For the second time, the OCP hosted a zine-making booth at the Mid Valley Comic Art Expo in Salem. Over the course of two days, hundreds of young…
Head over to the Oregon Zine Machine to read and download the free zines Why Palestine and BDS Matter (for Feminist German Studies). Also great material for anyone…
We accepted submissions in the medium of cartoon, comic-making and film, answering the prompt “What is Oregon about Oregon Art?” The exhibition was available to Oregon residents from…
Below are some images that can only marginally capture the wonderful block printing workshop, organized by OCP intern Elizabeth Lucas-Lucas, at Tsunami Books in Eugene. The event turnout…
The OCP welcomes Teagan Gaviola as their intern. Welcome, Teagan! Who are you, and why did you apply to this position? “I’m Teagan (she/they) and I’m a queer…
Burning Comics in Postwar America 1945: The same year the United States defeated the most infamous book burners in modern history, Americans began their own campaign against works…
Eleanor Klock is a Filipino-American cartoonist from Albany, Oregon. Her work explores themes of loneliness, existentialism, and consumerism as a performance of identity. By approaching her personal grievances…
Our publishing arm The Oregon Cartoon Institute just published Natalie Garcia’s comic Isa’s Dreams. Natalie created this comic during their residency as the OCP’s inaugural Artist-In-Residence 2024-25. The…
Yes – we will be at CAFE, the Comics Art Festival of Eugene. Stop by to make a zine, show us your work, submit a zine to be…
From the website: They Were Chosin is based on a previous work, The Mud and the Mirth, which details U.S. Marine cartoonists in World War I. This book…