2018 Thesis Exhibit
An exhibit featuring work by the graduating class and fellow
May 8th-June 8th
Tags: CCS Gallery, Exhibition, Graduation 2018, Thesis Exhibit
Liniers, a well-known Argentine cartoonist, The Center for Cartoon Studies 2016-17 Fellow, has over 30 original pieces of art on exhibit!
Liniers’s most recent book is Good Night, Planet (2017) from TOON Books, available in Spanish and English. This Level 2 book (for grades 1 and 2) watches what happens when you are asleep and your toys go out to play.
Liniers is currently living in Vermont palling around CCS where he continues to work and lives with his family. He published ten volumes of Macanudo, his newspaper comic in Argentina, in Spanish.
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Tags: Art Exhibit, CCS Gallery, Comics, Drawings, Fellow, Liniers, New Yorker, Original art, TOON Books
Open House:
Friday, March 6, 5-7pm
Location:
Schulz Library
The Center for Cartoon Studies
46 South Main Street
White River Junction
Explore The Center for Cartoon Studies’ collection of comics and graphic novels and browse a special display of books by the legendary Will Eisner at its Schulz Library. The Schulz librarians will be offering guided tours of the library collection. Free comics for those who attend!
A special exhibit of original art from the CCS Archive is also on display in the CCS Gallery.
Tags: Cartoon, Cartoons, CCS Gallery, Comics, Graphic Novel, Schulz Library, Will Eisner Week
From the comic strip to the comic book to the graphic novel, The Center for Cartoon Archive includes all kinds of original cartoon art. Whether its work by Alison Bechdel, Jamie Hernandez, Chris Ware, Harry Lucey, Richard Thompson, Will Eisner, or Ernie Bushmiller, the collection is a vital part of CCS’s curriculum, regularly brought into the classroom and exhibited to inspire the next generation of cartoonists. If you are interested in donating original art we would encourage that conversation. Inquiries can be made to studio@cartoonstudies.org. The Center for Cartoon Studies is a 501(c) 3 nonprofit organization.
Tags: Alison Bechdel, Archive, Cartoon Studies, Cartoons, CCS Gallery, Chris Ware, Comic Collection, Ernie Bushmiller, Harry Lucey, Jamie Hernandez, Original art, Richard Thompson, Studio, Will Eisner
Motion picture studios have long recognized the rich potential in adapting comic strips and comic books to film, as well as the potent impact of utilizing cartooning in movie advertising. Panels & Screens: Comics & Cartoonists in Movie Advertising & Ballyhoo is a gallery exhibition that embraces both aspects of the relationship between comics, cartoonists, and the movies, presenting a selection of rare memorabilia from movies either adapted from comic strips or comic books, or movie ad campaigns using comics imagery and/or comics artists to lure audiences into movie theater; curated by Jon Chad and Stephen R. Bissette (from his SpiderBaby Archives collection).
The exhibition will be on display in the CCS Gallery, in the Colodny Building, through March 1st.
Gallery Hours: Fridays, noon-5PM
For details about what’s on the walls, click “more.”
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Tags: CCS Gallery, Exhibition, Jon Chad, Steve Bissette
An exhibition of never-before-seen comic strips and panels from the early 1950s by the legendary MAD cartoonist
November 2 – December 6
Location:
The Center for Cartoon Studies Gallery
94 South Main Street
White River Junction, Vermont
Gallery hours:
Fridays, 12-5pm
Saturdays 10am-2pm
Tags: 1950s, Al Jaffee, Cartoon Exhibit, cartoonist, CCS Gallery, Center for Cartoon Studies, Comics, MAD, Vermont, White River Junction
The second volume of CCS faculty Jason Lutes’s historical epic finds the people of Weimar Berlin searching for answers after the lethal May Day demonstration of 1929. Buy a copy today.
Tags: Berlin, CCS Gallery, Drawn and Quarterly, Jason Lutes
by CCS’s James Sturm and Brandon Elston (CCS ′09)
The Center for Cartoon Studies Denys Wortman’s New York is not only a tribute to Wortman, but it is a tribute to New York, the city that sparked Wortman’s voracious creative output. From coal cellars to roof tops, from opera houses to boarding houses, Wortman recorded the sailors, dish washers, con artists, entertainers, pushcart peddlers, construction workers, musicians, hobos, society matrons, young mothers, secretaries, and students who collectively make New York the city it is.
Many thanks to our community partner, FairPoint, for making this project possible by donating archiving space.
Buy Denys Wortman’s New York today!
Tags: Brandon Elston, CCS Gallery, Denys Wortman, Drawn and Quarterly, Fairpoint, James Sturm, Museum of the City of New York, New York, The Center for Cartoon Studies presents
Denys Wortman Rediscovered: Drawings from the World-Telegram and Sun, curated by The Museum of the City of New York with the assistance of CCS co-founder James Sturm and CCS alum Brandon Elston, is on display from November 19 – March 20.
Carol Kino of The New York Times writes, “Using a single panel and a conversational caption, Mr. Wortman adroitly summoned up an entirely believable world…Mr. Wortman’s drawings were also beautifully composed and finely worked…”
Read the full article in The New York Times
For more information, visit: mcny.org
Tags: Cartoon Studies, CCS Gallery, Denys Wortman, mcny, New York Times
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CCS wants your old comics! These comics and many more were donated to support CCS's BIPOC Cartoonist Fund. If you're interested in making a comic book or cash donation drop us a line.
Cartooning In An Anxious Age (pdf) is a free comic by Cara Bean on the act of drawing, which focuses your attention and intimately connects you with the generative act of creation. It’s an inspiring read.
Created for middle and high school students, Let’s Talk About It: A Graphic Guide To Mental Health is a lively and educational comic book that destigmatizes the conversation around mental health.
Using the power of comics to teach teens about the way our government works This Is What Democracy Looks Like, A Graphic Guide To Governance is a 32-page comic book created by The Center for Cartoon Studies (CCS). This short comic guide helps to bring democracy back to the hands of the people by explaining what democracy actually means and how the whole thing works. This guide will be a great jumping-off point to learn about our government.
Download a free copy of The World is Made of Cheese, The Applied Cartooning Manifesto.
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