Kim A Munson

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Kim A Munson (MA SFSU) is an art historian, author, artist, and curator living in the San Francisco Bay Area. Her upcoming book "Comic Art in Museums" will be published by University Press of Mississippi in 2020. Under Neurotic Raven, she has published two exhibition catalogs "Dual Views: Labor Landmarks of San Francisco" (Blurb) & "On Reflection: the Art of Margaret Harrison" (Ingram/Amazon). She often contributes essays on comic art, museum exhibitions, labor emblems, and other topics to books, academic journals, and online publications.

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Présentations

San Francisco Labor Landmark Photography

Comics, Fine Art and Museums 2009

Revisting The Comic Art Show: Whitney Museum 1983

Evolution of an Emblem: the Arm & Hammer

Modern Chinese Calligraphy

100 year history of the AFL-CIO logo.

Union Label History

Censorship & Superbodies: The Creative Odyssey of Margaret Harrison

Documents

Morrie Turner At SFPL

60 Years of Beetle Bailey: A Tribute to Mort Walker

Mark Bode - Wizards, Lizards & Broads

Bloom County at CAM

Korean Comics: A Society Through Small Frames

Margaret Harrison - "The Bodies are Back"

J’aime

You Suck at PowerPoint

The Gen-Yers Guide to Surviving Your Performance Review

Understanding Graphic Design

Early History of Comics Part 2

Online Resources for Asian Art Research at the Metropolitan Museum of Art