Concordia University

Join Concordia’s Faculty of Fine Arts for the launch of our first Art Hive at our Loyola Campus.

Call for Submission: Apply to be part of the one-night presentation of a diverse range of student-made art produced in the faculty of Fine Arts at Concordia! Deadline is September 20th (midnight) Contact: fnc.concordia@gmail.com

Join actor and theatre alumnus James Tupper (BFA 92) for an “In the Actor's Studio” style talk with director John l'Ecuyer. The talk will be moderated by Jamie Orchard (BA 91), senior anchor at Global News Montreal.

After conferences in Montpellier, Poitiers and La Réunion (France, 2015, 2016 and 2018), as well as Kolkata (India, 2018) and Purchase (NY, USA, 2019), this is the 6th opus of this conference cycle in Montreal, Concordia University. An “ecotone” initially designates a transitional area between two ecosystems, for example between land and sea. The “Ecotones” program (2015-2020) is a cycle of conferences which aims to borrow this term traditionally used in geography and ecology and to broaden the concept by applying it to other disciplines in the social sciences and the humanities. An “ecotone” can thus also be understood as a cultural space of encounters, conflicts, and renewal between several communities. This interdisciplinary conference will more specifically focus on colonial and postcolonial port cities as ecotonic dialectics between places and non-places.