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Part of the opening performance at the Paper Weather Workshop yesterday--artist Jessica Higgens interacts with artist Alison Knowles using paper's sound and movement. The two artists, who are also mother and daughter, used paper to create sound on, around, or in relationship to one-another.

This workshop is part of Knowles' week-long residency at Audiotheque this week, and the instruments made at Turn-Based Press yesterday will be used in Knowles and Higgens' performance this Friday night, at 8 PM, as part of the Listening Club series. The paper used in this video was hand-made by artist and papermaker Lisa Haque (Lisa Switalski), who demonstrated various paper-making techniques to and assisted workshop participants.

It was a great Sunday at ArtCenter/ South Florida.

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Vulture has an interview with Tom Hart, of the Sequential Artist Workshop and the Hutch Owen graphic novel series, about his graphic memoir chronicling the emotional and personal fallout following the unexpected death of his young daughter in 2011.

Turn-Based Press brought Hart to Miami in 2014 to lead our Comic Art Workshop, which was held in conjunction with our comic-art inspired exhibition "Tell It to My Face". Both Hart and his wife, illustrator and graphic novelist Leela Corman, had works in the exhibition. One of Hart's exhibited works was a loving and poignant piece addressing the experience of parental grief.

The exhibition later traveled to the Florida Keys Community College gallery, providing the opportunity for a wider audience to see the show; the exhibition at FKCC was also used as inspiration for student coursework.

The Worst Moment of This Writer’s Life Became One of the Best Things You’ll Read All Year Graphic novelist Tom Hart discusses his new book, which details loss in a stunning way.