ANAGNORISIS FINE ARTS & THE BROOKLYN ART PROJECT will be participating in The inaugural Verge Brooklyn Art Fair PUBLIC HOURS Thursday, Friday & Saturday, 3 – 5 March, Noon to 10 pm Sunday, 6 March, Noon to 6 pm LOCATION … Continue reading
the logo I designed for the Box, projected on the curtain of their London club
DC Comics just released part two of Puppet Makers, my and John Leavitt’s murder mystery set in robo-Versailles. Says DC: Jean continues to navigate the decadence of court in search of the missing king, while trying to resist the distractions … Continue reading
Greg “Craola” Simkins is curating a group show at Gallery 1988, where over 100 artists interpreted the anti-hero of Watership Down. I really enjoyed making my piece “Night and Day.”
On Saturday night, Dances of Vice threw The Powerhouse Stomp, a party paying homage to the cartoons of the 1930′s and 40′s. Vintage styled dames and dandies crowded into Liberty Hall at the Ace Hotel (one my favorite haunts in … Continue reading
This Saturday evening, I’m creating a giant drawing at The Ace Hotel for The Dances of Vice’s Powerhouse Stomp, their tribute to classic cartoons EVENT: POWERHOUSE STOMP: A Tribute to Classic Cartoons of the 1920-40s TIME & DATE: February 19, … Continue reading
Page from my sketchbook, 2001. The window at Shakespeare and Company, Paris This Spring, I’ll be releasing many pages from my old travel sketchbooks on my iphone app.
You can now get my art on iphone cases thanks to the wonderful folks at Izozzi. Throw off your bland Speck case and drunkenly drop your phone in style.
Every year, I do the art for The Box’s birthday. For the last four years, they’ve been my favorite client, encouraging me go to places darker, sicker, more criticial and depraved with my art than anyone else has let me. … Continue reading
Chinashop Mag just posted Angouleme is the Anti-San Diego, my writeup of the most amazing comic con I’ve ever been lucky enough to attend. I’m still spending my days idling in bed reading all the French comics I emptied my … Continue reading
I'm Molly Crabapple, an artist and writer in New York. My art show, Shell Game, was covered by press including New Republic, Rolling Stone, Fast Company, Wired, and The American Reader. My work can be found in the permanent collections of the New York Historical Society, the Rubin Museum of Art, and the Groucho Club. I've published several books, including Discordia (with Laurie Penny), and the forthcoming Straw House. I write a monthly column for VICE, and my essays have appeared at CNN, The Paris Review and Jacobin.
