100 Years of Narrative Art: From Peter Pan to My Little Pony - BronyCon 2014

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How far has culture come since the Victorian Era? Has modern art and entertainment really been in decline? Do such different mediums like film and comics influence each other or do they exist in bubbles. Come on a 100 year journey as we use to Major Arcana Tarot Cards to examine 22 major events that have influence modern culture. From October 10th, 1911 the Publication of Peter Pan to October 10th, 2011 the one year anniversary of My Little Pony, we will look at major works like James Joyce’s Ulysses (Modern Novel), Lovecraft’s Mountains of Madness (Literary Game), Orson Well’s Citizen Kane (Golden Age of Film), Alan Moore’s Watchmen (Dark Age of Comics), John K’s Ren and Stimpy (Animation Renaissance), Jun Maeda’s Clannad (Birth of Visual Novel), and more, and how they defined and influence modern media and culture.

Recorded in the Hall of Moon on Saturday, August 2nd, 2014 at BronyCon 2014.

About BronyCon: Based in Baltimore, Md., BronyCon is the premiere convention for My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic fans of all ages. Last year’s event drew more than 9,600 attendees from all seven continents.This year’s event, scheduled for Aug. 7-9, 2015 at the Baltimore Convention Center, is expected to trump that figure. The convention features special guests, diverse programming, and a multi-night music festival. For more information, check out bronycon.org.

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