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LAKEWOOD, Colo., Jan. 31, 2025 ~ Renowned author, artist, and animation historian Mindy Johnson will be speaking at Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design (RMCAD) on Tuesday, February 11, 2025, as part of the college's Visiting Artist, Scholar, + Designer (VASD) Program. The event will take place at 5:30 p.m. MT and can be attended in person or viewed online.
Johnson's talk will focus on the pursuit of historical truth in the face of imperfect sources, with a particular emphasis on the stories of female animators who have often been overlooked and under-documented. As a recipient of prestigious awards such as the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences – Film Scholar Award, the ASIFA-Hollywood Animation Educators Forum Grant, and a Family Choice Award, Johnson is a leading authority in animation and film history.
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Her published works include Ink & Paint – The Women of Walt Disney's Animation and Tinker Bell – An Evolution. She has also contributed to notable projects such as The Walt Disney Film Archives –The Animated Movies 1921-1968 and Marc Davis: Walt Disney's Renaissance Man. In addition to her impressive body of work, Johnson served as an associate producer for the award-winning documentary Pencils vs. Pixels.
RMCAD President Brent Fitch expressed excitement about welcoming Johnson to campus, stating that her journey serves as an inspiration for students pursuing careers in the creative industry. He also highlighted the value of these artist talks in providing students with opportunities to learn beyond the classroom.
To attend this free public event, interested individuals can reserve their seat through RMCAD's website or watch the live stream online. Don't miss this chance to hear from one of the most influential figures in animation and film history!
Johnson's talk will focus on the pursuit of historical truth in the face of imperfect sources, with a particular emphasis on the stories of female animators who have often been overlooked and under-documented. As a recipient of prestigious awards such as the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences – Film Scholar Award, the ASIFA-Hollywood Animation Educators Forum Grant, and a Family Choice Award, Johnson is a leading authority in animation and film history.
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Her published works include Ink & Paint – The Women of Walt Disney's Animation and Tinker Bell – An Evolution. She has also contributed to notable projects such as The Walt Disney Film Archives –The Animated Movies 1921-1968 and Marc Davis: Walt Disney's Renaissance Man. In addition to her impressive body of work, Johnson served as an associate producer for the award-winning documentary Pencils vs. Pixels.
RMCAD President Brent Fitch expressed excitement about welcoming Johnson to campus, stating that her journey serves as an inspiration for students pursuing careers in the creative industry. He also highlighted the value of these artist talks in providing students with opportunities to learn beyond the classroom.
To attend this free public event, interested individuals can reserve their seat through RMCAD's website or watch the live stream online. Don't miss this chance to hear from one of the most influential figures in animation and film history!
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