Familiarizing war
David Collier’s Chimo shows the new function of military art
Culture
Culture Briefs
P[h]assion and The Two Koreas
See you in the funny pages
The Red Herring’s bi-annual comedy show promises to tickle McGill’s funny bone
Going beneath the surface
“On the Surface” exposes Canadian experiences of multiculturalism
If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it
83rd Oscars miss the mark with lacklustre presentation and pointless modernizing
Between here and there
Black Canadian literature strives to define itself in the face of a dominant American tradition
Making art matter
Concordia’s eleventh annual fine arts festival amps-up its profile in the city’s art scene
Montreal on ice
A guide to the city’s best outdoor rinks
The future of (un)consumption
How a business model of sharing and caring is replacing traditional consumerism
Ruddigore
The Savoy Society stages the big numbers and rampant immorality of Gilbert and Sullivan’s Ruddigore
Power to the pen
Artist-run collectives like The Room 22 expand the limits of online publishing
On the cards and in your hands
Soothsaying as practiced and experienced in Montreal
After the funeral
Art collective goes post-technology with a DIY journey through time and space
Rebelling with a cause
Tiana Reid explores the past, present, and future of counterculture
Yann Tiersen at Metropolis
One hit wonders rarely deserve to be anything more than that – A-Ha’s thirty year career is unremarkable after the first release of unbridled dancefloor… Read More »Yann Tiersen at Metropolis