Comics
Sometimes a Mop Bucket Is Just a Mop Bucket
And sometimes it's a readymade sculpture waiting to be "activated."
Comics
Comics
The Thrilling Life of Mary Cassatt
The American Impressionist lived what seems like a dream life.
Books
Scathing Comics About the Crisis of Being Jewish Today
In his new book Diaspora Boy, Eli Valley analyzes the contradictions lodged within the heart of Zionist ideology and how they're an indictment of American Jews.
Comics
A Shower of Ideas
I won't forget. I won't forget.
Art
Chess as a Comic Book Trope
The World Chess Hall of Fame in St. Louis features over 200 comic books that use the strategies, conflicts, and battles of chess as a narrative theme.
Comics
I Found My Mantra
I wanted a phrase that would inform my life and my art.
Books
Two Comics Artists Draw Their Ways Through Depression
New books by Keiler Roberts and Sina Grace share accounts of their ongoing battles with depression and their careers as comic artists.
Comics
Why Did Gauguin Make People So Angry?
The painter's quest for a more "primitive" life took him from France to Tahiti and back — and then back again.
Comics
The Artist Is Not Present
Let's just say my mind is elsewhere.
Comics
Go Outside Your Comfortable Little Boxes
It can be daunting, but sometimes it's the only way forward.
Books
A Comics Artist Draws on Emotional Isolation and Domestic Strife
In two new comics, Jeff Lemire portrays a pair of families' difficult pasts and the obstacles that crowd their paths ahead.
Comics
Use Your Ideas Before They Expire
You can't keep them stored up forever.