Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsArt 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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Fringe ArtsAlbum Review: Blue Hawaii’s Search for Affection
After a long hiatus, Montreal electro-pop duo, Blue Hawaii, have returned with their latest album, Tenderness.
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Fringe ArtsFilm Review: “Waiting For Lou” Represents Concordia at Festival du Nouveau Cinéma
Concordia Film Studies student, Katherine Martineau, directed a short film that got selected to represent our university in the Festival du Nouveau Cinema.
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Fringe ArtsConcert Review: The New Pornographers Leave Montreal Deeply Satisfied
Hailing from Vancouver, the indie-rock band hailing from Vancouver The New Pornographers put on a show in Montreal during their tour for their new album, Whiteout Conditions.
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Fringe ArtsBook Reading: Rupi Kaur Gives her Readers a Sense of Purpose
After a long hiatus, Rupi Kaur has broken the silence with her latest collection of works, the sun and her flowers. Here’s a review of the reading she did in Montreal.
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Fringe ArtsBook Launch: Robyn Maynard Discusses Racial Discrimination in her Latest Book
In her latest book, set to launch today, Robyn Maynard takes into consideration systemic racism and how it came to this point in our society and why it’s important to address these issues.
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Fringe ArtsTheatre Preview: A Look at Martin Luther King After The Mountaintop
Black Theatre Workshop and Neptune Theatre have collaborated to bring us The Mountaintop, a production that gives us some insight of Martin Luther King Jr.‘s last night before his assassination.
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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!
