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• ICAF (International Comic Arts Festival)
Washington, DC: October 13-15
Alisia G. Chase, (Assistant Professor of Art History & Visual Culture, SUNY (State University of New York) College at Brockport, will be, she says, "talking about the societal significance and artistic importance of Gloeckner's work."
Her talk is entitled, "We Cannot Look at the Personal Clutter: Diaristic Indulgence and Alternative Girlhoods in the Works of Contemporary Female Comic Artists”
• SNAP! Festival
sponsored by GREEN BRAIN COMICS in Dearborn, MI, October 29, 2005
Gloeckner shall speak on "Teaching Comics in the Academy." A few of her students shall be manning a table and selling their book, Empty Pockets.
• KOMIKAZEN! Festival Internazionale del fumetto di realtå
RAVENNA, Italy: 09/30–11/02. Exhibition of work at the Ravenna City Museum concurrent with the festival. Live Gloeckner presentation: Saturday, October 1, 4:00. Curated by Elettra Stamboulis and Gianluca Consantini.
Komikazen | Museum
• Phoebe Gloeckner is participating in THE CARTOONIST'S EYE, a group exhibition at Chicago's Columbia College through October 30th. Curated by Ivan Brunetti!
Check out the list of artists included: Art Spiegelman, Seth, Ben Katchor, Robert Crumb, Joe Sacco, David Collier, Chris Ware, Daniel Clowes, Charles Burns, Richard McGuire, Gary Panter, Kim Deitch, Kaz, Lynda Barry, Tony Millionaire, Mark Beyer, Karl Wirsum, Marc Bell, Sam Henderson, Mark Newgarden, R. Sikoryak, James Kochalka, Ron Rege, Jr., Mat Brinkman, Peter Bagge, J.D. King, Ivan Brunetti , Bill Griffith, Richard Sala, Jim Woodring, Archer Prewitt, Walt Holcombe, Wayne White, J. Bradley Johnson, Jason Lutes, James Sturm, David Mazzucchelli, Adrian Tomine, Gilbert Hernandez, Jaime Hernandez, Justin Green, Phoebe Gloeckner, Debbie Dreschler, Chester Brown , Joe Matt, Julie Doucet, Jeffey Brown, David Heatley, Sammy Harkham, Jonathan Bennett, Kevin Huizenga, John Porcellino, Lauren Weinstein, Michael Dougan, Carol Tyler, Saul Steinberg, Charles Schulz, Ernie Bushmiller, Harvey Kurtzman, Virgil Partch, Basil Wolverton, Crockett Johnson, Cliff Sterrett, Harold Gray, Chester Gould, Frank King, George Herriman, Winsor McCay, Gene Deitch, George Grosz, Rory Hayes
• ROADSTRIPS: COMING SEPTEMBER 2005
Published by Chronicle Books, full color, $22.95, will be available in all major bookstores.
Edited by Pete Friedrich, with contributions by Peter Bagge : Gilbert Hernandez : Jessica Abel : Peter Kuper : Carol Tyler : Mary Fleener : Martin Cendreda : Megan Kelso : Mack White : Brian Biggs : Roberta Gregory : Doug Allen : Pete Friedrich : Richard Sala : Keith Knight : Terry LaBan : Pat Scanlon : Matt Kindt : Lloyd Dangle : Rich Tomasso : Phoebe Gloeckner : Jeremy Eaton : John Porcellino : Dan Nadel : Chris Offutt : Jack Boulware
“A fun-filled expedition across the plains and valleys of cartoon America by the leading geniuses of today's happening comic-book scene.”
—Dan Clowes, creator of Eightball and Ghost World
• Hear Michael Medved and a few others discuss Gloeckner's work on NPR's
Studio 360. Just checked this link- seems like you have to pay now to hear the show on audible.com. Sorry. I was warned not to listen to the show– and didn't, although that's not enough to stop me from having an opinion about it
OLDER NEWS
• MEXICO STORY (Britain's Daily Telegraph, 10.05.04)
Talks a bit about a book I'm contributing to: I Live Here
• THE COMICS JOURNAL #261 (cover by and interview with Phoebe Gloeckner) 128-page magazine about comics $6.95; $11.10 in Canada UPC 0-74470-74114-5-5
"In May, the Journal is proud to present the long-awaited, exhaustive and engrossing cover interview with Phoebe Gloeckner, author of the tear-down-the-sky brilliant books A Child's Life and Diary of a Teenage Girl! Conducted by the Journal's own Gary Groth, this conversation is not one to miss. If that weren't enough, this issue also boasts a fascinating Gloeckner essay by legendary critic Donald Phelps, author of the American Book Award-winning Reading the Funnies!"
• READ the DEBATE about the COVER!!!
• THE COMICS JOURNAL WINTER 2004 SPECIAL ISSUE
3-page story PLUS a great game! (a fun and simple little game that was originally made fot The Ganzfeld, but rejected for "content issues.") (April 2004)
And a profile by Tom Spurgeon.
• LA Weekly List Issue (week of 12/23/03 - 1/04/04)
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