New Comix

Last week I gave two Abstract Comics presentations at 34th World Congress of the International Society for Education through Art

My Yr 9 student's work inspired by Molotiu.

A sequence (with rising asemics)

collage in a sketchbook...by Rosaire Appel

"Identity" by Seth Mirza

snow crystals by Olaus Magnus, 1555

Here's a page from Olaus Magnus' book Historia de Gentibus Septentrionalibus / History of the Northern Peoples, published in Rome in 1555, while Olaus was in exile from his native Sweden. He also did many of the illustrations in addition to writing the book. Many of the other illustrations, such as those here, are also good fun. If you replaced the fanciful shapes with more "realistic" forms of snowflakes, you'd end up with something even closer to what we consider to be abstract comics.

An architectural strip

Abstract/asemic comic by Gene Kannenberg, Jr.

Gene's comics-scholarship site

Abstract comic/animation as public art (in Brooklyn)

 http://untappedcities.com/2013/12/11/abandoned-myrtle-avenue-subway-station-in-brooklyn-has-cool-art-piece-masstransitscope/

unpeopled spaces

/the box/ 

/the lot and the spill/