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The note says that translated versions of the comics have been added at the back of this edition. |
Kevin Panetta and Savanna Ganucheau tell The Beat about their graphic novel.
01/29/2019 by Samantha Puc
http://www.comicsbeat.com/interview-kevin-panetta-savanna-ganucheau-bloom/
Ruth Skjerseth, Reston
By Lauren Messman
Art in Action: Herblock and Fellow Artists Respond to Their Times
Jan. 31, 2019 – Aug. 17, 2019
A new exhibition, "Art in Action," will explore the tradition of artists as social commentators. Drawings by renowned editorial cartoonist Herblock will be paired with historical and contemporary artists' prints, drawings and posters that respond to major issues from the 17th century to the current day. As a political cartoonist for The Washington Post and other newspapers, Herbert L. Block, better known as Herblock, devoted his career to creating social commentary through art. Topics that drew his attention provide the exhibition's framework, including civil rights, women's rights, health, war, refugees and the role of media.
Herblock's cartoons provide a call and response with other socially-engaged artists who expressed their opinions through art. The exhibition includes depictions of Pablo Picasso and works in the global tradition of political art by Jacques Callot, Francisco de Goya, and Leopoldo Méndez – as well as modern and contemporary American artists including Alexander Calder, Enrique Chagoya, Shepard Fairey, Kerry James Marshall, Juan Fuentes, Favianna Rodriguez and Helen Zughaib, among others.
01/14/2019 by Heidi MacDonald
The film caps off a 19-year film experiment that began with "Unbreakable."
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If you could teach any English class, what would be the title?
It would sure have a niche audience, but "Reconsidering the Comics Canon."
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The uncanny humorous work of M.K. Brown, Richard Thompson, and Sasaki Maki...
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