, Now What Are You Going To Go?”
Burhan Ozbilici, an Associated Press photographer, was struck with admiration by the Russian ambassador, who was inaugurating a photo exhibition a mere six metres in front of him. Moments later the man Ozbilici revered was shot in the back by an off duty police officer.
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Making Your Queer Dreams Come True
Last month’s Gender B(l)ender went off without a hitch! Here’s a little bit of insight on what this event is all about.
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The Underachievers, Fritz Kalkbrenner and Others Headline Ancient Future 2017 this Weekend
Meet Ancient Future, a small but ever-growing dance party that takes place at the Quai d’Horloge in Montreal’s Old Port. In its third year, Ancient Future offers a unique experience of being outside in the daytime and then moves into the ominous Hangar 16 warehouse in the evening.
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Dark Techno Art Party Takes Over Fonderie Darling
The air is electric as multi-colored light beams and strobes illuminate close to 700 people of various ages and backgrounds, shuffling and gyrating to breakbeat and mind-bending techno.
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Navigating “Bro Culture” in the Professional Kitchen
The sad truth of it is that women have always been excluded from professional kitchens.
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Montreal Comedians Laugh in the Face of Sexism
More often than not, comedy shows in Montreal only feature one or two female comics on a lineup.
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Female-Fronted Punk Bands Rage Against the Manchine
Not becoming seriously recognized as a band is one of the reasons why women in punk may be hesitant to start their own bands.
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Trippy Nails: Not Your Average Manicure
Fingernails are often the first thing you notice about someone’s hands. So what do they reveal about a person?
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Laureate’s Energetic Sound is Home Bound
Montreal-based pop-punk band Laureate’s album, Landmarks, is jam packed with energy. Here’s our review on it.
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Fringe Arts
Much Ado About Shakespeare in the Park
On a hot and sunny July afternoon in Mont Royal Park, I had the pleasure of attending an interpretation of Shakespeare’s comedy Much Ado about Nothing by the Montreal theatre company Repercussion Theatre.