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Art | Culture, Review | Critique, Visual Arts

Abraham Anghik Ruben,
master Inuvialuit sculptor

An exceptional exhibition at La Guilde inaugurates the 2017 Montreal First Peoples Festival. By Jean-François Brucel

June 17, 2017

Art | Culture, Review | Critique

Reconciliation through the arts
in the heart of Old Montreal

The 5th Edition of the Mixed Arts Festival. By Luc Archambault

June 15, 2017

Art | Culture, Dance, Review | Critique, Theatre

Fringe Festival Report
Part 2: June 10 to June 13

This year’s crop is rich and varied. By Luc Archambault

June 14, 2017

Dance, Review | Critique, Theatre

Fringe Festival Report
Part 1: June 3 to June 9

Theatre, dance, performance art, the Fringe has it all. By Luc Archambault

June 10, 2017

Art | Culture, Review | Critique, Theatre

El Conde de Torrefiel:
pantomime and histrionics

Contemporary Europe explored through a visit of ten cities. By Luc Archambault

June 10, 2017

Exhibition, Visual Arts

Brown’s Hill Exhibition
Variations on a landscape

Latest McClure Gallery exhibition unites five artists under one subject. By Jean-François Brucel

June 1, 2017

Art | Culture, Dance, Review | Critique

Monument 0: Haunted by the War (1913-2013)

A grand choreography by Eszter Salamon at the FTA. By Luc Archambault

May 31, 2017

Cinema, Review | Critique

Alien: Covenant integrates the franchise successfully

This sixth part of the franchise closes the loop between Prometheus and Alien. By Luc Archambault

May 27, 2017

Activity, Art | Culture, Review | Critique

100% Montreal surveys the city

The eleventh edition of Festival TransAmériques launches with an X-ray play about Montreal. By Luc Archambault

May 27, 2017

Art | Culture, Music, Opera | Singing, Review | Critique

Giacomo Puccini’s La Bohème
at the Opéra de Montréal

How invigorating to see young music lovers at L’Opéra de Montréal! By Luc Archambault

May 24, 2017

Art | Culture, Concert | Show, Music

Love’s Lament,
a remarquable end of season

Les Idées Heureuses concert explores the secular musical repertoire of the late Middle-Ages. By Luc Archambault

May 13, 2017

Art | Culture, Visual Arts

Fifty years of Aislin
at the McCord Museum

No one is immune to this talented satirist’s incisive pen. By Jean-François Brucel

May 13, 2017

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