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Digital poster with a pink background and a yellow sunburst. In the center, a figure with a large head and a small body is holding a large, spiky, green fruit. The figure is surrounded by a variety of plants and animals.

Two pages from Sound of Snow Falling are on display at the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum! The show is called: "Power Lines: Comics and the Environment". It's up through May 8th.

Exhibit copy: 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 that human beings have a complex relationship to the world we inhabit. We survive and thrive thanks to the earth’s many resources, but we also cause irreparable harm to the planet. This exhibit surveys over 100 years of comics that depict the pleasures and dangers of human interaction with the environment. Comics have captured it all—including fears about pollution, the celebration of nature preserves, anger at the failures of the Environmental Protection Agency, and the recognition of the ways environmental destruction and global warming disproportionately affect people of color.

a copy of The Academic Hour by Keren Katz

Curated by Jared Gardner and Elizabeth Hewitt.

🖤 Maggie

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