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Comic Book Coloring Stricciones Y Creatividad” Titles Include: Bizarro Comics (DC), Nick- Festival ÑAM, Palencia, Spain, October 5, 2014 Matt Madden curriculum vitae areas of expertise contact • comics La maison des auteurs • art education 2 Bd Aristide Briand • comics criticism 16000 Angoulême • translation from French and Spanish France [email protected] +33 (0)6 80 67 55 80 teaching experience www.mattmadden.com faculty positions education Université de Picardie Jules Verne à Amiens University of Texas at Austin, May 1996 2013-2015 Austin, Texas USA Designed and led workshops teaching basics of cartooning language M.A., Foreign Language Education (TEFL) and skills to students in comics degree program. University of Michigan, May 1990 School of Visual Arts, 209 East 23 St., New York NY Ann Arbor, Michigan USA fall 2001-2012 B.A., Comparative Literature Classes taught include full year “Storytelling” class, a class on experimental comics, and a continuing education class, “Comics memberships & distinctions Storytelling” as well as a monthly seminar. Develop own syllabi and course materials. Chevalier dans l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres Paid consultant on curriculum development for Division of 2012 Continuing Education comics classes. Conseil d’Orientation de la Cité Internatio- nale de la Bande Dessinée et de l’Image Eugene Lang College, The New School, 65 West 11th Street, New 2013-present York NY Comics Committee, Brooklyn Book Festival Spring 2007 2011-present Taught intensive workshop class on comics storytelling to Advisor, Sequential Artists Workshop humanities and art students. 2010-present Member, OuBaPo, Workshop for Potential Comics Yale University, New Haven CT 2002- present summer 2004 National Association of Comics Art Educators Created and taught five-week intensive course called “Comics 2002-present Storytelling” taught in the English Department as part of Yale Graphic Artists Guild Summer Programs. 2001-2004 Comic Book Legal Defense Fund 2000-present workshops Founding member and organizer, Comix Exercises in Style 4-5 day workshop Decode Reading Series 2001-2006 • Lucerne College of Art & Design, Switzerland, April 18-April 21, 2016. • The Animation Workshop, Denmark, December 2-6, 2013. Comics and Fixed-Form Poetry Workshop, multi-day workshop taught at • Festival ÑAM, Palencia, Spain, September 29-October 3, 2014. sidelines • BD Master 2, École Européenne Supérieure de l’Image, An- goulême, France, May 2013; November 2013; November 2014. translations • Aalto University, Helsinki, Finland, September 2013 (from French and Spanish) • École Nationale Supérieure d’Art, Nancy, France, November “Modotti: Woman of the Twentieth Century” 2013. Excerpt from the graphic novel by Ángel de Four-Week Constrained Comics workshop la Calle, translated from the Spansih. Lycée Charles Coulomb, Angoulême, France, November- Words without Borders, February 2014: December 2012. International Graphic Novels: VIII, Ed. “Oulipo Workshop with Matt Madden” Susan Harris, February 2014. “Oubapo: Comics and Constraints from France,” Wexner Center for the Arts, Columbus OH, May 12, 2012. introduction and translation of three short 3-part comics workshop for teen interns comics by Oubapo (“Counting on You,” by Rubin Museum of Art, New York, NY, April 2012. Etienne Lécroart, “Palindrome” by François “Drawing Words & Writing Pictures: a Comics Workshop” Ayroles, “Acrostic” by Killoffer) Words without Borders, February 2013: Walter Gropius Master Artists Series, Huntington Museum of Art, Huntington WV, February 26-28 2010. International Graphic Novels: VII, Ed. Susan Harris, February 2013. “Comics Formalism: A Workshop on Creating Comics Through Les Soeurs Zabîme, translation from the Constraints” French of a comic by Aristophane International Comic Arts Festival (ICAF) 2003, Washington, D.C., New York NY: :01 First Second Books, September 4, 2003. 2010. “Le Wagram” translation from the French of a comic by Edmond Baudoin Rosetta #2, Ed. Ng Suat Tong, Gainseville bibliography FL: Alternative Comics, 2004. comics “Lolita Regiment,” translation from the Spanish of a short story by Guillermo OuPus 6 (featuring original contributions to “Oubapo: Histoire Fadanelli en Expansion” and French translations of “Prisoner of Zembla,” Exquisite Corpse, Ed. Andrei Codrescu, “Walker,” “The Bad Boys of Tinubu Square,” Tic Tac Toe comics, 1998. “Fuck Freely and Without Fear!”) Ed. Étienne Lécroart avec Matt Angora, translation from the French of a Madden, Paris: L’Association, June 2015. comic by Aurélia Aurita 20 Lines, Ed. 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