Spot Sara Varon and Carthage College Graphic Novel Exhibit

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03/28/2011

Spot Sara Varon and Carthage College Graphic Novel Exhibit

When: Monday, April 18 12:30-1:15 pm (Central Time)

What: Artist's talk in conjunction with the exhibit "The Art Of Process" - a step by step look at the creation of graphic novels. Sara is the illustrator of "Robot Dreams" and "Chicken and Cat".

Where: Kenosha, Wisconsin - Carthage College Clausen Center room 106

Details here.

Notes: Also featured is the work of "Babymouse" series illustrator Matt Holm. The Exhibit runs from March 22-May 31.

Editor's note: If you are a cartoonist (or an Edison Lee fan) in town for this - drop me and John an email and we'll see if we can organize a get together over drinks. anne.edisonlee@gmail.net

Posted at 02:20 PM in Calendar D: April Events, Event: Exhibitions, Event: Individual Appearance Schedules, Event: Lecture, Event: Open To the Public, Region: Upper Midwest US | Permalink

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