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March 30, 2010 Fringe Arts

‘The Internet is the new brick wall’

For graf artist Jim Joe, fleeting art is the best kind

by Alex Manley

Graffiti is a pretty unromantic reality of living in Montreal. Tags of all shapes and sizes clutter up every available surface. Public and private property alike accumulate... » Full Story

March 30, 2010 Fringe Arts

Great white north meets South by Southwest

Montreal bands play Texas music festival; The Link reports back

by mike sallot

When my plane touched down at Austin-Bergstrom Inter-national Airport, I was immediately greeted by the sight of Courtney Love, lead singer of Hole, wearing a torn dress and... » Full Story

March 23, 2010 Fringe Arts

Spins

by Heather AndersonEmily BrassIoana Vanessa Bezman

Five Star Trailer Park Dark as the North Atlantic Independent Despite singer Nick Spence’s somewhat-generic voice, Five Star Trailer Park’s... » Full Story

March 23, 2010 Fringe Arts

Art for the downtrodden

Film looks at the benefits and the price of radical activism

by Tom Llewellin

A white-tablecloth dinner with foie gras for the homeless. Hundreds of plastic bags speared on brittle tree branches. A burned-out SUV dumped in the heart of Canada’s biggest... » Full Story

March 23, 2010 Fringe Arts

A Dirty Wedding and a funeral

Montreal band mourns the death of a hero, gives birth to a new LP

by Matthew Fiorentino

Susil Sharma, bassist for the rock ‘n’ roll outfit Dirty Wedding, leans up against the wall outside his favourite St. Henri haunt, Blackjack, cigarette dangling from his... » Full Story

March 23, 2010 Fringe Arts

A sense of Place

Work by sculpture students finds home

by Stephanie Laleggia

Sixteen Concordia sculpture students show their work in Place, an exhibition opening at Eastern Bloc this week. The artists, all from the same class, will each exhibit... » Full Story

March 23, 2010 Fringe Arts

Hands in demand

A multimedia art show where guests can get touchy-feely

by R. Brian Hastie

You’ve been misled. You’ve been told that, in an art gallery, touching and prodding, questioning and trying to alter artworks is strictly off-limits. Keep your hands... » Full Story

March 23, 2010 Fringe Arts

Creatures from the black lagoon

The Black Lips emerge from the swamp, slither over the border

by Tristan Lapointe

They’ve got love for Montreal, but the Black Lips used to have trouble getting here. A run-in with a Canadian border official a few years ago threatened to keep the Atlanta,... » Full Story

March 16, 2010 Fringe Arts

Spins

by Ashley opheimEmily BrassIoana Vanessa Bezman

Joanna Newsom Have One on Me Drag City ... » Full Story

March 16, 2010 Fringe Arts

Band moves off the backburner

Metal-inspired Dizzygoth more than just a side project

by Maude Abouche

It’s been a long time coming, but Dizzygoth is finally ready to strike out on its own. The band first entered the recording studio three years ago—only to emerge with... » Full Story
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