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Pitch Black: Don't Be Skerd (Hardback)
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all these other countries) Usually dispatched within 48 hours | |Short Description for Pitch BlackAnthony Horton is a homeless artist living underneath the New York City subway system. He draws what no one else sees. With art and words from both of Landowne and Horton, they map out Hortons world--a tough one from many perspectives--in this nonfiction work. Young adult.
Full description- Publisher: Cinco Puntos Press,U.S.
- Published: 30 October 2008
- Format: Hardback 40 pages
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- Categories: Biography: Arts & Entertainment | Memoirs | Graphic Novels: True Stories & Non-fiction | Poverty & Unemployment
- ISBN 13: 9781933693064 ISBN 10: 1933693061
- Sales rank: 256,040
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Cultural Writing. Graphic Novel. Both Youme and Anthony Horton are artists. While part of Youme's art is listening long and hard to the stories of the people she meets, part of Anthony's is making art out of what most people won't even look at. Thus began a unique collaboration and conversation between these two artists over the next year, which culminated in Anthony's biography, the graphic novel PITCH BLACK. With art and words from both of them, they map out Anthony's world--a tough one from many perpectives, startling and undoing from others, but from Anthony's point of view, a life lived as art. Youme Landowne is a painter and book artist who thrives in the context of public art. She studied cross-cultural communication through art at the New School for Social Research and Friends World College. Born in 1968, Anthony Horton is a homeless artist who lives underneath New York City. His work can be seen along the tunnel walls in the darkest parts of the transit system.
