Happening this week at University of Sydney and the Art Gallery of New South Wales. Organized by friends who did the Women Manga conferences in Singapore (2011) and Hanoi (2012). FSc will be there too.
So if you are in Sydney, do go.
http://www.chikushi-u.ac.jp/womenandmanga/english/poster1.pdf
http://www.chikushi-u.ac.jp/womenandmanga/english/Women'SMangaInAsiaSchedule2012.12.27.xlsx.pdf
http://www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au/calendar/women-manga-artists/
Women manga artists
Symposium
While manga began as an art form specific to Japan, today a global boom in these Japanese style comics is underway. Ever increasing numbers of girls and women are participating as creators and consumers worldwide. In fact, women now dominate the realm of fan-created works, and non-Japanese comics for girls and women contribute significantly to the exploration of gender and sexuality. This program forms Day 3 of an international conference organised by the Women and Manga Project and hosted by the University of Sydney.
Program
12pm Welcome
Dr Rebecca Suter, University of Sydney, Professor Fusami Ogi, Chikushi Jogakuen University, Japan
12.15 Lecture: Girl Power! Exhibiting girls manga
Professor Masami Toku, California State University
A presentation of the work of key authors of girls comics from the 1960s and 1970s as seen in the 2005–08 North American touring exhibition Girl Power! Girls comics from Japan
1pm Break
2pm Artist talks and discussion
Madeline Rosca (Australia), FSc (Singapore), Mika Ikeda (Japan), Queenie Chan (Australia)
4.30pm Close
Image: Queenie Chan, Cover illustration depicting main characters Gold and Jade, Kylie Chan, Small Shen, Harper Collins Voyager 2012 (detail)
Friday 25 January 2013, 12pm – 4.30pm
Free, bookings required
Bookings and enquiries: 02 9225 1740
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