Sara Granér

Sara Granér (1980) was born in Lund, but lives and works in nearby Malmö – a city she relocated to when she went to Serieskolan (Comic Art School) there.

Granér exploded on the scene in 2008 with Det är bara lite AIDS (It’s just a bit of AIDS), published by Galago. Her book generated a great deal of attention and Granér was commissioned by the Swedish daily Dagens Nyheter to create a series of cartoons for their Culture Section.

Granér is a member of the feminist comics collective Dotterbolaget (the Swedish word for “subsidiary” is made up of daughter + company, which here invokes an image of sisterhood), and her work has been exhibited at several major venues, such as Kulturhuset in Stockholm. Her comics poke fun at society, and Granér is un

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