Tuesday, May 08, 2007

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"DA BLACK AGE"
Promoting independent creativity.
NUMBER 10 IS IN!!!!
This year the Tenth Annual Black Age of Comics Convention will be held in Chicago at the Kenwood Academy High School at 5015 South Blackstone. Located in the culturally diverse Hyde Park/Kenwood Community which boasts the likes of Barack Obama, the University of Chicago, the Smart Museum, The DuSable Museum of African American History, The Little Black Pearl Art and Design Center, the Hyde Park Art Center, the Blackstone Library, and Pedro Bell of P-Funk fame as its residents. This community is also the birthplace of the Black Age of Comics.
Moving the convention to Kenwood Academy gives the convention a larger physical plant with good parking, nearby lodging, outstanding restaurants, scenic lakefront, and easy public transportation.
This event is produced by Onli Studios with support from the Graphic Novel and Anime-Manga Clubs of Kenwood Academy.
The term Black Age of Comics is copyrighted and trademarked to Turtel Onli



DATES: October 5th, Friday, Free admission Opening Reception 4:00pm to 7:00pm
October 6th, Saturday, Admission $5.00 Adults / $3.00 Children
Convention times 10:00am until 6:00pm


The Black Age Convention will be part of Chicago's Artists' Month Celebrations and will feature the Sustahs on HOODOO discussion group featuring Mary Fleener's comic book adaptation of the Voo Doo research work of Zora Neal Hurston.

The Brothas on Blood and Honor will discuss Alex Simmons' landmark soldier of fortune character, BLACK JACK.. Vendors and related exhibits will be in the hall ways.


For sponsorship opportunities or participation details contact onli@sbcglobal.net or 773-536-0755



Saturday, May 05, 2007


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Every fan, educator, artist, collector, editor, writer, and student of visual creativity should own a copy of this catalog from the amazing historic exhibition, OH:Other Heroes.

It only cost $50.00 from www.lulu.com and its proceeds go to a seriously needed scholarship fund for the victims of Hurricane Katrina. The exhibition and catalog are produced by the 2007 Glyph Award nominees, John Jennings and Damian Duffy.