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On Loving Women
Kaspar

On Loving Women by Diane Obomsawin
On Loving Women is a new collection of stories about coming out, first love, and sexual…
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Kaspar by Diane Obomsawin
On May 28, 1828, began the official life of Kaspar Hauser, a young man who appeared…
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(Past Event) A Day with Diane Obomsawin

Montreal
November 24, 2016
(Past Event) 2016 FBDM: Festival BD De Montréal

Montreal
May 27, 2016 to May 29, 2016
(Past Event) Expozine 2014

MontrealNovember 15, 2014
(Past Event) Toronto Comic Arts Festival 2014

TorontoMay 10, 2014
(Past Event) Diane Obomsawin on tour for On Loving Women

Montreal Toronto

Diane Obomsawin Film Wins Best Independant Short at Ottawa Film Fest!

The Ottawa Citizen / September 26, 2016
Sex Scenes In Graphic Novels

BuzzFeed / March 6, 2015
For Book's Sake says of On Loving Women: "...sweet, understated and exquisitely-drawn..."

For Book's Sake / July 23, 2014
High-Low reviews On Loving Women

High-Low / June 27, 2014
London Free Press reviews ON LOVING WOMEN

London Free Press / May 30, 2014
Philadelphia Gay News Recommends On Loving Women for Summer Reading

Philadelphia Gay News / May 22, 2014

Hazlitt's The Arcade: Diane Obomsawin

Hazlitt's The Arcade / March 14, 2014

'Elbow Room' Animation!

NFB / August 3, 2014
'Here and There' Animation!

NFB / October 28, 2013

Featured Author: Diane Obomsawin

dianeobomsawin.com

Born in Montreal in 1959, Diane Obomsawin spent the first twenty years of her life in France. After studying graphic design, she returned to Canada in 1983 and turned her attention to painting, comics, and animation. Here and There, an autobiographical film about the artist's rootless childhood, has garnered numerous prestigious distinctions.

Over the years, Obomsawin has developed a unique style, achieving a balance between humour and seriousness, naivete and gravitas, realism and poetry. She has published two books with Drawn & Quarterly: her first, Kaspar, is about the life of Kaspar Hauser, and was accompanied by a short film of the same name; her second, On Loving Women, is about women's coming out experiences.

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