When your mother reaches hospice care, cartooning is a way to both distract from and dive deeper into the reality.
Edie Everette
Edie Everette (www.everettecartoons.com) was a fine artist for years until, impassioned by culture and politics, she became a full-time cartoonist. Her recently published comic book HazMatters deals with household hazardous waste in informative and entertaining ways.
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My Art School Breakdown, Part 1
Go straight from high school to a kick-ass art school.
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What Should Art Criticism Do?
Once upon a time, I asked New Yorker magazine art critic Peter Schjeldahl …
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Why Are We Attracted to Troubled Artists?
Jean Seberg wasn’t troubled at first, but then the Feds started to harass her for donating money to the Black Panthers.
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A Young Artist Seduced by Attention
The attention and flattery felt so good, because the rest of the time I was terrified.
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Your First Art Review!
Back in the day you had to run out and find a news box and buy a paper.