On the heels of LOAD Comix 2013, I’ll be returning to SUNY Purchase for Zine Feast on Sunday, May 5th to talk with cartoonist/former The Load comics editor, Pat Giles [who's new show, CARTOON LAGOON just debuted at C2E2], about making comix for The Load in the late 1980s/early 90s, the now long defunct [...]
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Tommy Rocket T-shirt for Sunny’s Bar Benefit
Ahoy! Sunny’s Bar is having a Mayday benefit party at The Bell House in Gowanus, Brooklyn this coming Weds. Lots of their regular bands will be playing music. They have produced a T-shirt from a comic I did that takes place in front of Sunny’s Bar to help raise funds. Hope to see you [...]
BREAKERS launch party
So What? Press releases Breakers on April 25th. So What? Press, the new publishing imprint headed by Dave Kelly & Lara Antal, is set to release Breakers, an anthology of comics featuring Ellen Forney, Dean Haspiel, Megan Kelso, and twenty-two other outstanding cartoonists. The book will have its East Coast premiere at Desert Island, [...]
Dean Haspiel talk at Housatonic Community College
I will be performing some of my comix, be in conversation about my career with artist/teacher, Andrew Prayzner, and reviewing some student portfolios at Housatonic Community College in Bridgeport, CT @1pm on Tuesday, April 23rd. The event is free for the public, too. http://branford.patch.com/groups/anson-smiths-blog/p/noted-comicbook-illustrator-dean-haspiel–to-speak-at-hcc-tuesday-423-at-1-pm
BLAME IT ON NEW YORK
I will be reading “Boy Loves Girl Hair” and discuss the influence of NYC in my comix with a group of great cartoonists in Soho, NY. –Dino CBRT: BLAME IT ON NEW YORK! How The Big Apple Influences Comics Creators Wednesday, April 17, 2013 7:00pm – 9:00pm The SoHo Gallery for Digital Art 138 Sullivan [...]
Illegal Leaves of Grass
On Friday, April 5th at Cornelia Street Cafe, I will be reading my new comic, “Cannibal Sativa,” to be published by Akashic Books in “The Marijuana Chronicles,” edited by Jonathan Santlofer. –Dino Three Rooms Press presents The Monthly at Cornelia Street Cafe In honor of National Poetry Month and 420 Day Illegal Leaves of Grass [...]
NIGHT JOB: KT & Dino’s Brooklyn Salon, March 21st
Advance tickets: http://www.ticketweb.com/t3/sale/SaleEventDetail?dispatch=loadSelectionData&eventId=3419924 Facebook event page: http://www.facebook.com/events/482314318483572/
Using Autobiography in Graphic Novels: March 5 @Housing Works
I’ll be waxing semi-autobio comix and reading “DUMBO,” a comic I did about the time someone mistook me for a thief during a film shoot and went vigilante on my ass with his car! –Dino The Cartoonist in Comics: Using Autobiography in Graphic Novels Tuesday, March 5 at 7:00pm Housing Works, 126 Crosby Street, [...]
DARE2DRAW on Feb. 20th
February 20th, DARE2DRAW will be celebrating the 7-year anniversary of the artists collective, ACT-I-VATE, one of the pioneers of digital web comics. Joining Liza Biggers will be Special Guest Hosts, Dean Haspiel + Josh Siegel at Society of Illustrators! D2D will also have dynamic action models bringing the classic Captain Action and Lady Action [...]
One Thing Leads To Another – Feb. 9th
Medialia is presenting “One Thing Leads To Another,” the 7th annual Panel To Panel exhibit of comic and cartoon art on Saturday, Feb. 9th, from 4- 7pm. Emmy award winning artist, Dean Haspiel will be exhibiting his new comic, “Hooking The Red Hook,” and the original art from a SHIFTY GOTH comic called “Starfish Chastity.” [...]
Carousel Feb. 6th
Dixon Place Presents: CAROUSEL Cartoon Slide Shows and Other Projected Pictures Hosted by R. Sikoryak Featuring: Dean Haspiel Amy Herzog Laurie Rosenwald Jim Torok Meghan Turbitt Lauren R. Weinstein plus James Godwin & M. Sweeney Lawless Wed. Feb. 6, 2013 7:30 pm (The Dixon Place Lounge is open before, during, and after the show. All proceeds [...]
Saving Sunny’s, the Bar at the End of the World
(Photograph copyright Judy Parker) Hannah Means-Shannon writes about the Save Sunny’s Bar origins and benefit that TRIP CITY co-curated, at The Beat. Excerpt: “When I first moved to Brooklyn in 1997, I heard whispers about an old bar in Red Hook that hadn’t aged. When I first entered Sunny’s, it was like stepping into the [...]
