Through my Brown Gay Lens : Drag Kings and the Case for Un-gendering !
The performance of a drag king prompts self-reflection on the limitation of gender binaries.
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The Artistorian’s Weekly Picks August 18 to 24
This week’s picks include a “cultural getaway,” a New York artist’s first Canadian exhibit and the winners of Possible Dimensions.
Quebec 102: Cost of Renting an Apartment in Montreal
Quebec 102 looks at the cost of renting an apartment in Montreal.
My Montreal: Hampstead & Other Quebec Curios
Hampstead, founded in 1914, is generally considered as one of the richer parts of Montreal, as many wealthy citizens call this independent municipality home. In 2011, just a [read on]
Cité Mémoire, a walk through the past in 2016
Cité Mémoire launches its free app for their original work to be displayed in May 2016.
The Artistorian’s Weekly Picks August 11 to 16
Photos of shoes and paintings of rural life in this week’s art picks.
Teiotiohkwenhahton: Art and Conversation
The last week to be a part of Native Immigrant’s Teiotiohkwenhahton: Beadwork, Visions of Peace project.
The Frenglish Digest: Elections Frenzy, Taxi Rivalry & Urban Graffiti
Get ready for Harper’s sly moves to beat the Liberals by pretending they don’t exist and other news worth knowing in Montreal.
My Montreal: Dorval & Other Quebec Curios
On our next stop in our exploration of places in Montreal, we arrive at Dorval, another West Island region.
The Artistorian’s Weekly Picks August 4 to 11
Plenty happening this week including beadwork, collage, and performance art.
The Frenglish Digest: No Federer, No Bronson, Yes to Lights
Montreal Gets Ready For Its 375th Birthday, Rape Rapper (Presumably) Gets Kicked Out Of Osheaga & Federer Withdraws From Rogers Cup
Book of the Month Club: Astronomy 101 by Carolyn Petersen
“Pluto is still the same world it was before the announcement. The change in status from planet to dwarf planet didn’t affect its physical parameters one bit. But it does [read on]
My Montreal: Beaconsfield & Other Quebec Curios
Beaconsfield, not to be confused with the British version, is part of the “West Island” comprised of mostly English speaking Montrealers. A quasi-independent municipality [read on]
The Artistorian’s Weekly Picks
In this new weekly article, the Artistorian lists her picks from the Montreal art scene this week.
What Do You Think of It So Far? A Celebration of Morecambe and Wise
They were the top British double act from the 1960s through to the early 1980s, but nobody outside of the UK seems to know their name. Though maybe they do now, for people [read on]
My Montreal: Anjou & Other Quebec Curios
Historically once the land of farmers and other agricultural workers. Anjou evolved in the 1950s to a more urban culture, and in 1956, Anjou separated from a fellow parish to [read on]
Through My Brown Gay Lens: I Do and Yes I Do
In wake of the recent decision to legalize same-sex marriage in the US, Sinj reflects on how he reached his conclusions on the topic.
The Frenglish Digest: Language Wars (Again), Horse Controversy & Archaeology Digs
Montreal’s most interesting round up of news.
My Montreal: Ahuntsic-Cartierville & Other Quebec Curios
Quebec Curios explores the first in a series of Montreal’s boroughs and municipalities with Ahuntsic-Cartierville, home to one of the oldest settlements on the island.