The fourth iteration of Cloudscape’s Comics in Transit project is LIVE! This year we’ve teamed up with the folks at Heritage Vancouver and a team of local artists and storytellers to bring you seven new comics on the theme of “Post Pandemic Hopes.” Like the previous versions of Comics in […]
Since 2017, Cloudscape Comics has partnered with the city of Vancouver to present Comics in Transit: An anthology of one page comic posters placed inside of bus shelters across the city. Cloudscape’s latest installment in the series features stories about family history, written and drawn by Indigenous BC comics artists. […]
Cloudscape Comics is super please to announce a gallery exhibition at Red Gate Arts Society for Comics in Transit 2019! Comics in Transit is a long-running art project that installs one page comic stories in transit shelters around the Vancouver area for the public to read. This year, we are […]
Where: Laura C Muir Theatre, Douglas College 700 Royal Ave, New Westminster, BC V3M 5Z5 When: Monday, March 26 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM On March 26, join us for an exhibition of all the posters from our “Comics in Transit 2017” posters at the Douglas College Muir Theatre Foyer. Nine Canadian […]
Our latest Comics in Transit told the tales of many refugees in comic form, stories of their trials and tribulations coming to Canada. The comic pages were large, as each one was put in bus shelters for the public to read. Now the comic are available at our studio. To […]
The Vancouver Sun has published a great piece about the Mokhovikovas, a family of Russian refugees who were featured in “So We Ran,” Anna Bons’ contribution to our Comics in Transit series. “Vancouver artist Anna Bron, who coincidentally is also Jewish and was born in Russia, was thrilled to create the Mokhovikovas’ […]
Our Comics in Transit comics are currently appearing in bus shelters all over Vancouver, and we encourage you to check them out. Also, remember that we have a contest for the first people who post an image of each Comics in Transit location. So far we’ve received photos from people for […]
In 2015, we at Cloudscape launched “Comics in Transit,” a series of one-page that appeared in bus shelters all over Metro Vancouver. The comics were by local prominent comic creators such as Colin Upton, Nina Matsumoto, and James Lloyd, and explored stories of numerous cities all over the world. Now a […]
An article on Comics in Transit, our big public art project, is featured on IVOH, and includes an interview with Comics in Transit creator and Cloudscape executive director Oliver McTavish-Wisden: Founded in 2015, Comics in Transit creates original, poster-sized comics for display in bus shelters and transit stops around Vancouver and […]
PBS Newshour interviews Mohammed Alsaleh, a Syrian refugee who is one of the many refugees having their story told in comic form through Cloudscape Comics’ Comics in Transit. The news segment also features Jonathon Dalton, the Cloudscape artist who is helping to tell Mr. Alsaleh’s story.
