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The Aristorian: Rodin at the MMFA
The Aristorian reports on the new exhibit at the MMFA featuring 300 works by Rodin.
Photojournal: E-Merge at the Arsenal Contemporary Art gallery
Large projects and exciting concepts on display at Arsenal captured in Jeremy’s photo journal.
Interview with artist photographer Nicole Small: “Creation of images that evoke emotion”
“I can be on a bus, in the studio, watching a movie or reading a book. Ideas come to me everywhere and when they do, I sketch them on paper!”
Fringe Festival Reviews Round 8 : War and Science
Bar Kapra the Squirrel Hunter and The Inventor of All Things reviewed.
Interview: Total Liquidation at Fringe
Lar Vi and Sehar Manji talk about how Total Liquidation developed from some improv characters.
Fantasia Reveals Its Diverse International Line Up
We pick five films we know you want to see this year at Fantasia.
Fringe Festival Reviews Round Seven
Look At This Guy, Oni, Attention Seeker, Die Mutter, Seven The Roots of Self, and 12 Angry Puppets reviewed.
Heaven Knows What : Raw and Too Much Life
Look at life of drug addicts in New York doesn’t have much plot to it.
Fringe Festival Reviews Part 6: The Potvin Perspective
Angela explains why you must see It’s Rabbit Night, The Orchid and the Crow, and Bunheads.
Review of The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz the Musical
Beloved Montreal story gets song and dance treatment with exquisite performances.
She Must Be Seeing Things: Tainted Love
Opposites attract in this film about two women in a relationship.
Fringe Festival Reviews Round Five part A
Lots more juicy shows to catch at the Fringe. Reviews of Les Bunheads, Trantasy, Felix, The Shiner, and Look at this Guy.
Leah R. Vineberg Talks About Tuesday Seeds of War
Julie interviews the multi-disciplinary artist about her ever-changing piece.
Interview with Eleanor O’Brien: Love, Marriage, and Polyamory
Julie talks to the performer about her show Love & Marriage that focuses on life in a polyamorous relationship.
Fringe Festivals Round Four (B) : The Potvin Perspective
More reviews of the Montreal Fringe Festival! Bar Kapra, Snack Music, Obscura, and Peter n’ Chris. Delivered at a dedicated 5 a.m. no less.
Patch Town Review: Quirky Film On How Toys are Born
Patch Town sends a former Cabbage Patch doll on a quest.
Montreal Fringe Festival Reviews Take Four (A)
Baron, Trantasy, Snack Music, Shirley Gnome, Unpossible!, and Dating & Taxes reviewed.