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Margot Ferrick creates sequential art that's haunting, poetic and utterly distinctive, and it was a joy for me to read back over her books in preparation for our talk and discover themes and recurring motifs. Although I had difficulty remembering the name of an Alejandro Jodorowsky film (Endless Poetry) and a Joseph Campbell book (Hero with a Thousand Faces), we had a moving and far-ranging talk about motherhood, prayer, ballet, Long Island, sex, Catholic ritual, the enduring appeal of Eva Hesse and much more.
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Emma Sims and Hanna Elliott are both visual artists, but they've chosen to devote a large part of their creative energy to HOGG, their collaborative music project. To date they've released two E.Ps of, in their words, "Industrial Psycho-Sexual Abstraction, Ritualistic Anarcho Death-Dance", Bury th…
I met Deborah Garcia at Yollocalli Arts Reach, an organization dedicated to providing after-school arts programming to teens in the Pilsen and Little Village neighborhoods of Chicago. First at Yollocalli and now at Enlace, another local non-profit, Deborah has dedicated a large part of her life to …
Jessica Campbell, like all great comedians, finds the humor in abjection. Her comics and wall-hangings are darkly funny, mining daily frustrations and small humiliations for big laughs, and we discussed her influences, both positive (her partner Aaron, her friend Chuck Forsman) and negative (intern…
I was lucky enough to catch Montreal-based cartoonist Tommi Parrish during their brief trip to Chicago in support of The Lie and How We Told It, their latest graphic novel. They've garnered praise for their finely tuned dialogue and innovative visual style, and we discussed their artmaking strategi…
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