The Concordia Photography Collective invites you share your prints in our department wide SWAP NIGHT, on Friday November 16th. This new informal exhibition night allows Concordia students to share/collaborate/discuss/view photographic work in the 3rd Floor EV classroom (3.645) and studio space (3.655). 4:00-7:00pm All Undergraduate students participating at Concordia may exhibit a single print photograph on the walls. This event is aimed to open the fine arts community and therefore open to students outside the faculty. Here's the catch: The image you share on the walls cannot be the same one you leave with at the end of the exhibition. The Photograph must be swapped with another students work at the end of the evening. The system for swapping will be defined when you enter the space. The show is a live-curated exhibition, with work coming on and off the walls throughout the event. The artists themselves will place their own image, either in relationship to another's work or within the space as they choose. Artists, we do not expect you to stay for the full 3 hours of the event, but please plan to leave your work on the wall for one hour before you swap it with another…

C'est la première soirée de projection du SCC! N'hésitez pas à inviter tous vos proches à venir voir les films étudiants présentés! It's SCC's first projection night! Don't hesitate to invite all your friends to see all the student films!

Taking What We Need and the Concordia Student Union present 'Stand Up for What We Need,' an evening of empowering shade from a crew of queer and marginalized comedians fighting back against the B.S.! 'Stand Up for What We Need' is an ongoing, informal feminist comedy show highlighting the talents of marginalized comedians and showcasing the ingenuity of badass people who *may never have approached comedy before.* These feminist queens are about to tear it down! At a time when Brett Kavanaugh is being seated on the US Supreme Court, François Legault has been elected Premier, and Donald Trump sits in the White House, we literally cannot sit through one more event that gives right wing reactionaries any voice at all. To fight the rise of the far-right we need to create structures that support marginalized communities while also centering voices that shut down prejudice and injustice. As part of the CSU’s Campaign Against Sexual Violence, 'Stand Up for What We Need' is a pillar of this support. Featuring performances by Montréal artists: * J0j1 * Moohk Hibou * Estelle Davis * Lenore Claire Herrem * Tatyana Olal * Viola Chen * Travis Cannon The show will also feature Amanda…