BY AIMEE VALENTINE Dearest Readers, Thank you for joining us for the graphic memoir edition of inkt|art. This issue aims to raise questions: How do we represent ourselves, our lives, and our memories? How do we do it in a way that is interesting …
Volume III, Issue I: Fall/Winter 2016 The Graphic Memoir Issue Sai Li, “Shing” Leanne Grabel, “Words: A Love Story” Cesca Waterfield, “Four Pieces” SB, “The Sex Photos” Jessy Randall, “15 Comics” Noel Franklin, “One Night …
Nicole Hollander–pioneering cartoonist, native Chicagoan, political satirist, and the official muse of inkt|art–has begun a new project. This shouldn’t surprise us. Hollander’s always got a few irons in the fire. Whether she’s working on a graphic memoir or blogging about the election, Hollander’s brain doesn’t take a break and it holds no medium sacred. Sylvia, her … Continue reading
BY LEANNE GRABEL click the first image below to open in gallery view Leanne Grabel is a special education and language arts teacher for Portland Public Schools, as well as a performing poet and co-founder of Portland’s legendary poetry cafe, Cafe Lena. Grabel has procured numerous multi-media arts grants over the years to produce spoken-word-based … Continue reading
BY JESSY RANDALL Please click the first image below to view a gallery of Randall’s graphic poems. Jessy Randall’s poems, comics, and other things have appeared in McSweeney’s, Poetry (forthcoming), and Rattle. Her most recent book is Suicide Hotline Hold Music, a collection of poems and comics. She is a librarian at Colorado College … Continue reading
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