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Combining the worlds of visual art and theatre | Fringe Arts (opens the original)
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Fringe ArtsRyan Pyke — Published September 8, 2026 6 minutes Concordia alumnus and artist Samuel Rancourt’s paintings focus on the human face rendered using unconventional colours, with a special emphasis on eyes. He also plays with texture by building forms beyond the canvas. He is not just a painter, he is also an actor and writer whose work pushes boundaries. He takes inspiration from the people he sees day to day. He takes their expressions or their faces and reproduces them in his unique st
Third space recommendations near campus | Fringe Arts (opens the original)
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Fringe ArtsRyan Pyke — Published September 8, 2026 3 minutes The busy city life around Concordia University’s Sir George Williams campus doesn’t exactly invite students to just sit and take a breath. It can be hard to find places to relax as a newcomer to the school. What businesses can you sit and study at? Where can you go to unwind? The Link’s masthead answers these burning questions. Managing editor Claudia Beaudoin enjoys playing board games at Hang Time Pizza between study periods. “I have
Indulging in the world of tattoos | Fringe Arts (opens the original)
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Fringe ArtsRyan Pyke — Published September 1, 2026 3 minutes On the weekend of Aug. 28, tattoo artists and lovers gathered at the Grand Quai du Port de Montréal for the 22nd edition of Art Tattoo Montreal. This convention once again brought tattoo enthusiasts together to celebrate the art form. Walking into the convention centre, attendees were greeted by a bar, a photobooth and rows upon rows of tabling artists. Most of them were tattoo artists, but there were a few jewelry vendors and one tabl
Coming Out of the Gay Village, a history of one of Montreal’s most prominent neighbourhoods | Fringe Arts (opens the original)
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Fringe ArtsRyan Pyke — Published August 3, 2026 | Updated August 3, 2026 at 5:38pm 5 minutes The Coming Out of Montreal’s Gay Village exhibition presented by Les Archives gaies du Québec (AGQ) in collaboration with Fierté Montréal launched on July 31. The exhibition features AGQ material as well as material gathered by curator François Bellemare during the course of his research, including video testimonials from various community members. The AGQ offers paid guided tours for groups and the oppo
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