5.14.2007
Comics (Inspired) Art at MoMA
Comic Abstraction: Image-Breaking, Image-Making, an exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, "presents the first investigation into the experimental outgrowths of comic abstraction."
For those of you over on the east coast, the show runs until June 11. It's been going since March, but I only just read about it in this month's Step Inside Design, in an article that gets designers to reveal their secret fondness for comic books.
Bram at 11:38 PM
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