Above is from Jennifer Camper’s Juicy Mother, a superlative anthology. Courtesy of Jennifer Camper. Copyright Jennifer Camper.
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Jennifer Camper is a cartoonist and graphic artist living in Brooklyn, New York. 
Her art examines life from a perspective that is irreverent, female, queer, and mongrel (Lebanese American). Her work often explores gender, race, class, and politics, as well as sexuality, mermaids, and robots. She’s also a teacher, a cartoon editor, and the creator of the Queers & Comics Conference.
Her books include Rude Girls and Dangerous Women, a collection of her cartoons, and subGURLZ, a graphic novella following the adventures of three women living in abandoned subway tunnels. She also edited two Juicy Mother comics anthologies. Her cartoons and illustrations have appeared in numerous publications, and have been exhibited internationally.
Cartoon Editor Women’s Review of Books 2006 – present
Editor Queer Pin-Ups a card deck featuring art by 54 cartoonists. Northwest Press, 2015
(Lambda Literary Award Finalist)
A comix anthology.Juicy Mother 1: Celebration, editor and contributor, Soft Skull Press, 2005
Lambda Literary Award Finalist)
A comix anthology.
subGURLZ, Cleis Press, 1999
(Lambda Literary Award Finalist)
The adventures of three twisted women living in abandoned subway tunnels.
Rude Girls and Dangerous Women, Laugh Lines Press, 1994
A collection of Camper cartoons.
2013 Words and Pictures, AMP Gallery, Provincetown, MA
2012 COMIX, AMP Gallery, Provincetown, MA
Group Shows
2015 WonderWomen, Katherine E. Nash Gallery, Mpls, MN
2015 Busts AMP Gallery, Provincetown, MA
2010 Fi Taharrok: Jouzourona wa Mostaqbalona, Högkvarteret, Stockholm, Sweden
2010 World War 3 Illustrated, The Soho Gallery for Digital Art, NYC
2009 Comics Worlds and the World of Comics, Kyoto Manga Museum, Kyoto, Japan
2006 No Straight Lines: Queer Culture and the Comics, Cartoon Art Museum, SF, CA
2005 Wear Me Out, ONE National Gay and Lesbian Archives, Los Angeles, CA
2003 Ladyfest, Manchester, England
2000 Picturing the Modern Amazon, The New Museum, NYC
1999 Women Cartoonists, Bluestockings, NYC
1994 Bad Girls, The New Museum, NYC
1994 Festival International de le Ban Dessinée, Sierre, Switzerland
1992 San Francisco Cartoon Art Museum, San Francisco
1992 Triplex Gallery, NYC
1991 The New School of Social Research, NYC
1995 Queer Cartoons, A Different Light, NYC
1990 The Cartoon Show, Lesbian & Gay Community Center, NYC
School of Visual Arts, New York University, Laguardia High School TEDx Talk, Queens Museum of Art, Moore College of Art and Design, Rutgers University, Fine Arts Work Center, Bronx Academy of Arts and Dance, Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art, Al-Noor School, AWAAM, Asian American Arts Alliance, Brooklyn Public Library, Hetrick-Martin Institute, etc.
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