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A COMICA REVIEW BY:

KULTURE FLASH


KultureFlash is a free, weekly newsletter covering happenings and openings in and around London. The following review appeared in the Kulture Flash blog in 2004.

Art Spiegelman has described how he despises the fact that there’s no place for the comic book as artwork. Neither word nor image, it sits in that wonderful place that’s both serious and playful, great art and wonderous pop, both high and low. Yet childhood’s escape is now slowly being infiltrated by more adult, existential questions with images that are more for the artistic eye than the youthful one. With Comica, the ICA is doing what it does best: reaching out to culture’s fringe. In collaboration with the Institut Francais—and in its second edition—this is an opportunity to see, read and hear about the latest hot things working between image and word.

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Reviews

"A Comica event - but at the V&A?!"
Jinty

"...a comprehensive, varied and exciting season that demonstrated the reach and diversity of the art form."
The Comics Journal

"...a two-week celebration of the art form..."
The London Paper

"...it's a great time to be a comics fan in London!"
Chris Thompson

"...the viewer's efforts were amply rewarded by the superb quality of nearly every comic in the exhibit."
Alison Frank

"I was about to fall off my chair from overstimulation."
Sarah McIntyre

"Featuring some of the most critically-acclaimed international comic book creators..."
Tripwire

"It was a real learning experience."
Tom Humberstone

"Gives the comic form the cultural representation the UK doesn't normally see."
David Greene

"Comiket... was packed to bursting with enthusiastic, earnest artists hustling their work."
Mike Leader