Monthly Archives: April 2005

Palm pilot comic from David Chelsea.

Darren Schroeder writes: A big well done to all the folks involved in organising a great weekend of New Zealand comic goodness!! For those who weren’t, or drank too much Stag and can’t remember, here’s some pictures. http://funtime.comics.org.nz/gallery/wellie0504

Brendon Philip is in the process of organising an exhibition of NZ comix at none gallery in Dunedin running from Thursday, May 5, till May 19.   Originals or large copies preferred, merchandise can be sold as well. Work can … Continue reading →

  Clothes, prints, comics, paintings and more to be found at Banditfox.com site.  

“Water and Earth” : Sera’s thoughts on how to represent history via comics. Interview at AURACAN.com. http://www.auracan.com/Interviews/Sera/ translation via http://babel.altavista.com.

Cambodian/French Artist Sera returns to Cambodia for an exhibition of his new book, and some workshops for young artists. The Exposition is open to the public from April 7th.Thursday April 21st (6pm) the artist will present the exhibition to the … Continue reading →

Some intriguing comics from Pangolin about educational comics designed for Afghanistan. http://www.20six.fr/pangolin/archive/2005/03/31/1onu7smp38fe0.htm

Are You Going To Buy That? works by selected zine, comic book and graphic novel artists. opening: Thursday 28 April 6.00 – 8.00pm Exhibition dates: 29 April to 5 June, 2005 Venue: Town Hall Gallery, Rear Entry, 358 Burwood Rd, … Continue reading →

from Black River Digital: if you are in Wellington for the weekend of the 15th -17th April, whether for Armageddon, business, granny’s funeral etc, make sure you come along to the 91 Aro Street gallery New Zealand Comics weekend! Bring … Continue reading →

Kartoon Kocktail 2005Kartoon Kocktail is an annual screening of independent animation and comics performance, set to coincide with the Alternative Press Expo. This shimmery, silly two hours of cartoon fun is organized by Stefan Gruber, Davey Oil, Fausto Caceres, and … Continue reading →