Posts Tagged: paul madonna
All Over Coffee Collaboration with Robert Olen Butler
A beautiful, three-part All Over Coffee from artist Paul Madonna and author Robert Olen Butler.
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All Over Coffee #497
“I listened to the news of the world too early and so the rest of the morning walked around feeling that everything was bad.”
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Flood the Art Market: Artists Helping Artists Affected by Hurricane Sandy
After Hurricane Sandy, many artists lost space, supplies, and, worst of all, irreplaceable artwork.
Flood the Art Market is hosting an exhibit December 6 – 9, with a silent auction and Flood Party on December 8 during Art Basel Miami Beach at The Art Place Wynwood.
...moreDrawn Out Stories: Comic Book Art and Artists
This Sunday, October 7th, the San Francisco Contemporary Jewish Museum will be hosting Drawn Out Stories: Comic Book Art and Artists, an event that features Rumpus comics editor Paul Madonna, along with contributors MariNaomi and Chelsea Martin:
“Whether used as a vehicle for self-exploration, a way to take up a political platform, or a means to reinterpret fine art, comic strips are now a genre as sophisticated as the short story or novel.
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We Love Paul Madonna
The 31st Annual Northern California Book Awards will honor our own Paul Madonna with the NCBR Recognition Award for Everything Is Its Own Reward, An All Over Coffee Collection.
The free ceremony will include readings by this year’s award-winning authors, followed by a book signing and reception.
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Kramers Ergot
A visual review
When I think about Kramers Ergot Number Eight, I imagine 1970’s aesthetics, and the Beatles’ album, Sergeant Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967).
I decided the only way explain in words such impressions of visual stories was to first show the visuals.
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Everything Is Its Own Reward App
The Chimerist, a new website we’re loving, explores the app for Paul Madonna’s Everything Is Its Own Reward.
“The places in these images are suspended in time, and the animations work to slow you down until you’re able to absorb this quality.”
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At Art Practical, Larissa Archer reviews Everything Is Its Own Reward by Paul Madonna, Rumpus Comics editor and artist extraordinaire.
“If there is a San Francisco state of mind—calm, unburdened with practical worries, nostalgic, slightly mawkish, indulgent of beauty (spoiled by it, even)—Madonna proves that this can exist anywhere, just as any San Franciscan knows that it cannot always exist in this city.”
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