Portland-based artist and author Anders Nilsen is that rare talent who is as deft with basic line forms as with imaginative tableaus of plants and animals that suggest vast other worlds. Nilsen grew ...
Multiple Ignatz Award-winner Anders Nilsen is a philosophical cartoonist, both in his approach to creation (he likes restrictions) and in the content of his work. Poetry Is Useless, newly out from ...
Anders Nilsen, cover of ‘Poetry is Useless’ (click to enlarge) It’s rather difficult to read, but not impossible — Poetry is Useless should be absorbed over a long period of time, and not necessarily ...
Anders Nilsen is taking on Amazon with his new project. He is encouraging fans to avoid the online retailer when buying his self-published God and the Devil at War in the Garden. "I'm asking people ...
Josh Bayer (writer); Bayer and Ben Marra (story), Marra (art); Das Pastoras (cover); Paul Lyons (Cover); Anders Nilsen (cover) MAY 2017 The American public is being manipulated. The media is powerless ...
Anders Nilsen‘s comics series, Big Questions, began 15 years ago as a simple xeroxed sheet passed along to friends. Since then, as the Chicago-based cartoonist puts it, “I’ve lived in four different ...
Tonight at 6pm, Northwestern’s Block Museum of Art (40 Arts Circle Dr., 847-491-4000) hosts an all-star panel of comic artists discussing “how the graphic novel is making its impact on the literary ...
Anders Nilsen, a Minneapolis-born artist currently living in Chicago, doesn’t want to blow your mind with his work, but definitely might, at least in terms of the vacuum between innocence and tragedy.
Drawn & Quarterly, comiXology and Amazon are pleased to announce today that a distribution agreement is now in place to sell Drawn & Quarterly's digital comics and graphic novels across the comiXology ...
The first time I visited Anders Nilsen’s Humboldt Park apartment, back in the spring, he had only two pieces of art up in his living room. One was a Polaroid portrait of his late fiancee, Cheryl ...
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