Momenta Biennale takes over Montreal with a critical artistic lens
There’s life in everything Previously named Mois de la Photo, the Momenta Biennale is an extensive series of…
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It’s bigger than hip hop
“Yes we can . . . ” and “I have a dream . . . ” These famous words echo through the opening scenes of Yanick Létourneau’s film United States of Africa (2012). The Concordia University graduate’s latest documentary explores the stagnant and corrupt socio-political climate of Africa and the dissatisfaction felt by many of its inhabitants.
“Forgiveness is a long hard road.”
Ian Truman, a graduate of Concordia’s creative writing program, released his second novel, Tales of Lust, Hate and Despair, this past summer, about a man from Montreal named Samuel Lee who is serving a life sentence in prison.