Sounds and Pauses

The Comics of David Mazzucchelli

May 19 - August 23

Conversation with David Mazzucchelli and Dan Nadel , July 16th, 7pm

In celebration of the release of his highly-anticipated book, Asterios Polyp, The Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art is pleased to present David Mazzucchelli's first retrospective exhibition in the U.S. Mazzucchelli’s career encompasses early groundbreaking work in Daredevil and Batman: Year One; idiosyncratic short stories in his self-published anthology, Rubber Blanket, and elsewhere; the graphic novel adaptation of City of Glass; and his new graphic novel. For over 25 years, Mazzucchelli has distinguished himself with articulate storytelling and emotive drawings in service to comics in a variety of genres. Sounds and Pauses: The Comics of David Mazzucchelli presents over 80 original comic pages, drawings, prepatory sketches and covers from the artist’s archives, allowing an invaluable look at Mazzucchelli’s artistic journey.

The exhibition is curated by Dan Nadel.
Supprt for MoCCA and Sounds and Pauses: The Comics of David Mazzucchelli comes from Pantheon Books, Picturebox, the Will and Ann Eisner Foundation, and the members of MoCCA.

A signed and numbered limited edition poster by David Mazzucchelli is available for $20, plus $5 shipping. To order, please call 212-254-3511 or email info@moccany.org

Meanwhile... at 594 Broadway:

The Art of MoCCA's Volunteers

Featuring Tim Anderson, Hanni Brosh, Brendan Coyle, Shreya Dasgupta, Michael Diaz, Gary Dunaier, Max Foxman, Sam Marlow,

Louis Spano and Will Tutino

You're entering a story. A story not only of pictures or words, but of sequence. You're on a journey into a world whose boundaries are that of the fourth wall. It is the middle ground between art and entertainment, between abstraction and meaning, between fantasy and reality, and it lies between Houston and Prince street.

Meanwhile...
at 594 Broadway

The sun sets, as the doors of the Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art swing closed for the evening. The lights were brilliantly shining on the latest installations. the space was pleasant and inviting. A few smiling faces chatted with you before they kindly wished you a good evening. Who were these people?

During the day, MoCCA volunteers can be seen engulfed in every aspect of work necessary to keep this establishment running smoothly. This exhibition covers a full range of possibilities offered by these creators spanning generations, while exploring sequential art and pictorial narratives.

The exhibition is curated by Naiika Alfred, Tim Anderson and Sam Marlow.
Supprt for MoCCA and Meanwhile... at 594 Broadway comes from the Will and Ann Eisner Foundation and the members of MoCCA.