ChannelDraw
Gianluca Costantini
Publications

Vdor Break 21, 5° International Festival of young independent artists 2001

The comics section of the BREAK 21 Festival presents young independent authors with short comics. The theme of this year’s BREAK 21 comics section was Break Comics Trough Art. The following selection is also a catalogue of the comics exhibition which was held at KUD France Prešern (18. 5. – 5. 6.
2001). Continuing with tradition of previous festivals, we have invited some guests to present their work in person. Bart Schoofs, Enisa Bravo and
Goran Dujaković-Feniks will be happy to join us.

For BREAK 2L: Igor Prassel in coilaboration with fre Stripburger magazine.

Most popular Publications

  1. Adesso liberate Patrick Zaky. Oggi il giorno della decisione
  2. Libye
  3. I poliziotti penitenziari indagati per tortura e lesioni aggravate
  4. Primo risultato del governo Draghi. Zingaretti si dimette e il PD esplode
  5. Cannibal Kitsch

Slovenia / Stripburger

Vdor Break 21, 4° International Festival of young independent artists 2000

10 May 2000

Stripburger n°25 Special issue on Italian comics

15 September 1999

XXX (Strip) burger

22 May 1999

Vdor Break 21, 3° International Festival of young independent artists 1999

03 May 1999

Publications

Channeldraw, catalog

A catalog dedicated to Gianluca Costantini’s work, activism and art. With texts, photos, interviews …

San Michele Cemetery Island

Questo libro è una sorta di canto per oggetti, frammenti, ed è anche un viaggio visivo dedicato al Cimitero di S. Michele.

Human Rights Portraits

Ritratti e storie delle donne e degli uomini in prima fila nella lotta per i diritti civili. Un viaggio visivo e intenso attraverso Sessant’anni di attivismo internazionale, fatto di battaglie contro le dittature, le guerre, i soprusi che in questi decenni hanno coinvolto tutto il mondo.

Arnold Zable. You are not alone: 100 years of PEN International

Writers go to prison for the courageous pursuit of their craft and PEN has been working to get them out. Melbourne writer Arnold Zable tells the story of PEN International – from its creation out of the scars of World War 1 to bring societies together through their literature, to its growing human rights work across the globe, protecting freedom of speech and supporting imprisoned writers.

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