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An Afternoon of Remembrance 2013

On Saturday March 2nd, a memorial for departed friends from the animation community will be held in Hollywood.

Running March 1st through the 24th at seven New York locations, includes numerous US Premieres of animated features.

The Zachęta National Gallery of Art in Warsaw, Poland, is presenting a retrospective of Polish animator Julian Antonisz (1941-1987), who …

I’m screening a six-hour marathon of classic Warner Bros. cartoons in 35mm. Join me.

Book publisher Denis Kitchen forwarded exciting news this morning: “The Art of Harvey Kurtzman”, a comprehensive retrospective of MAD …

The complete list of winners of the 40th Annual Annie Awards presented by Asifa-Hollywood.

It’s hard to imagine that not so long ago the only way to watch animated shorts from around the world was to attend a screening of Spike and Mike.

Leonard Maltin, voice actors Rob Paulsen & Maurice Lamarche and actor/producer Seth Green will be hosting the event.

To celebrate the upcoming 80th birthday of Richard Williams, 92Y Tribeca will present three evenings of screenings devoted to his …

Downtown Los Angeles gallery exhibition is the latest in an ongoing series centered on the art of animation.

Plympton is coming west, making one of his rare West Coast appearances at The Steve Allen Theater in Hollywood.

Attention New York animation archaeologists! A new screening curated by Tom Stathes, with rare prints from his vast archive.

Loopdeloop will be having its first public screening on their new home turf, Hollywood – and I’ll be there.

BREAKING NEWS: The Oscar nominations for Best Animated Feature and Shorts go to…

What better way to greet the new year, than to watch a mind-blowing set of abstract works by pioneering animator Len Lye.

Holiday boredom setting in? This will snap you out of it.

Animators Pablo Ferro, David Silverman, Phil Lord and Chris Miller are participating in a 24-hour online Telethon…

The Golden Globe nominees for Best Animated Film have been announced and I’m going to go out on a limb to predict the winner.

Each year we select eight classic cartoon shorts in 35mm Technicolor and project them at the Alex Theatre in Glendale…

The Museum of Modern Art is presenting a retrospective of work by legendary computer animator Lillian Schwartz at 7pm.