Molly Crabapple Illustration

The Art of Molly Crabapple

The Week in Hell book is out, and I’m going to be doing signings in NYC and London.  Excited to meet some of you guys!

Tuesday, April 10th, 7pm
Molly Crabapple in conversation with Sarah Jaffe
@
McNally Jackson Books
52 Prince Street, New York, NY 10012

Thursday, April 26th, 7:30pm
Molly Crabapple in conversation with Ana Finel Honigman
@
The Groucho Club
45 Dean Street, London W1D
This event is open to the public, but you MUST RSVP.  RSVP to
[email protected]

Please come and say hi!  I will draw something in your book for you!

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28
Mar
2012

Stoyaville

stoyaville is a place being built right now<br />
a multimedia work by Clayton Cubitt<br />
starring Stoya and Molly Crabapple

stoyaville is a place being built right now

a multimedia work by Clayton Cubitt

starring Stoya and Molly Crabapple

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15
Mar
2012

Shell Game Press

Thanks to your utter awesomeness, the kickstarter for Shell Game, my art show about the Financial Crisis, has been 175% funded, at over $52,000.  Here’s some press on the madness

+ “Molly is a brilliant and principled artist, and a Kickstarter genius. She’s got something to say.”- Boing Boing

Medici is the Crowd, an article I wrote on art, democracy and crowd-funding for Rhizome. Please spread this around.

Animal NY

Village Voice

Coilhouse

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Next Wednesday, March 21st, I’ll be at the Rubin Museum taking part in the Studio Salon where I’ll begin drawing my piece of the Wheel of Life. Starting at 6pm you can visit me at the museum while I begin sketching Hell.

Here is the official press release with all participating artists:

RUBIN MUSEUM OF ART presents
Karma-Con Part II: Studio Salon
Wednesday, March 21
6 p.m., FreeEnjoy an evening of comics and cocktails and watch the creative process in process! A coalescing of new and old, comic artists and illustrators take a modern view of the ancient Buddhist symbol, the Wheel of Life. Visit the museum to meet artists, Molly Crabapple, Ben Granoff, Josh Neufeld, Michael Kupperman, and Katie Skellyas they create initial sketches, sell and sign their work, and share their processes of creation in an open studio setting.The Wheel of Life: (bhavachakra, srid pa’i ‘khor lo) acts as a representation of samsaric existence for Buddhist practitioners. The Wheel of Life is thought to have been drawn by Shakymuni Buddha himself as a way to simply illustrate the six realms, interdependent existence and the sources of suffering.

Each artist has been given a different segment of the Wheel of Life to reinterpret:

Sanya Glisic: Three Spiritual Poisons & The Dark and Light Path
Ben Granoff: Lord of Death

Rodney Greenblat: Animals

Steven Guarnaccia: Hungry Ghosts

Michael Kupperman: Twelve Links of Dependent Origination

Josh Neufeld: Humans

Katie Skelly: Gods/Demigods

Click here for more information about Karma-Con.

Invite your friends via our Karma-Con Facebook page!

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Orwell and the Refugees, by Andrea Chalupa<br /><br />
Orwell worshiper.  Was honored to do this cover.

Orwell and the Refugees, by Andrea Chalupa

Orwell worshiper.  Was honored to do this cover.

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Buy it on etsy

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Portrait of Dante Posh

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09
Mar
2012

Eyes

Eyes.  For Onirisme show at Cabinet des Curieux in Paris.

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New drawing today, for a gallery show at Cabinet des Curieux in Paris. I got the idea to draw lace made of other drawings while goofing off with silkscreen transparencies.

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My newest kickstarter, to make a show of giant paintings about the financial collapse and people fighting back. Hope you like it!

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