This year has been one of reflection for many of us and I feel like the movement to buy local and/or sustainable has gained many new fans. In truth, I count myself among them. So, since this unusual festive season is upon us, I wanted to tell you about 3 Montreal online holiday markets you cannot miss this year. More specifically, you can find a … Continue reading 3 Montreal Online Holiday Markets Not to Miss in 2020
Having followed her career throughout the years, I was thrilled when I heard a Sophie Chen song on Spotify’s “Café Montréalais” playlist. After studying music in the U.S. and making a name for herself on the music scene in Asia, the Chinese-French-Canadian singer returned to Montreal in 2017. As a long-time fan, I was thrilled to interview her last month! 九九 Sophie Chen – A … Continue reading Sophie Chen | French Canadian Singer Making Music From Montreal to Taipei
Alexia McKindsey is a recent Concordia Visual Arts graduate but has already distinguished herself with remarkable artwork that has distinct and recurring themes about the Home and Family. She uses all sorts of mediums including (but not limited to) creating sculptural porcelain shapes with archival paper, egg tempera, and oil paints on linen. Her ability to showcase these meaningful themes with such diversity displays her … Continue reading Alexia McKindsey Visual Artist | The Domestic Home and Family Narratives
Carlo Polidoro Lopez is a Concordia Fine Arts student, and is already making waves in the art world! Being followed by art consultant Michel Giraud and participating in the Art Matters Festival in partnership with Art Souterrain are two examples of his early progress. Also, he is preparing an exhibition with emerging artist Razan Al Sarraf based in New York City. Jano Lapin with Carlo to … Continue reading Carlo Polidoro Lopez | Contemporary Artist with Italian and Ecuadorian Heritage
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