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Graphic Medicine dotMD Exhibition Goes Online and Global!

Dec. 5, 2021 by Comic Nurse

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guest post by Jane Burns (@JMBurns99) In 2019 Ian Williams and MK Czerwiec curated a fantastic exhibition of Graphic Medicine artwork for the dotMD Festival of Medical of Curiosity held at the National University of Galway in Ireland. (You can see a full article about the exhibition and the conference written by Ian Williams here.) It was a great experience to go to this conference, mostly because I got to meet Ian, MK and Dana Walrath in person!  The exhibition was amazing- drawings from so many Graphic Medicine artists and authors. As I am working on a PhD in Education… Read More

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Billy Ireland announces new exhibition called Power Lines: Comics and the Environment

Nov. 20, 2021 by Kevin Wolf

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Billy Ireland Cartoon Library and Museum announces Power Lines: Comics and the Environment (shown below), a new exhibition on a public health issue: the environment and human’s effect on it. BICLM is on campus at The Ohio State University in Columbus Ohio.  For some specific graphic works related to this topic, see a recent graphic medicine review on Climate Change and Environmentalists (https://www.graphicmedicine.org/comic-reviews/climate-change-environmentalists/)   Power Lines: Comics and the Environment November 13, 2021 – May 8, 2022 At the start of the 21st century, the term Anthropocene was coined to describe a new geological epoch defined by humanity’s transformation of the natural world.  Scientists have long known… Read More

Categories: Exhibitions Tags: climate change, environment

Cartoons in Time of COVID

Mar. 20, 2021 by Guest

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In Partnership with the Royal College of Physicians in Ireland  (RCPI) Heritage Centre Exhibition curated by Dr. Eoin Kelleher and Harriet Wheelock, RCPI Keeper of Collections     Guest Review by Jane Burns This exhibition has been developed from the artwork of Eoin Kelleher who has produced a series of Living with COVID Comics in the Irish Independent Newspaper since the start of the pandemic. Eoin is seasoned artist who has a fantastic way of connecting complex, emotive, and personal perspectives in comic formats. The exhibition is developed using Microsoft SWAY which makes it user friendly, interactive, and easy to share and… Read More

Categories: Exhibitions Tags: coronavirus, COVID-19, Pandemic

Comics & National Health Care Decisions Day

May. 6, 2018 by Comic Nurse

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April 16 was National Health Care Decisions Day,  an initiative of The Conversation Project, which works in collaboration with the Institute for Healthcare Improvement. The intent of the day is to ” inspire, educate, and empower the public and providers about the importance of advance care planning.” In at least two events in the U.S., comics had an important role in getting people talking about their advanced care plans. In Chicago, Life Matters Media (wonderful backstory on their beginnings here) sponsored four projects asking participants and passers-by “What does living well mean to you?” In the first, Alex Thomas, Gary Ashwal, and… Read More

Categories: Bioethics, Exhibitions, Health Education, Medical Humanities, Research, Uncategorized

Le Medicina en el Cómic

Nov. 19, 2017 by Ian Williams

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Charo Sabariegos professor at Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha got in touch to tell us that the the school of medicine in  Albacete, Spain, has put together a collection of graphic pathographies. They intend to make known the usefulness of comics to both teachers and students by holding an exhibition, Le Medicina en el Cómic from December until the end of February. The exhibition is divided into six major themes:  The interview with the doctor. Medical tests Feelings The great round of doctors (in honour of David B.) Waiting rooms. What is it? Extracts from comics are shown in each of the… Read More

Categories: comic strip, comics, Comics and Medicine, Exhibitions, Graphic Novels, Health Education, Medical Humanities Tags: Charo Sabariegos, Le Medicina en el Cómic

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