"Comics in the City: Sequential Art Is..."
SEP 25 - OCT 20, 2025
Exhibition Dates: September 25th - October 20th, 2025
Opening Reception and WinC Artist Market: September 27 | 11:00 AM
Gallery Hours: Open 7 days a week from 12 - 5 PM
Curated by Regine L. Sawyer
Sequential art represents many things to many people. By definition, it is a "form of visual storytelling that uses a series of images (also called panels or frames) to convey a narrative." This narrative is mostly commonly displayed in comic books, cartoons, and storyboards. It takes a whole creative team to make a comic book, including artists, writers, inkers, colorists, editors, and letterers. They all contribute to what makes sequential art storytelling great and pop culture icons like Wonder Woman, The X-Men, The Avengers, and Superman relevant.
This fall, Flushing Town Hall will present comic book artists, writers, and cartoonists, from all different backgrounds and from across the NYC metro area to showcase their work, expressing to audiences what sequential art means to them.
Participating Artists:
Opening Reception and WinC Artist Market: September 27 | 11:00 AM
Gallery Hours: Open 7 days a week from 12 - 5 PM
Curated by Regine L. Sawyer
Sequential art represents many things to many people. By definition, it is a "form of visual storytelling that uses a series of images (also called panels or frames) to convey a narrative." This narrative is mostly commonly displayed in comic books, cartoons, and storyboards. It takes a whole creative team to make a comic book, including artists, writers, inkers, colorists, editors, and letterers. They all contribute to what makes sequential art storytelling great and pop culture icons like Wonder Woman, The X-Men, The Avengers, and Superman relevant.
This fall, Flushing Town Hall will present comic book artists, writers, and cartoonists, from all different backgrounds and from across the NYC metro area to showcase their work, expressing to audiences what sequential art means to them.
Participating Artists:
| Bryan Angrand | Alisa Harris-Norico | Omar F. Olivera |
| Harlon Avant | Will Heydecker | David Palsgrove |
| Kim Chan | C. Lillian Hong | Pensir |
| Tzu-Ying (Naomi) Chan | Felix Quiñonez Jr. | Jason Quinones |
| Ivy Zheyu Chen | Edanur Kuntman | Carlo Quispe |
| Sally Chen | Jesse Lambert | RAIM |
| Elliot Cowan | Alice Meichi Li | Laura Joh Rowland |
| Jo Cowtree | Siyang Lim | Josh Steinbauer |
| Caitlin Du | Aidian Lin | Teira |
| Vito Giancaspro | Alexandria Lopez | Kristilyn Waite |
| Chris Gomez | MARICAMA | Steven Walker |
| Casey Grenier | CJ McWillis | Paul Williams |
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Regine L. Sawyer (curator) is a long-time comic book writer, essayist, and editor working for companies such as DC Comics, Marvel Comics, Oni Press, Z2 Comics, Comic Book Resources, Time Magazine and more. She is also the Coordinator and Founder of the Women in Comics Collective International (WinC), an organization that supports women and gender expansive people of color working in the comic book and multimedia industry. In 2024, Sawyer received an Eisner Award, the Bob Clampett Humanitarian Award, for her humanitarian work in the Comic Book industry. |