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Category Archives: hype & linkage

Piskets trilogi i Information

comics and cartooning, commentary and criticism, hype & linkageBy Matthias Wivel19 March 2016

I dagens bogtillæg til Information anmelder jeg Halfdan Piskets Dansker, tredje bind i hans mesterlige trilogi om hans fars liv — ja, egentlig er det en anmeldelse af hele trilogien. Læs den her, hvis du har abonnement, og læs evt. også min anmeldelse fra sidste år af trilogiens første bind, Desertør. Nåja, og læs også…

Patience i Information

comics and cartooning, commentary and criticism, hype & linkageBy Matthias Wivel5 March 2016

I dagens bogtillæg til Information kan man læse min anmeldelse af Daniel Clowes’ nyeste bog, Patience, der via Aben Maler fik verdenspremiere i Danmark lige før jul og nu snart udkommer på originalsproget. Man skal desværre have abonnement for at læse den online, men der er en lidt anderledes engelsk version her.

The Week

comics and cartooning, commentary and criticism, culture, current affairs, hype & linkage, pictorial artsBy Matthias Wivel29 February 2016

Just back from a quick trip to Venice for work. I had the opportunity to see the exhibition on Andrea Schiavone (1510-1563) currently on at the Museo Correr and will recommend it whole-heartedly. It’s the first exhibition ever devoted to this singular and very badly understood artist. The exhibition, curated by Lionello Puppi and Enrico…

Bacchus and Ariadne: the Long and the Short

commentary and criticism, hype & linkage, pictorial artsBy Matthias Wivel24 February 2016

Serendipity would have it that two separate digital initiatives at the National Gallery had me talking about one of my favourite paintings in the collection, Titian’s Bacchus and Ariadne, for two consecutive weeks. One was our #PaintedLovers campaign for the Valentine’s Day season, which consisted of a series of very short and (hopefully) to the…

Back at HU! With Daniel Clowes

comics and cartooning, commentary and criticism, hype & linkageBy Matthias Wivel16 February 2016

So today I made kind of a comeback. I’m back at the Hooded Utilitarian, where I haven’t posted for almost three years. Not because I haven’t wanted to, but because I’ve found it difficult to find the time to write something that lives up to the content generally provided at the site and, frankly, the…

Hr. Gris i Information

comics and cartooning, commentary and criticism, hype & linkageBy Matthias Wivel11 February 2016

Jeg så det ikke selv, men i sidste uge bragte Information min anmeldelse af Peter Kiellands mesterlige Hr. Gris, “En samling korte historier, der umærkeligt glider sammen til en episk livsfrise, der klæder livets gåder i urkomiske dyregevandter.” Hvis du har abonnement kan du læse den her.

Danish Comics of the Year 2015

comics and cartooning, commentary and criticism, hype & linkageBy Matthias Wivel10 February 2016

Paul Gravett is back with his annual roundup of the best comics from around the world. Once again, I’ve contributed my selection of the best Danish comics of last year. It is reproduced below, but check out the whole list here.

Information: satirebladet Spot!

comics and cartooning, commentary and criticism, current affairs, hype & linkageBy Matthias Wivel30 January 2016

I juni sidste år lancerede en gruppe journalister, tegnere og akademikere satirebladet Spot, som er tænkt som en art dansk pendant til Charlie Hebdo. Der er nu kommet fire numre og jeg forsøger at gøre status over det prisværdige men stadig noget tyndbenede initiativ i Information, med implicit forhåbning om mere og bedre og sjovere…

Florentine portraiture in the Burlington!

commentary and criticism, hype & linkage, pictorial artsBy Matthias Wivel6 January 2016

Just a quick heads up: the latest issue of the Burlington Magazine January 2016, No. 1354, vol. 158) includes my review of the excellent exhibition of Florentine sixteenth-century portraiture. Curated by Carlo Falciani, it is showing at the Musée Jacquemart-André in Paris till 26 January. Do go see it if you can, it’s a real…

Risbjerg og Pandolfo i Information

comics and cartooning, commentary and criticism, hype & linkageBy Matthias Wivel20 December 2015

Der er gået længe siden sidst, og lang tid siden jeg skrev anmeldelsen, men nu er jeg tilbage i Informations spalter med en vurdering af Terkel Risbjerg og Anne-Caroline Pandolfos double feature fra tidligere i år, Mina — mit liv som kat og Niels Lyhne-parafrasen Skarabæernes konge. Den kan læses (bag avisens paywall) her.

Drawn and Quarterly 25 Years!

comics and cartooning, commentary and criticism, hype & linkageBy Matthias Wivel3 October 2015

Over at The Comics Journal I’ve just published a review of seminal comics publisher Drawn and Quarterly’s massive 25th-anniversary book, which is actually more of a short essay on the significance and particular qualities of the publisher. Go read it here.

Fremtidens Araber i Information

comics and cartooning, commentary and criticism, hype & linkageBy Matthias Wivel4 August 2015

I ugens bogtillæg til dagbladet Information kan man læse min anmeldelse af første bind af Riad Sattoufs Fremtidens Araber, udgivet på dansk af Cobolt. Det er i et vist omfang samme tekst, men kortere og på dansk, som den jeg for nogle uger siden skrev til The Comics Journal om Sattouf og hans bestseller.

Hype: The Rotland Inquiry

comics and cartooning, commentary and criticism, current affairs, hype & linkageBy Matthias Wivel30 July 2015

Ryan Standfest, publisher at the small-press (dark) humor operation Rotland Press, recently put out the first issue of the Rotland Inquiry, which focuses on Charlie Hebdo, the Paris murders and their aftermath. Standfest has assembled an impressive range of cartoonists, critics and historians who present a variety of viewpoints and thoughts and images on the…

Sattouf’s Arabe du futur at TCJ

comics and cartooning, commentary and criticism, hype & linkageBy Matthias Wivel21 July 2015

Over at The Comics Journal, the latest installment of my all-too-infrequent comics on European comics features an introduction to Riad Sattouf and a short review of the first two volumes of his current bestseller L’Arabe du futur. Both volumes have sold well over 200.000 copies in France and translations are appearing all over the place.…

Lille Kvast i Information

comics and cartooning, commentary and criticism, hype & linkageBy Matthias Wivel15 July 2015

Denne uge bringer Information Bøger min anmeldelse af Pierre Bailly og Céline Fraiponts første fire bind af den dejlige børneserie Lille Kvast, der er udgivet i Danmark af Forlaget Forlæns. Læs den her.

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