Aftershock: Artists Respond to Disaster in Japan: More Reviews

Sunday, January 29, 2012

More Reviews

A not so favorable review of the book by Metropolis Magazine in Tokyo.

1 comment:

Jonathan BaylisJanuary 29, 2012 at 1:06 PM
Hmm, Godzilla, check!
Samurai reference, check!
No anime, but manga style-art!
:-)
Jonathan
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Aftershock: Artists Respond to Disaster in Japan
paperback, 136 pgs

A global response to the combined disasters of the tsunami, earthquake and nuclear meltdown that occured in Japan in March, 2011. Over 35 contributors from 5 continents including Jeffrey Brown, Noah Van Sciver, Carrie McNinch and Ben Snakepit share their thoughts and feelings about Japan. The proceeds from this book will be donated to relief efforts in northeast Japan.

$12 USD

AFTERSHOCK

After the terrible events of March 11th, 2011 the entire world has sat glued to their television sets, waiting with bated breath for the other shoe to drop. We are all affected - we are all tsunami victims. We all share the helpless feeling of being trapped in the waiting room, unable to do anything to help.

What is the artist role after such a disaster? Without medical skills, or search and rescue experience, what sort of assistance can we offer. Sympathy. Solidarity. Hope.

Aftershock is about restoring hope. Aftershock is a collective project from creators around the world, sharing their thoughts, feelings, condolences, experiences and memories of the nation of Japan. The proceeds of this book will be donated to rehabilitating and rebuilding disaster struck areas of Tohoku and Kanto.