Antoinette Martens - McNally Robinson Booksellers

Antoinette Martens (Discussion)
Thursday Sep 04 2008 7:30 pm, Saskatoon, Art Alcove

Presentation on Graphic Novels and Comic Art

Antoinette Martens gives her personal perspective as a politically engaged artist on women, art and education and provides an intro to self-expression. She’d like to get back to the days when Vincent Massey made art as popular as sports, the way it should be. Antoinette has been interested in graphic novels and comic art since her childhood and her experience in the non-traditional labour force influences her approach to story and art.

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Hundreds and Thousands - trade paperback

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Emily Carr chose to publish her journals, Hundreds and Thousands, after the minute English candies so small they need to be eaten by the mouthful to be appreciated. "Too significant to...

What It Is - hardcover

By Lynda Barry - $24.95 - add to cart

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How do objects summon memories? What do real images feel like? For decades, these types of questions have permeated the pages of Lynda Barry’s compositions, with words attracting pictures...

Opposite Contraries: The Unknown Journals of Emily Carr and Other Writings - hardcover

By Susan Ed. Crean - $35.00 - add to cart

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A fascinating collection shaped from previously unpublished journals, notebooks and correspondence that provides fresh insights into the life and character of a Canadian legend. ...

Tales Of Graceful Aging From The Planet - hardcover

By Nicole Hollander - $23.50 - add to cart

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