Breena Nuñez's guest appearances

Breena Nuñez

We Want the Airwaves

State Of The Art

Rightnowish

Salvi History

David Goodman

Rahul Mehta

Scott Belsky

Hari Kondabolu

Abhishek Singh

Hadi Eldebek

Virgie Tovar

Gabby Rivera

Alicia Eggert

Morehshin Allahyari

Angelo Vermeulen

Aamer Rahman

Joanne Wilson

Greg Gage

Kira Wampler

OwlTail

Dorothy Santos

Afro Guatemalan-Salvadoran cartoonist, Breena Nuñez joins Dorothy Santos in a discussion about comics, graphics novels, and queerness through a multicultural lens. Breena dives into the back story of some of her comics, her experiences growing up as Afrolatinx and how the seemingly unconnected threads of her childhood converged to weave her into the cartoonist she is today. *Helpful Links*Nagual - animal guardian Comics mentioned in this episode:Trinidad Escobar, http://www.trinidadescobar.com/Avy Jetter, http://nuthingoodat4.com/Julie Fiveash, https://jooliefiveash.tumblr.com/tagged/jooliecomix-About Breena Nuñez-Breena is an Afro Guatemalan-Salvadoran cartoonist based in Oakland, CA by way of San Bruno and South San Francisco. Breena also identifies as a non-binary womxn who uses She/Her/They/Them pronouns. She is currently pursuing an MFA in Comics at California College of the Arts. Breena's drawings and writings focus on Afrolatinx diaspora, Central American experiences, queer people of color, and socially awkward animal people. Her comics are primarily self-published as zines, and are accessible at zine fests, small press expos and through her online Etsy shop. Breena's work has been featured in online articles and interviews with CultureStrike, Fierce Mitú (one authored by Alán Pelaez Lopez and another by Stephanie Ginese), Taco Talk with Julio Salgado, Huffington Post, Prime Vice, Colorlines, The Beat, Remezcla, and The Baylies.Learn more at https://www.breenache.com/Follow her @breenache

Afro Guatemalan-Salvadoran cartoonist, Breena Nuñez joins Dorothy Santos in a discussion about comics, graphics novels, and queerness through a multicultural lens. Breena dives into the back story of some of her comics, her experiences growing up as Afrolatinx and how the seemingly unconnected threads of her childhood converged to weave her into the cartoonist she is today. *Helpful Links*<a href="https://www.britannica.com/topic/nagual" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Nagual</a> - animal guardian Comics mentioned in this episode:Trinidad Escobar, <a href="http://www.trinidadescobar.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.trinidadescobar.com/</a>Avy Jetter, <a href="http://nuthingoodat4.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://nuthingoodat4.com/</a>Julie Fiveash, <a href="https://jooliefiveash.tumblr.com/tagged/jooliecomix" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://jooliefiveash.tumblr.com/tagged/jooliecomix</a> -About Breena Nuñez-Breena is an Afro Guatemalan-Salvadoran cartoonist based in Oakland, CA by way of San Bruno and South San Francisco. Breena also identifies as a non-binary womxn who uses She/Her/They/Them pronouns. She is currently pursuing an MFA in Comics at California College of the Arts. Breena's drawings and writings focus on Afrolatinx diaspora, Central American experiences, queer people of color, and socially awkward animal people. Her comics are primarily self-published as zines, and are accessible at zine fests, small press expos and through her online Etsy shop. Breena's work has been featured in online articles and interviews with CultureStrike, Fierce Mitú (one authored by Alán Pelaez Lopez and another by Stephanie Ginese), Taco Talk with Julio Salgado, Huffington Post, Prime Vice, Colorlines, The Beat, Remezcla, and The Baylies. Learn more at <a href="https://www.breenache.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.breenache.com/</a>Follow her <a href="https://www.instagram.com/breenache/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@breenache</a>

Queerness with Guest Host Dorothy Santos & Cartoonist, Breena Nuñez

Lawrence Lindell

 Queer Black and brown punk weirdos in love! In this episode, Breena Nuñez and Lawrence Lindell, both cartoonists, musicians, and educators, tell the story of how they met and how the places they grew up shaped them. They also discuss getting what you need out of art school DESPITE the faculty and administration, making a living off of art (but pursuing higher education to make a living as teachers), and their "gateway" comics and punk bands.  To see some of Breena’s comics about their Afrolatinx experience, and learn more about their work: http://www.breenache.com To see Lawrence’s affirming comics about queerness and Blackness: http://lawrencelindellstudios.bigcartel.com Read the transcript at scribd.com/artactivistnia. Support the podcast at patreon.com/artactivistnia.

Queer Black and brown punk weirdos in love! In this episode, Breena Nuñez and Lawrence Lindell, both cartoonists, musicians, and educators, tell the story of how they met and how the places they grew up shaped them. They also discuss getting what you need out of art school DESPITE the faculty and administration, making a living off of art (but pursuing higher education to make a living as teachers), and their "gateway" comics and punk bands.  To see some of Breena’s comics about their Afrolatinx experience, and learn more about their work: <a href="https://www.breenache.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.breenache.com</a> To see Lawrence’s affirming comics about queerness and Blackness: <a href="https://lawrencelindellstudios.bigcartel.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://lawrencelindellstudios.bigcartel.com</a> Read the transcript at <a href="scribd.com/artactivistnia" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">scribd.com/artactivistnia</a>. Support the podcast at <a href="patreon.com/artactivistnia" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">patreon.com/artactivistnia</a>.

95: Breena Nuñez and Lawrence Lindell