Comics
The Once-Mystical Energy of San Francisco’s Art and Poetry Scene
Revisiting the work of Jess, Robert Duncan, and Lawrence Ferlinghetti, who just turned 100 years old.
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Going to an Art Show Where All the Visitors Are Naked
To be honest, it’s hard to pay attention to the art with daylight shining on my ass.
Comics
Spring Cleaning Bingo for Artists
From that disgusting kneaded eraser to paper too nice to ever use.
Comics
Five Reasons Why You Shouldn't Take Your First Date to an Art Show
From unnecessary multitasking to awkward glimpses.
Books
America's Racist War on Drugs Explored in Comics
Philadelphia cartoonist Box Brown examines marijuana — where it came from, its life in the US, and, importantly, the breathless national campaign to demonize a certain segment of its users.
Comics
My Old Sketchbooks Might Not be So Bad, After All
I mean, I liked it all back then ...
Comics
Collaging with the Rijksmuseum’s Entire Collection at Your Fingertips
When museums open the archives, some artists go to work.
Comics
How a Film Buff Warmed Up to Manny Farber’s Paintings
The way Farber thought about movies shaped the way I watched movies, which meant he shaped my life, because all I cared about was watching movies.
Comics
Little-known Tax Write-offs for Artists
Every sketchbook you bought on impulse.
Comics
The Realities of Being Trans in Hong Kong
A comic artist tells a story of trans lives in one of China's most important cities.
Comics
From China's Underground Comics Scene: “Watermelon Man”
When the sun sets, things get interesting.
Comics
When Your Bedroom Starts to Look Like an Art Gallery
In Los Angeles's Koreatown, a bedroom might be mistaken for an art gallery.