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| Larry Hama is the 20011/2012 Artist in Residence at the Asian/Pacific/American Institute of NYU |
Larry Hama Seminar in Louisville Revisits Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art Lecture from 2011
Louisville KY June 26, 2012- Noted comics writer, artist and editor Larry Hama will be presenting at Kentucky School of Art, Spalding University campus this coming Sunday, July 1st.
The lecture will cover the same material Mr Hama presented at NYC's MoCCA Museum. Mr Hama has worked in the comics industry for over thirty years and has lectured widely in higher education - including a week long series of talks on storytelling for the Moscow School of Film. This lecture should appeal to comic fans, artists and writers, cartoonists, animators and film students.
This seminar will explore the process of getting the narrative onto the page clearly in a self-evident sequence of pictures. Main visual points of reference will be “Wally Wood’s 22 Panels” and GI Joe: A Real American Hero #21, “Silent Interlude.” There will be a frame-by-frame deconstruction and analysis of “Silent Interlude,” an exploration of techniques, and a Q & A.
Louisville KY June 26, 2012- Noted comics writer, artist and editor Larry Hama will be presenting at Kentucky School of Art, Spalding University campus this coming Sunday, July 1st.
The lecture will cover the same material Mr Hama presented at NYC's MoCCA Museum. Mr Hama has worked in the comics industry for over thirty years and has lectured widely in higher education - including a week long series of talks on storytelling for the Moscow School of Film. This lecture should appeal to comic fans, artists and writers, cartoonists, animators and film students.
This seminar will explore the process of getting the narrative onto the page clearly in a self-evident sequence of pictures. Main visual points of reference will be “Wally Wood’s 22 Panels” and GI Joe: A Real American Hero #21, “Silent Interlude.” There will be a frame-by-frame deconstruction and analysis of “Silent Interlude,” an exploration of techniques, and a Q & A.
Schedule:
- 9:30-10am - late registration and check in
- 10 - noon - 1st half of presentation
- 12-1pm - lunch break (delivery or brown bag - can eat inside or outside in pavilion)
- 1-2:30 - 2nd half of presentation
- 2:30-3pm - Q&A
Seminar cost:
$20 or $15 for Derby City Comic Con guests with proof of attendance.
$10 for KSA students or Faculty. Cash only at door. Credit card use only
for advance registration - email for assistance.
Lunch: Please sign up for a lunch delivery at registration
or bring a lunch. We can eat inside or outside the library at one the
picnic pavilions. We will only have one hour so we advise you plan to
stay on campus for lunch.
Location: Library Lecture Lounge, Spalding University Kentucky School of Art
• 845 South.Third Street, Louisville, KY 40203, phone( 502).618.4600.
Contact: J. Gilpin, Coordinator, Lexington KY Comic
Creators Group. email: lexkyccg@gmail.com, phone: (859) 276-5528, web:
http://lexkyccg.blogspot.com.
Facebook event link: http://www.facebook.com/events/337440002977753/
This event would not be possible without the kind help of Kentucky School of Art (thanks Skylar, Kasey and Kelly!), Derby City Comic Con (thanks to Eric), Louisville Cartoonist Society (Ted, Rene and Phil -mucho gracias) and of course, the main man: Larry Hama!
Facebook event link: http://www.facebook.com/events/337440002977753/
This event would not be possible without the kind help of Kentucky School of Art (thanks Skylar, Kasey and Kelly!), Derby City Comic Con (thanks to Eric), Louisville Cartoonist Society (Ted, Rene and Phil -mucho gracias) and of course, the main man: Larry Hama!
