| The Future of Storytelling |
| Is it a book? A comic? A film adaptation? |
| Bicycle thief Igor Kenk all mashed up in ground-breaking graphic novel |
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Frames of video have been frozen, photocopied, scratched and smeared.  Join Queen's alumni Jason Gilmore (producer) and Alex Jansen (filmmaker, designer) and team members Nick Marinkovich (illustrator) and Craig Small (animation director) for a look at how the book was made and what's next. In conversation with Clarke Mackey, author of Random Acts of Culture.Graphics Plus: The Story of Kenk Thursday September 23, 7:00 - 8:15 pm Ellis Auditorium, 59 University Avenue, Queen's University Tickets $12.50 Free rush seats for Queen's students |
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KENK: A Graphic Portrait is a cutting edge cultural hybrid created not by an author but by a creative team of謡riter, filmmaker, illustrator, and producer. Soon to be an animated short, it is based on the story of Igor Kenk, named by The New York Times "the world's most prolific bicycle thief." 130 Johnson Street
Kingston, Ontario, Canada K7L 1X8
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