BUY TICKETS
HISTORY
QUOTES GALLERY CONTACT SPONSORS
PRESS
NEWS
EVENT INDEX
INTRODUCTION
COMEDY
WORDS & IDEAS
THEATRE
FAMILY EVENTS
CIRCUS / STREET THEATRE
MUSIC
ARTIST IN RESIDENCE
TRADITIONAL ARTS
SOUND & VISION
VISUAL ART
TALKS AND WORKSHOPS
FREE EVENTS
TIMETABLE
MAP
EAT, DRINK & TRAVEL
DISABILITY ACCESS
28 29 30 01
02 03 04 05

06

07 08
DOWNLOAD BROWSEALOUD
HOME

< 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 >

 


  COMIC BOOK ART  


Friday April 29/Saturday April 30
Various locations and times, see individual event
 

W
e are proud to present a series of events which celebrate the humble Comic Book - perhaps the most derided and misunderstood of artforms - and which give it the attention it so richly deserves.

Friday April 29
10am-5pm | Studio ON Comic Book Workshop | Upstairs, Dream Ireland

Comic book artists Will Simpson and Garry Leach lead a group of 15 people through the process of creating a comic book story. Pete Briggs, screenwriter of Hellboy, will give a talk to the workshop at 4pm.

This workshop is open to people aged 16-25 years and costs £4.00. To register, please contact the festival office on telephone 028 90232403.

9pm-1am | Comic Book Club Night and Smallaxe Comics launch | McCrackens
A club night of music related to comic book culture, featuring visuals from comic books old and new. This is also the launch event for a new comic book by Belfast-based Smallaxe Comics

Tickets £5 on the door


www.smallaxeonline.org

Saturday April 30
2pm-3.30pm | Comic Book Panel Discussion | Duke of York

A panel discussion taking a closer look at all things comic book and featuring: graphic artist Feargal O’Malley (Chair), screenwriter Pete Briggs (Hellboy), female comic book artist Jeremy Dennis (Caption, UK comics convention), comics-based animator Rufus Dayglo (Gorillaz) and artist, writer and publisher Garry Leach (Judge Dredd, A1.)

Admission Free.


4pm-5pm | Screening: Fantastic Planet | Upstairs, Duke of York

René Laloux’s animated tale of humans kept as domesticated pets by an alien race of blue humanoid giants called Traags. The film won the Grand Prix at the Cannes Film Festival in 1973.

Admission Free

7pm | Launch of Will Simpson exhibition – upstairs at Dream Ireland
(See page 79 for further information.)