Turning a lens on injustice
“On Movements in Manila” documents Filipino poverty and resistance
Culture
Dial B for bondage
Joseph Henry whips his prejudices about fetishism into shape
Rubber love
Jean-François Bouchard’s “Still Life” explores intriguing alternatives to organic relationships
Shakespeare, distilled
Players’ Theatre compresses ten hours of Shakespeare into one cohesive play
Artful commodities
Encounters with Montreal’s purveyors of haute couture
Blackness, from Lagos to Toronto
National Film Board screenings explore two black identities
Cubicle Carnage
Filing paper, pouring coffee, and butchering men
The best burrito in town
I have a confession to make: when I first heard of Burritoville and its vegetarian dishes, I wrote it off. The prospect of vegetarian interpretations… Read More »The best burrito in town
Both Ahtila’s photography and video art capture the same aesthetic of motion.
Montreal bloggers launch zine dedicated to brunching around the city
Here is where
New exhibition places viewer at focal point of multiple mediums and stories
To dance, to seek, to find, and not to yield
The title of the latest dance piece by Montreal-based choreographer Dominique Porte – Ulysse, nous et les sirènes – suggests recognizable and relatable themes: the… Read More »To dance, to seek, to find, and not to yield
Shaping the world around you
New exhibit asserts people’s control over public spaces
The king is dead
January 27, 2010 marked a sad day on the McGill calendar – we witnessed the funeral of a great leader, King Henry VI. At 1:25… Read More »The king is dead
Winter way out west
Tour de Montreal heads to Notre-Dame-de-Grâce
You’re terrible, Tommy, but don’t change a thing
The Daily’s Gavin Thomson on the cult appeal of The Room