The Daily Reviews
Cécile McLorin Salvant’s For One to Love and The Atom Age’s Hot Shame
Culture
The artist is absent
Rebecca Belmore installs her Indigenous experience at OBORO
The Montreal International Black Film Festival
What to see at this year’s festival
Politics, needles, and bad neighbours
A night at the Atwater Poetry Project
Fleece closes OAP
McGill band ends lineup with contagious set
From decay, splendor
Open air gallery brings life to a forgotten place
Painting the sound of music
Technology meets art in Philippe Van Eetvelt’s performance piece
Filtering the truth
Sean Snyder explores consumerism, propaganda, and the image
Je suis une révolution
Pol Pelletier and the state of Quebec’s feminist theatre
Narcy – World War Free Now
Iraqi-Canadian artist blends genres with new album
CFCF – Radiance and Submission
Montreal producer paints ephemeral soundscapes with third album
An alternative POP guide
The best of POP Montreal’s least-known acts and activities
A night of representational comedy
Ladyfest Montreal carves out a space for women comics
Who to see at OAP, week two
Week two’s must-see acts
Cycling for change
Songwriter Derek Olive talks folk-pop and environmentalism