Wrangler Warehouse

Comics Journalism: Graphic Medicine

NC1022-01

Start Date

03/16

Time

6:30pm–9:30pm

Format

Remote

End Date

04/27

Meeting Day

Tuesdays

Credits

0

This online course features the following types of interaction:

  • Live meetings
  • Live critiques

Graphic storytelling can be a beautiful and emotive way to tell larger social and political stories that give us insight into the lives of others. Graphic Medicine is the genre of comics which tell stories, creates informative pamphlets and narrates the experience of illness, both physical and mental health related. This version of Comic Journalism will focus on GRAPHIC MEDICINE, while still covering the wider field of Comics Journalism. This course will focus on how to develop a visual voice’ in graphic storytelling, how to work quickly with an editor or an administrator and some basic ethics for making medical or other journalistic comics in the graphic form. Each student will choose a topic to research and represent visually while researching a venue where it could be released into the public sphere.

This online remote class uses the ZOOM platform.

Interested in Comic Arts? This class is part of the Visual Storytelling and Comic Arts Certificate!

 

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Choose the Workshop button to register and pay for only the class or choose the Workshop and Enroll in Certificate button to register and pay for the class and also enroll in the certificate program.

Heide Solbrig

Heide Solbrig is a cartoonist and media scholar (MFA, Ph.D.) who teaches, writes, and draws memoir and journalistic comics. Her comics about growing up in the divorce generation of the 1970s have been written about in Filmmaker Magazine as well as appearing in literary journals, anthologies, and her own publications. Founder of the Boston ComicsWorkspace run out … Read more