Josh Bayer, Adam McGovern and guests on All Time Comics All Time Comics is a comic-book series that resists categorization. Part modern reworking of Bronze age comics superhero aesthetics, part a Mad Magazine-like Gonzo… Read More
The New York Comics & Picture-story Symposium Presents: Randall Enos
Randall Enos: A Life on the Slanted Board. Randall Enos talks about his 60 year career of explorations into new directions for comic art. Known for his unique linocut illustrations, Randall… Read More
Uncategorized 05.05.17
The New York Comics & Picture-story Symposium Presents Anna O’Meara
Anna O’Meara – Ja ja ja!: Isidore Isou on destroying words and pictures for their realization The cinema is where words meet moving images in a continuum. Films seamlessly merge music,… Read More
Uncategorized 04.28.17
The New York Comics & Picture-story Symposium Presents Mohammad Sabaaneh
Mohammad Sabaaneh on The Art of Political Cartooning in Palestine The Art of Political Cartooning in Palestine Mohammad will discuss his craft, including his production methods and artistic choices, and his… Read More
Uncategorized 04.19.17
The New York Comics & Picture-story Symposium Presents: Patricia Mainardi
Patricia Mainardi: Popular Prints to Comics While popular prints had existed all over Europe for centuries, in the nineteenth-century they evolved into several new genres, including comic strips, children’s literature,… Read More
Uncategorized 04.19.17
Earth Week: Beyond Polar Bears Presentation
Twister Artwork above: ART©AnaMouyis Earth Week: Beyond Polar Bears Presentation and Stipend Awards Wednesday, April 19, 2017 at 10:00 am to 11 am Theresa Lang Community and Student Center, Arnhold Hall,… Read More
Uncategorized 04.18.17
Parsons Student Darius Moreno’s artwork featured on GoldLink’s new album At What Cost
Parsons student Darius Moreno’s artwork has been featured in GoldLink’s newest album At What Cost as the cover artwork as well as the artwork for several singles including “Crew” and “Meditation.” Moreno was… Read More
Uncategorized 04.14.17
The New York Comics & Picture-story Symposium Presents: Kent Worcester
Kent Worcester on Ten Great English Cartoonists You’ve Never Heard Of. Two years ago Kent Worcester gave a talk on ten great – or at least very good – obscure… Read More
Uncategorized 04.14.17
The New York Comics & Picture-story Symposium Presents: John Roman
John Roman on Mapping Thoreau’s World: The Crossroads where Cartooning, Architectural and Technical Art Meet. John Roman reveals the curious connection between being a cartoonist and his work in the field… Read More
Uncategorized 04.05.17
Illustration Department Director Ben Katchor mentioned in The New York Times
Parsons Illustration Director Ben Katchor gets name-checked in last Sunday’s By The Book column in the New York Times Book Review as one of Fran Lebowitz’s favorite authors: Read the article here. Read More
Uncategorized 03.29.17
The New York Comics & Picture-story Symposium Presents: Blutch
Blutch on A European Education “I am currently working on a book called Variations (Dargaud, September 2017), where I recreate a series of famous graphic novel sequences by great masters of European comics…. Read More
Uncategorized 03.29.17
The New York Comics & Picture-story Symposium Presents: Will Eisner
Jules Feiffer Honors Will Eisner at 100. A Will Eisner Week Event with Paul Levitz & Danny Fingeroth [Jules Feiffer will appear live via Skype.] Will Eisner (1917-2005) innovated and pioneered comics… Read More
Uncategorized 03.15.17
Parsons Alum Robert Sikoryak featured in the NYTimes Art Section
Parsons Alum Robert Sikoryak featured in the NYTimes Art Section! Congratulations to Parsons Alum Robert Sikoryak for his NYTimes feature: An Artist Helps iTunes’ User Agreement Go Down Easy. Since his time… Read More
Uncategorized 03.13.17
The New York Comics & Picture-story Symposium Presents: Jonathan H. Grossman and Ellen Truxaw
Jonathan H. Grossman and Ellen Truxaw on A Duo of Nineteenth-Century Digital Art Projects (above) Collins, Wilkie, 1824-1889, Basil: A Story of Modern Life, Publisher: J. Blackwood, 1856 The Crowd-Pleasing Cover… Read More
Uncategorized 03.08.17
The New York Comics & Picture-story Symposium Presents: Tiger Moody
Tiger Moody on Shooting Dope, Noosing Rope, and Other Things the Funnies Learnt Me The harrowing true saga of one young delinquent’s quest for salvation within a box of lurid mildew. Tiger… Read More
Uncategorized 03.01.17
Beyond Polar Bears & 350.org Presents Todd Lambrix
Beyond Polar Bears welcomes the stories of artist and beekeeper Todd Lambrix. Waxing on bees. ART© Todd Lambrix Join us for storytelling inspiration, creative writing, drawing and the taste of raw… Read More
Uncategorized 02.27.17
The New York Comics & Picture-story Symposium Presents Mort Gerberg
Mort Gerberg on The Magazine Cartoon: Telling a Story in Only One Panel The magazine cartoon is said to be the most challenging to create of all the cartoon forms, because… Read More
Uncategorized 02.22.17
The New York Comics & Picture-story Symposium Presents: Daniel Savage
Exploring rhythm in everyday life and finding obscure inspiration for animated films. Daniel Savage is an independent designer and animation director based in Brooklyn, NY. He has created projects such as… Read More
Uncategorized 02.15.17
350.org Climate Change Project Presents Guy Billout
Beyond The Polar Bear welcomes Guy Billout Join us, as Guy Billout shares his work and process in storytelling for our second micro-workshop for the 350.org climate change project! Guy Billout is… Read More
Uncategorized 02.10.17
The New York Comics & Picture-story Symposium Presents Zoe Beloff
A still from the film “A Model Family in a Model Home” Zoe Beloff will discuss her exhibition and book A World Redrawn inspired by unrealized film scenarios by the Soviet… Read More
Uncategorized 02.08.17
