This talk by Patrick Kyle is part of a series of talks and performances curated by AGO Artist in Residence Alicia Nauta as part of her March Break installation A book from the world tomorrow. Artist talks and musical performances at 2 pm daily.

Patrick Kyle is a Commercial Illustrator from Toronto, Canada. Since graduating from The Ontario College of Art and Design in 2009 he has created illustrations for The New York Times, Lucky Peach, Bloomberg Businessweek, The MIT Technology Review, The Baffler, Transworld Skateboarding and many others. He is the author of the graphic novels Black Mass (Mother Books, 2012), Distance Mover (Koyama Press, 2014), Don’t Come in Here (Koyama Press, 2016), Everywhere Disappeared (Koyama Press, 2017), Roaming Foliage (Koyama Press, 2018) and The Death of The Master (Koyama Press, 2019) Patrick is an active member of Toronto’s independent comic book and zine community and has contributed to organizing the small press portion of The Toronto Comic Arts Festival since 2009. He became a co-organizer of the annual small press exhibition Zine Dream in 2015.