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DÉCOVER magazine is already celebrating its 2-year anniversary showcasing local visual arts in Québec. The team is proud to present DÉCOVER issue #12, without a doubt one of our best publications yet. With our 10 featured artists of this latest issue, in total, 120 talented local artists have found a place for themselves on our pages in the last 2 years!

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DÉCOVER magazine célèbre déja 2 ans d'existence en tant que vitrine sur les arts visuels au Québec. L'équipe est très fière de vous présenter DÉCOVER #12, sans doute une de nos meilleures publications à date. Avec les 10 artistes vedettes de ce dernier numéro, au total, 120 talentueux artistes de chez nous ont eu leur place sur nos pages en 2 ans!

Concerned with the earth, our habitat and common home, poet and essayist Rae Marie Taylor bears witness to the many-layered pressures from development on land and water in the American Southwest. In her book of essays, The Land: Our Gift and Wild Hope, she offers a timely look at the threats posed, in particular, on the region's wildlife and people, their homes and cultures...

HANSTEIN mixes Physical Education & Sports with basic Quantum Physics and invites YOUNG PEOPLE (13+) from all walks of life to start transforming their world, step by step.

• “Beautifully written, balancing some darker lessons with a healthy dose of humour. Sarah Quinn is magnificent.” (Adelaide Advertiser)
• “Multi-layered, dynamo performances.” (Montreal Gazette)
• “Three dark yet enlightening perspectives of some seriously funny issues.” (Rip It Up).

About Us:
The Intentional Dreams Productions Company is a not-for-profit bilingual Film and Theatre production company. Its creation is born of the initiative and strong desire of Gilles Plouffe and of a group of actors, Julie Barbeau, Luiza Cocora, Jean-Paul Figasso, Cindy François, Valérie Gagnon-Laniel, Owain Harris, Liza Stekolnikova, Leigh Ann Taylor, all passionate about the Realistic School of Acting...

For two unforgettable days in July, startups, investors, and customers from around the world will converge on Montreal to meet, debate, and chart the future of technology entrepreneurship.

You can follow the Fringe in many ways, like looking for works-in-progress from actors and directors you know and like. Montreal actor Chris Nachaj can bring up the level of a so-so show and make a good show great. He’s been working on solo pieces recently and the Fringe hosts his latest with Elizabeth Canos’ adaptation, Arthur C. Clarke’s How We Went to Mars, directed by Len Richman.

This satire of 1920s and 30s sci-fi pulp is a fictional book tour, wherein the Snoring-In-The-Hay Rocket Society present the findings of their recent expedition. Nachaj has been flying slightly below radar for too long. Here’s a chance to see a talented performer deserving of more recognition.