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| Cover for Star Crossed by me for a comic collaboration with Steve Bryant |
A Month-long Comic Arts Exhibition and Extravaganza Features Artists from Kabuki, Star Wars, and The Walking Dead
WHO: Exhibition Artists: David Michael Beck, Allison Craig, Brian Hagen, Russell Ihrig, David Mack, Tony Moore, Joe Slucher, and Christina Wald.
PRESENTERS: Mike Fleisch, Anthony Moorman, Joe Slucher, and Christina Wald.
WHAT: Art Academy of Cincinnati’s Inaugural “Slam Bam Comic Jam” Exhibition & Extravaganza
WHEN: January 30 – February 27, 2015
Opening Reception: Final Friday, January 30, 5-8 pm Live Screen-Printing of Limited-Run T-Shirts (Only 50 Shirts Available, $10 each), Music,
Comic Merchandise Tables, and Costume Contest for fans of Wookiees and Walkers
Closing Reception: Final Friday, February 27, 5-8 pm Making It Documentary and Q&A with film director Anthony Moorman
Complete Schedule of Events will be posted on the Art Academy’s website.https://www.facebook.com/events/404716769677449/ http://www.artacademy.edu/new-site-2013/wordpress-news/?tribe_events=slam-bam-comic-jam
Catbat will also be premiering!
8 x 10 inch, watercolor and gouache on paper
Dear all,
I would love to invite you to Party Mixtape Group Show, organize by Beehive Society.
Asterisk San Francisco
3156 24th St, San Francisco, California 94110
Reception party!!
Friday, Sep 19, 2014
6pm – 10pm
This is one of the most challenging paintings, I have to come up with. The way the show works, is each artist pick their favorite song and submit the song to the organizer. Then, Beehive Society will shuffle the song, and assign each artist with other's song selection. I get assign on Joni Mitchell's A Case of You. I am not familiar with both singer and the song ... it takes me quite a lot of head scratching to figure out how to interpret the song visually. Somehow, I can't "see" the song in a visually narrative form ... so I end up decision to approach it with a more abstract interpretation ... which is very different from my usual style.
It's a fun challenge!!
Many wonderful artists will be in the show.
Please come and join the fun!!
Happy day,
Alina
Hello Friends, I just wanted to let everybody know about my next solo show at the end of the month (Saturday, September 25th). It will be held at the Paradigm Gallery on 2020 South Street in Philadelphia, PA. If your in the area please swing by, Thanks!
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It is with great pleasure for me to announce The Autumn Society's biggest art show yet. In collaboration with
Gallery 1988 (LA), we bring you the
3G Show! A Pop-Culture art show in tribute to
Ghostbusters,
Goonies, and
Gremlins. 3 movies that defined our generation. More to come soon so stay tuned!
Come see
the astonishing Autumn Society at their thrilling 4th gallery show! Featuring works of art inspired by the glorious
Golden Age of Comics and Animation!
The event will be hosted by the brave and bold folks at
Brave New Worlds Comics, Tomorrow, July 3rd, at 6pm! Be there!
No matter how you feel about Google's Library Project, you may find ammunition for your point of view in an article in the December 10th issue of The Weekly Standard by Jonathan V. Last, called "Google and Its Enemies." The funniest single quote:
"Google has, as they say, all the right enemies. Anytime the ALA, Microsoft, France, a trade guild, and a bunch of trial lawyers are lined up on one side of an argument, the other side is going to look extremely attractive."
Incidentally, he actually doesn't like what Google is doing.
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George - thanks for the article, it was very interesting. One technical fallacy, though: author Last claims that when GBS has 32 million books, it will have "bested" the titles in WorldCat!