Miriam Katin

Paris Review

Miriam — Sat, 20 Apr 2013 08:58:19 +0000

A very nice article written by Yevgeniya Traps along with some photos containing details that about the things my Mom surrounds herself with while she works. Usually when I visit I like to look through all the different items and see if she added anything new. If I do find something she always has a story connected with it, unless it’s a cartoon from the New Yorker where it’s all pretty self explanatory and we both chuckle.

Blame it on New York!

Miriam — Thu, 18 Apr 2013 09:13:30 +0000

Yesterday evening at Soho Digital art, Mom was part of a panel that included some comic heavies: Bob Sikoryak, Peter Kuper, Al Jaffee, Mom, Bob Fingerman, and Dean Haspiel.

While it would have been nice to tag along, I am sure it would have been a jittery weak-in-the-knees affair for me. Peter Kuper and Al Jaffee being one of my all time favorites.

As the title implies, the panel discussed how living in New York City influences their work.

MOCCA 2013

Miriam — Sun, 14 Apr 2013 08:57:56 +0000

Mom thanks everyone who came out to MOCCA. A nice photo of her signing books. Next her is Fiona, who used to be an intern for D&Q and now lives in Brooklyn, joined up to help with D&Q and MOCCA.

I always chuckle at the title MOCCA, imagining that is what comic book and graphic novelists drink in order to meet their deadlines.

A series of her pages from previous and current works were on display in the exhibition area. Missed this by a few days. Wish I could have been there.

Ilan who?

Miriam — Thu, 11 Apr 2013 06:53:10 +0000

After a some deliberation, my Mom and I decided that it is best that for the sake of transparency, and seeing as how I manage all of her social media stuff, I will write as me.

You can still email Miriam directly using the address available on this page. However if you send a message via the facebook page, you’ll get me, and I am working on setting up a twitter account for the hash tag addicts.

P.S. I am only occasionally as cranky as I am portraid in the panel above.

It’s real

Miriam — Tue, 09 Apr 2013 23:21:30 +0000

Carousel at Dixon Place, April 10th 2013

Miriam — Sat, 06 Apr 2013 13:16:33 +0000

The next event!

Featuring comics, shadow puppets, music, pencil sharpening, and much more from:  James Godwin,  ME  , David Rees, Crosby & James Romberger , Doug Skinner , and Julia Wertz  .

When: Wed. April 10, 2013 at  7:30 pm

Where: Dixon Place:  161A Chrystie Street (btwn Rivington & Delancey), NYC

How: Tickets:  $12 (advance)  $15 (at the door)  $10 (students/seniors)  or TDF

Advance tickets & info:  www.dixonplace.org   (212) 219-0736

(The Dixon Place Lounge is open before, during, and after the show. All proceeds directly support DP’s mission and artists.)

My own report from the New York book launch event

Miriam — Wed, 03 Apr 2013 17:32:52 +0000

NY release party date

Miriam — Tue, 05 Mar 2013 17:31:48 +0000

Excited to announce the official release party for LETTING IT GO in New York City at Book Culture, Thursday March 21st at 7 PM.

The address is: 536 West 112th St.

Look forward to seeing you there!

LETTING IT GO book cover design

Miriam — Fri, 15 Feb 2013 21:41:13 +0000

I am very proud that this time I made up the title and also designed
the cover.

I love the spine. That and the whole book was designed and edited by Tracy Hurren, Managing Editor at Drawn&Quarterly and a fine artist on her own right.

She created something wonderful out of the mess I handed to her.
I especially love her taking the red tail hawks and the pigeons for
the endpapers. Who would have thought about that. She did. And it works so well.

The release is next month and will be followed by several public signings. Stay tune for the exact dates times and locations as they will be announced here or on my facebook page.

We Are On Our Own, Korean Edition

Miriam — Mon, 26 Nov 2012 11:41:18 +0000

The Korean edition of We Are On Our Own is now available. The publisher is Esoop in Seoul. They expressed their hope that with this book they will introduce the subject of Holocaust to a younger generation in Korea and fight xenophobia. But the sincerity of the publishers goes beyond just words. The “Heliante Project” in charge of the translation is donating their royalties to Yad Vashem in Jerusalem.