Gallery, Seules à Berlin [Alone in Berlin] — Comic Art Museum

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Sunday sketching sessions

Published on 10 September 2024

Join a sketching session led by a cartoonist every 3rd Sunday of the month.
The Comic Book Observatory 2024

Published on 23 December 2024

Are you Belgian and/or do you live in Belgium?Have you published a comic between January and December 2024? This form is for you! For the past 3 years, the Belgian Comic Strip Centre has been…
Masterclasses

Discover the secrets of 9th art in the company of exceptional speakers

Published on 12 September 2024

Masterclasses

Throughout this year, the Comics Art Museum is hosting a series of masterclasses. Once a month, we will be welcoming a renowned author. The author will give a talk on the theme and/or angle of…

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Gallery

Inspired by two witness accounts, Nicolas Juncker’s new album tells a compelling story. As can be seen from the selection of original artwork, the author uses pencil, wash drawing and charcoal to accurately recreate the oppressive ambiance of Berlin at the end of the Second World War. The bombardments, the anxiety of some and hope of others… the author’s approach uses different angles and experiences to add interest to his story. Through the journey of two woman he depicts the ambivalence of an era pervaded by many forms of violence. Hatred and fascism are rampant, leaving in their wake intense fear and helplessness. As one of the protagonists says: “Nothing will be like before” but life must go on… The BCSC is delighted to share this remarkable, touching story with its visitors.

Mélanie Andrieu, Belgian Comic Strip Center

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