Tag: American Pop
Carl Bell, Animator Who Touched All Corners of the Industry, Has Died
News is circulating in the Hollywood animation community that animator Carl Angus Bell — a prolific artist whose 41-year career carried him across diverse...
Pioneering, ‘Immensely Private’ Animator Brenda Banks Has Died
Brenda Banks, one of the first Black women to become a professional animator, reportedly died December 30, 2020. The news was shared from the...
Annecy 2018 Celebrates Brazilian Animation & Musical Influences
As revealed at the close of last year’s event, the 2018 Annecy International Animation Film Festival will shine a spotlight on Brazilian animation, working...
Bakshi Talks ‘Last Days of Coney Island’
This story originally appeared in the December 2015 issue of Animation Magazine.
Ralph Bakshi has long been one of the true rebels of animation, having...
A Master Back at Work
Ralph Bakshi returns to animation with Last Days of Coney Island, a mini-movie he animated almost completely by himself and released online.
Ralph Bakshi has...
American Cinematheque Sets Bakshi Retrospective
Legendary animator Ralph Bakshi is coming west for a two-day retrospective of his feature film work at the American Cinematheque’s Aero Theatre in Santa...
BAM Plans Bakshi Retrospective in May
Animator Ralph Bakshi will be honored with a retrospective at the Brooklyn Academy of Music from May 9-20.
Bakshi's films included such cult-hit classics as...
American Cinematheque Plans Adult Animation Series
The American Cinematheque is planning an "Animation for Adults" series, beginning this Thursday (Jan. 9) and running through Jan. 25 at the Egyptian Theater...
Bakshi Pokes Fun at Politics in ‘Trickle Dickle Down’ Short
Legendary animator Ralph Bakshi has released a new, political short film called Trickle Dickle Down on YouTube.
Baskhi, who is best known for directing such adult-oriented...
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