The APE - Alternative Press Expo
the Concourse Exhibiton Center, San Francisco
620 7th Street
San Francisco CA 94103
Saturday, Oct. 17 11am - 7pm
Sunday, Oct. 18 11am - 6pm
www.comic-con.org/ape/
Jamaica Dyer (courtesy SLG Publishing), Phoebe Gloeckner, Dean Haspiel, Batton Lash, Lark Pien (YAY!), Dash Shaw, and Jeff Smith.
FREE Admission with your Comic-Con 2009 ATTENDEE Badge
9.29.2009
APE
9.25.2009
8.21.2009
Piximix Turns 5
Yes, we have hit our fifth year. WOO HOO!
Above is a photo of our first event. Wondercon 2005 in SF, CA. USA
My have we grown!
8.14.2009
J-Pop Summit Festival
Piximix will be there. Join the fun, food, and tons of Japanese goodies!
Baby the Stars Shine Bright, Yoshitaka Amano, Gothic & Lolita Fashion Show, Yuichi Yokoyama, VIZ Cinema, Harajuku Makeover Contest, Tons of Exhibitors, Food Court, Store/Gift giveaways.
VIA: NEWPEOPLEWORLD
8.07.2009
MONSTERS of WEBCOMICS
www.cartoonart.org
Piximix is going to be part of the (insert dramatic Truck Rally Voice Over Guy)
MONSTERS OF WEBCOMICS
Monsters of Webcomics
August 8 – December 6, 2009
The Internet has revolutionized all forms of communication, and comics are no exception. The Cartoon Art Museum explores the digital revolution in its latest exhibition, Monsters of Webcomics, a showcase of some of the best and boldest work published on the World Wide Web.
The comics by the ten artists featured in this exhibition run the gamut from four-panel comic strips to full-length graphic novels and include comedy, drama, history, science fiction, and sociopolitical commentary. As varied as this work is, however, it represents only a very small sample of the comics available on the Web. The Monsters of Webcomics exhibition also includes a virtual gallery that will highlight dozens of additional online comics.
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cartoon art museum,
comics,
monsters of webcomics,
online,
san francisco
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