The Round-up
September 10, 2014 in Events, General, Links, News
Detail from Scene & Heard on the hacking trial © David Ziggy Greene. Click to enlarge
An exhibition of original art by Procartoonists.org member David Ziggy Greene, drawn for the reportage strip Scene & Heard, which has appeared in Private Eye since 2011, is at the Orbital Comics Gallery, 8 Great Newport Street, London, from 12 September until 10 October.
Entitled Scene & Hung, the exhibition ties in with the release of a book collection of Scene & Heard strips, described by Charlie Brooker as “as addictive as shelling and eating pistachio nuts”.
Meanwhile, PCO member Martin Rowson also has a collection out, called The Coalition Book, and is profiled by his local paper in south London.
Moose Kid Comics, the new venture by the cartoonist Jamie Smart and others, is taking over the Cartoon Museum in London for one afternoon only on 20 September, with workshops and talks by Smart, Gary Northfield and others. Booking is advisable: more details at the Cartoon Museum site.
BuzzFeed has a long piece, with lots of cartoons, “readers’ letters” and photos, on the unlikely rise, fall, and rise again of Viz comic.
Private Eye cartoon © Cluff
An exhibition of cartoons, drawings and paintings by John Longstaff, better known as Cluff, is at the Crown Street Art Gallery in Darlington from 20 September until 13 November. Cluff has been the Northern Echo cartoonist since 1990 and is also seen regularly in magazines such as Private Eye.
The Echo has news of an exhibition of Matt cartoons at Nunnington Hall, near York, from 13 September until 2 November. The selling exhibition is organised by the Chris Beetles Gallery.
A few interesting articles from the US: The Atlantic has an interview with the influential political cartoonist Pat Oliphant; Comics Alliance has a career-spanning interview with Berkeley Breathed; and the Huffington Post talks to the Ren and Stimpy creator John Kricfalusi.
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Cartoon round-up: Bob Diamond and the MPs
July 5, 2012 in Comment, General, News
“You fool, Bob! How are we going to manage now?” © Stanley McMurtry for The Daily Mail @ procartoonists.org
Following our post on Monday about Bob Diamond of Barclays bank, here is how some of the UK’s cartoonists have responded to his resignation and appearance at the Treasury Select Committee at Westminster.
© Dave Brown for The Independent @ procartoonists.org
© Steve Bell for The Guardian @ procartoonists.org
© Matt Pritchett for the Telegraph @ procartoonists.org
© Matt Buck Hack cartoon for MSN @ procartoonists.org
© Andy Davey for The Sun @ procartoonists.org
© Neil Kerber and David Black for The Mirror @ procartoonists.org
© Kipper Williams for The Guardian @procartoonists.org
If you have seen any more we should feature please let us know in the comments. Our membership portfolios are also full of work like this.
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