Falafel with Hot Sauce - E-book - Epub fixed layout

Name: Falafel with Hot Sauce
Price: 7.49 EUR
Author: Michel Kichka
ISBN: 9791032809358

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Acclaimed political cartoonist and comic book author Michel Kichka (Second Generation) brings us the fascinating, informative, and uplifting autobiographical tale of his love affair with Israel, a land he was inspired to move to at the age of twenty. From culture shock and Israeli customs to the mandatory military service, from art school to political conflict and human tragedies, he delivers a richly detailed account of his life as an artist, family man, peace advocate and Belgian Jew turned Israeli, living in the beautiful and troubled city of Jerusalem.

Date de parution

20/11/2019
Editeur

Europe Comics
Collection

Falafel with Hot Sauce
ISBN

979-10-328-0935-8
EAN

9791032809358
Format

Epub fixed layout

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Biographie de Michel Kichka

Michel Kichka was born in 1954 in Liège, Belgium. His family survived the concentration camps of World War II. After his first year studying architecture in 1973 in Liège, he moved to Israel, and in 1974 joined the Bezalel Academy of Fine Arts in Jerusalem to study graphic design. After graduating in 1978, he worked as a freelance illustrator for newspapers and children's books. He became a teacher of illustration and press drawing at Bezalel in 1982.
In 1997, he turned to television and became a political cartoonist for Israel's channel 2. In 2009 he received the "Dosh Award" for his work as an illustrator in Israel. His drawings have been published in international journals such as "Courrier International, " "Herald Tribune" and "L'Arche, " as well as at TV5 Monde and on a wide variety of websites. Michel Kichka has also invested heavily in charities such as "Cartooning for Peace" alongside Plantu.
He is the technical advisor for the Cartoon Museum in Holon (near Tel Aviv). His work in comics includes the autobiographical "Deuxième generation" (Dargaud; "Second Generation, " Europe Comics) and "Falafel sauce piquante" (Dargaud; "Falafel with Hot Sauce, " Europe Comics). He now lives in Jerusalem with his wife and their three children.