Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsGraffiti Artist Naïmo Dupéré is Smiling from Wall to Wall
Murals, tattoos, drawing, painting and hip-hop—these are all progressive forms of art that stem from a forbidden fruit: Illegal graffiti.
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Fringe ArtsArtist Profile: Vladimir Philogène Opens Up About Seeing Color for the First Time
This year’s Montreal International Black Film Festival premiered Vladimir Philogene’s debut short film, “Color Blind.” The filmmaker opens up about the first time he realized double standards in race and hate crime.
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Fringe ArtsAlbum Review: A Devil’s Din’s Music is More Than Just Acoustic
Psychedelic-rock band, A Devil’s Din, recently released their latest album “One Hallucination Under God.” We’ve got a review of that album right here!
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Fringe ArtsTheatre Review: Trapeze, Silk Suspension, and Fruit—Dust Palace Brings it All.
Last week, New Zealand circus-theatre troupe, The Dust Palace, rolled into Montreal to perform their theatre retelling of Christina Rossetti’s poem, “Goblin Market.” Here’s our review on that exact performance.
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Fringe ArtsBand Profile: Caveboy Has Crawled Out of Hibernation
After nearly a year, Caveboy has reemerged and will be performing in Montreal again this Friday! Here’s a bit of insight on what they’ve been up to all this time.
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Fringe ArtsFilm Preview: We’re Still Together Shows the Dark Corners of Montreal
Chris, a pushover of a main character, gets swept up by his aggressive saviour, Bobby, in the film “We’re Still Together.” Party crashing, meeting girls, and meeting the family, Chris and Bobby are together whether Chris likes it or not.
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Fringe ArtsSundus Abdul Hadi is a Woman of Many Media
Artist, radio host, mother, activist, student, and host of the radio show The Groundbreakers—Sundus Abdul Hadi is all of that and more.
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Fringe ArtsTheatre Preview: Rossetti’s Goblin Market, From the Page to the Stage
New Zealand circus theatre troupe is coming to Montreal for three days to perform their theatrical rendition of Christina Rossetti’s work, “Goblin Market.”
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Fringe ArtsConcert Review: A Fellow Ship in Piranha Seas
Toronto-based folk-pop band, A Fellow Ship, stopped in Montreal during their North American tour for their upcoming EP, “Black Sheep.” We’ve got you covered with our coverage of the concert.
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Fringe ArtsAlbum Preview: WarCall Won’t Be Celebrating Their Anniversary Quietly
Montreal-based thrasher band, WarCall, is gearing up to celebrate their 10th anniversary along with the release of a new album! Here’s some insight on all of that from us to you!
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