In our first of two Nuit Blanche galleries, see the scene in the underground city, the Quartier des Spectacles, Old Montreal and up the Main at la Elástica, where the Cult MTL crew competed in a YouTube battle organized by RIDM, through the lens of Cindy Lopez.
Geneviève Castrée lets it all out in her new coming-of-age graphic novel, Susceptible.
The cream of Cult‘s crop of culture interviews from 2012: punk icon Martin Sorrondeguy on his new photo book, Denis Gagnon on local style and androgyny and Norwegian Wood’s Angie Johnson on the power of doing it yourself.
No More Radio brings network podcasting to Montreal, featuring podcasts covering numerous facets of local cultural life.
Toronto’s FUSE magazine launches its first-ever bilingual issue in Montreal this weekend, guest-edited by local Artivistic collective.
A round-up of what the twitterati had to say this weekend at Expozine 2012 + a photo gallery by Cindy Lopez.
Interactive Speed Show exhibit brings new media politics and feminism to a Mile Ex internet café as part of HTMlles festival.
Cult MTL talks to the recent Montreal transplant about his art, his new hometown and what he hopes to learn from Quebecois indigenous culture.
Having applied the Burrough/Gysin/Balch cut-up technique to music, art and body modification, Genesis Breyer P-Orridge continues to innovate, 40 years into an illustrious career.
Colonization of thought: art, economy and politics is a series of film screenings and talks encouraging an exchange of ideas about how politics and economics affect our social and cultural fabric.
