Sep 12, 2021
Artist; Kate Lacour
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Artist; Kate Lacour
Kate Lacour.
After several years of hard work, I’m so pleased to finally share this creepy and pretty book with you. #Vivisectionary is officially available now!
Hardcover, 136 pages, full color. Get it at your local bookstore or from @fantagraphics here
Happy birthday to Kate Lacour!
Episode 343 - Kate Lacour
With her new book, Vivisectionary (Fantagraphics), artist Kate Lacour has created a work of repulsive beauty (or beautiful revulsion). We get into the theme of transformation in her work, her untraditional notion of comics, whether Vivisectionary should be considered "body horror", the concentric narratives that comprise the book, and how nothing can prepare you for the insect life in New Orleans. Along the way, we talk about treating God like an art director, the twin joys of generation and decay, the symbology of her art, the wonders of going to the Art Students League in NYC for life drawing classes, her followup questions to the Gil Roth AMA episode, the intensely mixed attraction/repulsion reaction people have to her work, what made her most uncomfortable about doing a five-day journal comic, why she's adapting the Song of Solomon for her next work, and more! • More info at our site • Support The Virtual Memories Show via Patreon or Paypal
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