Oregon Cartoons & Cartooning: Past, Present, Future
The purpose of this book is to highlight how these visual arts, which are often interconnected, have found ways and strategies of asserting a composite and fruitful Arab cultural identity,…
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The Oregon Cartoon Project invites you to submit your zine to the Oregon Zine Machine! You retain the rights to your work and will be compensated with $50 if accepted.…
The OCP is now accepting submissions for our 2025 Art Exhibition What is Oregon about Oregon Art? Submissions are due April 3, 2025. We are accepting submissions in the medium…
The OCP is delighted to present previously unpublished historic comics on the Oregon Zine Machine. Thank you, Gary W. Barclay, for presenting us with those time capsules from the ’90s.
In the 1970s, Portland writers, designers, and illustrators shaped the counterculture movement through their use of independent publishing. Scrappy newspapers such as the Portland Scribe were launched as a reaction…
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An inspiring and moving graphic novel, Wildfire follows climate change through the eyes of one middle-school girl, who’s eager to turn her anger into action. Julianna loved her life in…
This book by Hélène Tison provides an introduction to women cartoonists in the US, reading their work from a feminist, literary and stylistic perspective, which shines a light on their…
We are excited to announce that Gus Frederick from Silverton has joined the board of the Oregon Cartoon Project. Gus is a native Oregonian, born in 1954, 100 years after…