An excitingly new and instant classic vampire film premiered at TIFF, hitting theatres on October 13th. Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person is a triumph from writer/director Ariane Louis-Seize and co-writer Christine Doyon. Their bloody […]
It’s 1981, one year after the shock of John Lennon’s murder. Disco is dead, punk is making its smashing entrance, and it is the big bang of bands like: The Talking Heads, R.E.M, Television, and […]
Jonathan Mendel is a very dear friend and a daily source of inspiration, as an artist and a person. He is fascinated by emotions, their different nuances and the shapes and colours they take. I […]
In her artwork, Mary Hayes alternates between watercolour and oil painting mediums, creating paintings inspired by representations of the human figure in both classical European painting and popular culture. Historical and contemporary source materials are […]
I’ve had the chance to work with Kaniehtiio Horn in a few different capacities over several years now, and we’ve been friends and fans of each other’s work for even longer. She is a true […]
The latest novel of Sarah Gilbert, Our Lady of Mile End, is a collection of seventeen interlinked stories that speak to the fabled and romantic neighbourhood of Mile End, Montreal, and Canada. The warm-hearted and […]
I first met Marie-Chloé Duval in 2020, when her art was purely self-taught and she was developing her knowledge; before New York institutions and galleries recognized her talent. I had already sensed some profound statements […]
Oscar Mendoza is a Canadian designer based in Montreal. Oscar’s influences are varied, from very influential art movements like the surrealism period to eclectic film and TV figures like Arielle Dombasle, Joan Collins and Miroslava […]
Over the past 9 years, I’ve been privileged to witness Alexandra Riesbri’s fervent passion for the arts and unwavering dedication to her art. Beyond mere engagement, she sees art as a profound calling, spending countless […]
The highly anticipated novel by David Connor, titled “Oh God the Sun Goes,” fearlessly defies all conventions for debut books. It possesses a profound absurdity, an emotionally resonating quality, and a distinct sense of originality. […]
Copyright © 2025 | Montreal Guardian