With move to Saint-Denis, Montreal Comic Arts Festival reaching more people than ever
From CKUT Local Journalism Initiative · 00:10:57
Show by Jules Bugiel
Episode Notes This past Friday to Sunday marked the 13th Montreal Comic Arts Festival, and the second edition on Rue Saint-Denis. That change has brought much more foot traffic to the festival – and more chances for artists to meet the public, and vice versa. CKUT visited the festival on Saturday. We spoke to Executive Director Mélanie La Roche as well as artists Walter Scott, Jackie E. Davis, Joshua Barkman, and Alexandre Fontaine Rousseau.
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