Ottawa International Animation Festival Starts Tomorrow
The 40th anniversary of North America’s biggest animation festival is here.
The 40th anniversary of North America’s biggest animation festival is here.
Annecy artistic director Marcel Jean examines the Ottawa grand prize-winning film “Inherent Obligations.”
The unique Italian digital arts conference VIEW is right around the corner. Here’s what you can expect.
The 27-year-old pitching and co-production market is one of the most important events in the world of European TV animation.
Chris Robinson looks at a few different ways to read the Ottawa grand prize-winning film “The Night of the Carrots.”
Miró, Matisse, Picasso, and…Woody Woodpecker?
A must-see screening series of Spanish animation, past and present, is coming to New York City.
Spend an evening with stop motion master Henry Selick, director of “Coraline” and “The Nightmare Before Christmas.”
An appreciation of Caroline Leaf’s powerful and significant film “Two Sisters,” a momentous celebration of the work of women’s hands.
The character design conference returns to NYC this November.
Before he became a key member of the team that made “Rugrats” and “Aaahh!!! Real Monsters,” Igor Kovalyov challenged the animation world with his enigmatic short, “Hen, His Wife.”
The master animator will be visiting New York City in September.
Animation historian Maureen Furniss revisits the Ottawa grand prize-winning short “The Man Who Planted Trees.”
Hanna-Barbera is getting an art show, and it’s not the one they deserve.
Over 70 guests from 13 countries will attend Pixelatl next month in Mexico.
The impressive craftsmanship of “Kubo and the Two Strings” is currently on display in Los Angeles.
The first edition of the festival will take place next year in Canada.
The ever-expanding Brooklyn animation scene offers two unique animation screenings this month.
Italy’s largest computer graphics and digital media conference has an amazing line-up of speakers this year from Disney, WB, Sony, Pixar, Laika, Zynga and beyond.
What happened in Montreal in 1967 has never happened before or since.