Blurring the boundaries of genre
An interview with Eileen Myles
Culture
The rage trapped in rubble
Premiere of Killing Gaza at Concordia’s BDS week
Plotless renditions
Revisiting why we love Wong Kar-wai’s In the Mood for Love
Showcasing characters that speak up
Highlights from 2017’s Montreal International Black Film Festival
Becoming a cyborg
Donna Haraway film experiments with storytelling
Art as a gift
DHC’s new exhibit considers the art in giving
Apples, honey, and radical Jewishness
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Exploring Aromanticism
Considering intersections of romance, privilege, and social structures
The 21st century Prometheus
Let There Be Light looks at fusion amidst energy crisis
Blending opera, film score, and rap
Montreal artist Lunice releases cinematic debut
Processing grief through music
Mount Eerie shares harrowing portrait of life after death
Of language and song
A young artist combines the traditional and the personal
Song, dance, poetry, and solidarity
Hundreds come out to support Indigenous women
Tension between said and unsaid
Reflections on MOMENTA’s “Bienniale de l’image”
La Vérité of Pariah
An intimate glimpse into Alike’s dynamic world