E23: Q&A with Art Hondros! video online

 

 

E23: Q&A with Art Hondros!

Mike Rhode

filmed by SOPHIE O'CONNELL

Washington, DC: Transformer Aug 15 2026

https://www.instagram.com/transformerdc/reel/DcEgsCAkTgm/

or https://archive.org/details/e-23-q-a-with-art-hondros-transformerdc-260815

 

My 2013 interview with Art moved around on the City Paper's site, so here's the link

 

Meet a Local Cartoonist: A Chat with Art Hondros. Washington City Paper (June 27 2013): https://washingtoncitypaper.com/article/411661/meet-a-local-cartoonist-a-chat-with-art-hondros/

 

When would Jesus Laugh? by Art Hondros

 
Art Hondros
Graphic Recorder • Illustrator
Draws and Plays Well with Others
arthondros.com

Tomorrow! Meet Art Hondros in DC

Live! Meet the cartoonist who had 2 stories in the Washington Post Magazine! Marvel at his new story! Buy his comics!

 Join us in downtown Washington DC for a Q&A with Takoma-Park based comics artist Art Hondros, In Conversation with comics journalist Mike Rhode! 

This program is free and open to the public and is in conjunction with the culminating exhibition, "Comics, et cetera," for the annual transformer Exercises for Emerging Artists program: E23 DwightMess Comics Lab!

Q&A with Art Hondros 

Saturday, Aug 15th 1pm

Transformer , 1404 P Street NW DC

Aug 15: Art Hondros' Transformer artist chat

 

 Join us in downtown Washington DC for a Q&A with Takoma-Park based comics artist Art Hondros, In Conversation with comics journalist Mike Rhode! 

This program is free and open to the public and is in conjunction with the culminating exhibition, "Comics, et cetera," for the annual transformer Exercises for Emerging Artists program: E23 DwightMess Comics Lab!

Q&A with Art Hondros 

Saturday, Aug 15th 1pm

Transformer , 1404 P Street NW DC

 

Art will have all four issues of his current historical semi-biographical comic, Dot of the Mid Century for sale at the event. 

Artomatic and comics in photos, part 1 - floors 4 through 1

Artomatic is a semi-annual unjuried art event in and around Washington, DC, usually in an building that is due to be redeveloped. This year, it is at 21st and M St, NW, in an 8-story building. Click the link to check hours and events, but here is a sample of the cartoonist or cartoon-style displays I found in late March, walking through just half of the exhibits. I plan to return for part 2, and I hope to get interviews with people that would be new to this blog. This post except for the initial image, starts on floor 4 and goes down because the elevators were out that day. Part 2 is here.

Nate G.:

Sue:

Christiann MacAuley's Sticky Comics:

Rosarium Publishing: 

Maurice James Jr.: 

2 arches covered in comics pages. I couldn't find any creator information:

Ralph Baden:

Art Hondros:

Denis Goris:

Rick Goulet, Digital Artist 

(these are AI-generated with a lenticular effect, 

and only 2 featured comics - Superman and Iron Man movies)

Michael Auger:

A Cathy satire sticker in a stairway on the first floor.