King Ludd
King Ludd #9 : The Debt Montreal Owes to Softimage
When you’re at the top, there’s usually only one way to go… down. Montreal needs to take action to stay viable in the software and technology sectors. [read on]
Month: March 2014
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Growing Up and Growing Old Ungracefully. Review of 4000 Miles
The Centaur’s production of Herzog’s 4000 Miles brings together a Gen Y hippie and a Greatest Generation hippie for a month of unpacking baggage. [read on]
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Hidden Treasures at Antiquités Van Horne: One of Montreal’s Best Antique Dealers
This labyrinth of beloved objects and curios has something for everyone — even a 16th century bibliophile — tucked away. [read on]
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Everything’s Coming Up Digital. Montreal’s Digital Spring
Businesses, artists, events, and venues come together in multi-month recognition of digital arts in Montreal. [read on]
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Clubs You Never Knew Existed: The Montreal Ukulele Club
Just celebrating its fourth year, the Ukulele Club is one of the happiest clubs in the city. After all, you can’t be mad while playing a ukulele. [read on]
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Expo Mange Santé et Vivre Vert: Green, Good, and Grand
The annual health food expo is a sampler’s paradise, allowing visitors to meet with proprietors of some familiar products and get to know some new ones [read on]
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Art that Talks Back : A Problem So Big It Needs Other People
Some art was made for looking at, and some art was made for making you think. A Problem So Big It Needs Other People provokes, prods, and challenges the viewer to rethink and relook. [read on]
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Photolog: Loopsy Dazy, Syngja, and Saxsyndrum
Organic electronic bands take hold of Cagibi and get the crowd moving. [read on]
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Infectious Misses Satchmo Sing to Spring
Infectious, well rehearsed jazz quartet recreates speak-easy feel. [read on]
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10 Ways to Fix SNL Québec
SNL Quebec may not be living up to its promise of being a timely satiric look at the province, but Chris Hanna knows exactly what it will take to fix the lagging show. [read on]
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Photolog: OPE and John Andrew Et Les Bonnes Manières at Divan Orange
Andres Roget turns his camera to capture Montreal bands OPE & John Andrew Et Les Bonnes Manières. [read on]
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Photolog : Studies In Freedom at Sala Rossa
Photo journal of Studies in Freedom, the musical-text project of power-couple bassist, jazz improviser WIlliam Parker and dancer-choreographer Patricia Nicholson Parker. [read on]
Fear and Loathing South of the 40
Fear and Loathing South of the 40 : Getting the Balance Right
We find out that the Provincial debate is pretty snoozy, Greenpeace has lost its wow factor, and a woman who was supposed to give birth to quintuplets lied. [read on]
Review
Perfectly Polished and Fierce. Glengarry Glen Ross Review.
An in-sync cast delivers polished show about real estate. [read on]
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Photojournal: Red Carpet for Tom à la Ferme
Photos of the actors and actresses for the new film arriving at the premiere. [read on]
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Sculpting a Conceptual Ballet with Rodin / Claudel
Rodin/Claudel transforms traditional ballet with this sculptural, choreographed piece about the tense relationship between two sculptors. [read on]
King Ludd
King Ludd #8 : Solutions Looking for Problems
What do we make of the plethora of devices already on the market and still more to come, that have no obvious purpose? [read on]
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Concert Review: Getting To Know The Neighbourhood
Alternative American band The Neighbourhood remind reviewer Nina Chabel of UFOs — though that might just be her penchant for the X-Files. [read on]
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Anything But Beige. Interview with Radio Radio
Singing in chiac, Maritime band Radio Radio returns to its party atmosphere with its latest EJ Feel Zoo. [read on]
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Christina Julien Has Promising Future in Fashion Business
Winner of this past year’s fashion Pop event, Christina Julien launches her first pop up shop at l’Espace Pop. [read on]