event Big Funny: A Celebration Of The Newspaper Comic Strip

It's no secret that with each passing year, the newspaper business looks more and more battered and bruised due to declining readership and all that jazz. This collaborative art project pins the blame where it surely belongs: crappy comics sections. Once upon a time, the funnies were actually funny, with art that hadn't been reduced to the point where a microscope is needed to read it. With Big Funny, Northeast gallery Altered Esthetics joins forces with local artists from the International Cartoonist Conspiracy and Big Time Attic to print a 48-page newspaper comics section in the style of the early days of cartooning, but given a modern lift. The Aug. 7 opening reception features music from Roe Family Singers.

It's no secret that with each passing year, the newspaper business looks more and more battered and bruised due to declining readership and all that jazz. This collaborative art project pins the blame where it surely belongs: crappy comics sections. Once upon a time, the funnies were actually funny, with art that hadn't been reduced to the point where a microscope is needed to read it. With Big Funny, Northeast gallery Altered Esthetics joins forces with local artists from the International Cartoonist Conspiracy and Big Time Attic to print a 48-page newspaper comics section in the style of the early days of cartooning, but given a modern lift. The Aug. 7 opening reception features music from Roe Family Singers.

It's no secret that with each passing year, the newspaper business looks more and more battered and bruised due to declining readership and all that jazz. This collaborative art project pins the blame where it surely belongs: crappy comics sections. Once upon a time, the funnies were actually funny, with art that hadn't been reduced to the point where a microscope is needed to read it. With Big Funny, Northeast gallery Altered Esthetics joins forces with local artists from the International Cartoonist Conspiracy and Big Time Attic to print a 48-page newspaper comics section in the style of the early days of cartooning, but given a modern lift. The Aug. 7 opening reception features music from Roe Family Singers.

It's no secret that with each passing year, the newspaper business looks more and more battered and bruised due to declining readership and all that jazz. This collaborative art project pins the blame where it surely belongs: crappy comics sections. Once upon a time, the funnies were actually funny, with art that hadn't been reduced to the point where a microscope is needed to read it. With Big Funny, Northeast gallery Altered Esthetics joins forces with local artists from the International Cartoonist Conspiracy and Big Time Attic to print a 48-page newspaper comics section in the style of the early days of cartooning, but given a modern lift. The Aug. 7 opening reception features music from Roe Family Singers.

It's no secret that with each passing year, the newspaper business looks more and more battered and bruised due to declining readership and all that jazz. This collaborative art project pins the blame where it surely belongs: crappy comics sections. Once upon a time, the funnies were actually funny, with art that hadn't been reduced to the point where a microscope is needed to read it. With Big Funny, Northeast gallery Altered Esthetics joins forces with local artists from the International Cartoonist Conspiracy and Big Time Attic to print a 48-page newspaper comics section in the style of the early days of cartooning, but given a modern lift. The Aug. 7 opening reception features music from Roe Family Singers.

It's no secret that with each passing year, the newspaper business looks more and more battered and bruised due to declining readership and all that jazz. This collaborative art project pins the blame where it surely belongs: crappy comics sections. Once upon a time, the funnies were actually funny, with art that hadn't been reduced to the point where a microscope is needed to read it. With Big Funny, Northeast gallery Altered Esthetics joins forces with local artists from the International Cartoonist Conspiracy and Big Time Attic to print a 48-page newspaper comics section in the style of the early days of cartooning, but given a modern lift. The Aug. 7 opening reception features music from Roe Family Singers.

It's no secret that with each passing year, the newspaper business looks more and more battered and bruised due to declining readership and all that jazz. This collaborative art project pins the blame where it surely belongs: crappy comics sections. Once upon a time, the funnies were actually funny, with art that hadn't been reduced to the point where a microscope is needed to read it. With Big Funny, Northeast gallery Altered Esthetics joins forces with local artists from the International Cartoonist Conspiracy and Big Time Attic to print a 48-page newspaper comics section in the style of the early days of cartooning, but given a modern lift. The Aug. 7 opening reception features music from Roe Family Singers.

It's no secret that with each passing year, the newspaper business looks more and more battered and bruised due to declining readership and all that jazz. This collaborative art project pins the blame where it surely belongs: crappy comics sections. Once upon a time, the funnies were actually funny, with art that hadn't been reduced to the point where a microscope is needed to read it. With Big Funny, Northeast gallery Altered Esthetics joins forces with local artists from the International Cartoonist Conspiracy and Big Time Attic to print a 48-page newspaper comics section in the style of the early days of cartooning, but given a modern lift. The Aug. 7 opening reception features music from Roe Family Singers.

It's no secret that with each passing year, the newspaper business looks more and more battered and bruised due to declining readership and all that jazz. This collaborative art project pins the blame where it surely belongs: crappy comics sections. Once upon a time, the funnies were actually funny, with art that hadn't been reduced to the point where a microscope is needed to read it. With Big Funny, Northeast gallery Altered Esthetics joins forces with local artists from the International Cartoonist Conspiracy and Big Time Attic to print a 48-page newspaper comics section in the style of the early days of cartooning, but given a modern lift. The Aug. 7 opening reception features music from Roe Family Singers.

It's no secret that with each passing year, the newspaper business looks more and more battered and bruised due to declining readership and all that jazz. This collaborative art project pins the blame where it surely belongs: crappy comics sections. Once upon a time, the funnies were actually funny, with art that hadn't been reduced to the point where a microscope is needed to read it. With Big Funny, Northeast gallery Altered Esthetics joins forces with local artists from the International Cartoonist Conspiracy and Big Time Attic to print a 48-page newspaper comics section in the style of the early days of cartooning, but given a modern lift. The Aug. 7 opening reception features music from Roe Family Singers.

It's no secret that with each passing year, the newspaper business looks more and more battered and bruised due to declining readership and all that jazz. This collaborative art project pins the blame where it surely belongs: crappy comics sections. Once upon a time, the funnies were actually funny, with art that hadn't been reduced to the point where a microscope is needed to read it. With Big Funny, Northeast gallery Altered Esthetics joins forces with local artists from the International Cartoonist Conspiracy and Big Time Attic to print a 48-page newspaper comics section in the style of the early days of cartooning, but given a modern lift. The Aug. 7 opening reception features music from Roe Family Singers.