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Graphic Brighton 2024 – Graphic Architecture is the Theme for this Year’s Two Days of Free Comics-Related Talks and Panels on December 13th-14th

  • by Broken Frontier Staff
  • December 6, 2024

A heads up for this year’s Graphic Brighton festival which, as ever, has a great line-up of presentations, talks and academic panels, all taking place at the University of Brighton City…

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Graphic Brighton 2022 Returns on May 27th-28th with Guests Including Michael Rosen, Woodrow Phoenix and Zara Slattery

  • by Broken Frontier Staff
  • April 28, 2022

It’s pleasing to see in-person events gradually returning to the comics calendar including Graphic Brighton, an event we’ve enjoyed immensely in the past and one that has a cracking line-up…

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Graphic Brighton Returns May 3rd-4th with a Focus on Educational Comics – Guests Include Hannah Berry, Ian Williams, Warren Pleece, Alison Sampson, Owen D. Pomery and Muna Al-Jawad

  • by Andy Oliver
  • April 12, 2019

Coming up at the beginning of next month the Graphic Brighton symposium (curated by Barbara Chamberlin, Alex Fitch and Elle Whitcroft) returns to the University of Brighton with an emphasis this…

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