Put on your multidisciplinary shoes
In a city like ours, where the language barrier is a constant presence, it is refreshing to see a festival that can be said to… Read More »Put on your multidisciplinary shoes
Culture
The little black book
How Moleskine cashes in on the cultural capital of history
The fabricators
Textile community endures in Rosemont despite commercialization
Protect me from what I have
Text artist Jenny Holzer explores language pushed to its limits at DHC
Banquets on the grass
Exploring the picnic potential of Montreal’s public spaces
Having your kale and eating it too
Community garden invites local restaurants for a cookout cook-off
Montreal Pride 2010
The Pride Parade in pictures
Osheaga: Pretty Fucking Good After All
A good portion of Osheaga meant getting a sunburn while standing in the middle of this immense dusty lot, eating some free corporate snack. “You… Read More »Osheaga: Pretty Fucking Good After All
Festival International de Jazz de Montréal
The Jazz Festival in pictures
The myth of the movie red man
Cree filmmaker Neil Diamond’s Reel Injun takes an incisive look at 100 years of misrepresentation
Kurelek’s Canadiana
Looking back to a Manitoban master for a vision of national identity
Entering life’s doldrums
Richard Greene’s latest collection finds the established Canadian poet coming to terms with mid-life.
The little village beneath the freeway
“Give me your worst,” said the Village des Tanneries to the City of Montreal. The City shrugged its shoulders and said, “Okay.” And so the… Read More »The little village beneath the freeway
The last word in Canadian stereotypes
The closing ceremonies did a disservice to our cultural identity
We’re losing our lit mags
Recent changes to Canadian Heritage funding threaten the future of our nation’s literature