Jake Friedman on Art Babbitt
ASIFA-East member and former aNYmator writer Jake Friedman has written a wonderfully informative and well researched article for AWN on Art Babbitt and his effect on animation education. To read…
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ASIFA East Awards and Film round up!
Another great season of East Coast animation has come and gone and as we do every May for more than 40 years? – I wanted to round up as many…
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In case anyone missed it, ASIFA-East President Dave Levy wrote a very informative article on what ASIFA-East is, the role and relevance of the organization today, and how it can…
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Comics at the Normal Rockwell Museum
Article by Tristian Goik. Surprise! Today’s post is brought to you by the letter B, for the Berkshires, which is a large swath of land that exists beyond Manhattan. It…
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ASIFA-East opening created by Dan Meth. Thanks to everyone who came out last night for our annual ASIFA-East Animation Festival. We had a great turnout and the films were awesome!!! …
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Interview with Bill Plympton and David B Levy and MoCCA!
Tomorrow night the Society of Illustrators is hosting an event supporting New York animation’s own Bill Plympton in his most recent project a biography/art of book titled Independently Animated: Bill…
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April 20th – 27th Museum of Fine Arts, Boston presents – Animation Celebration April 20th – May 1st The 2011 Tribeca Film Festival presents – 2011 Animation Screenings April 22nd…
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ASIFA-East 2011 Animation Festival
It’s time for the ASIFA-East Animation Festival!!! Sunday, May 1st, 2011 6pm Tishman Auditorium The New School 66 West 12th Street NYC Party/Reception to follow Admission: Free!
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It’s Too Art for TV!
Article by Caresse Singh. At the wise suggestion of Kaitlin Sullivan, Rob Yulfo and I visited the Erebuni gallery a day before the opening of the fifth annual “Too Art…
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ASIFA-East April Interview: Diane Kredensor
Diane Kredensor’s formative years were spent making children’s books out of construction paper and way too much Elmer’s glue, and her grown-up years have been spent pursuing a successful career…
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