The direction of Expresso clarifies its' position in the face of issues raised nationally and internationally by the publication of a cartoon by António in the April 19 edition of Expresso.
Tuesday, April 30, 2019
Monday, April 29, 2019
Editorial cartoonist Musa Kart returns to prison
From the Cartooning for Peace website.
It is with great anger and sadness that Cartooning for Peace has learned that Turkish cartoonist Musa Kart, and some of his former colleagues from the newspaper Cumhuriyet, returned to Kandira prison to serve their sentences.
It is with great anger and sadness that Cartooning for Peace has learned that Turkish cartoonist Musa Kart, and some of his former colleagues from the newspaper Cumhuriyet, returned to Kandira prison to serve their sentences.
They surrendered to police to avoid being taken by force.
Tuesday, April 23, 2019
Women Cartoonists International Award – 2019
From United Sketches.
After months working on the concept and wonderful exchanges with Ann Telnaes, Marilena Nardi and Anne Derenne, United Sketches is honored to announce the very first International award dedicated exclusively to Women cartoonists.
After months working on the concept and wonderful exchanges with Ann Telnaes, Marilena Nardi and Anne Derenne, United Sketches is honored to announce the very first International award dedicated exclusively to Women cartoonists.
Sunday, April 21, 2019
Winners of the Euro-Kartoenale 2019
From the ECC website.
The Berlin Wall fell exactly 30 years ago and today we see new boundaries erected all over the world.
Agim Sulaj (Italy) |
This inspired the theme for the 22nd edition of the Euro-kartoenale Kruishoutem: ‘The Wall - in all its forms’.
Saturday, April 20, 2019
Front Line: Editorial Cartoonists and the First Amendment
"Drawing Blood: Comics and Medicine" Exhibition
From the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum.
Drawing Blood: Comics and Medicine, curated by Professor Jared Gardner opens this Saturday, April 20th at The Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum.
Rx: A Graphic Memoir by Rachel Lindsay, 2018 |
Friday, April 19, 2019
BICLM becomes Ohio's first historic journalism site
The Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum (BICLM) has been recognized as the first Ohio historic journalism site selected by the Society of Professional Journalists, Central Ohio Professional Chapter (SPJ) and the E. W. Scripps School of Journalism.
Wednesday, April 17, 2019
The Notre-Dame fire in cartoons
Tuesday, April 16, 2019
Darrin Bell wins the 2019 Pulitzer Prize for Editorial Cartooning
Darrin Bell receives the 2019 Pulitzer Prize as a cartoonist for The Washington Post Syndicate.
Monday, April 15, 2019
Dwane Powell 1944-2019
From The News & Observer.
Retired News & Observer editorial cartoonist Dwane Powell, whose drawings summarized and satirized decades of North Carolina political debates and decisions with humanity and humor, died Sunday night.
Retired News & Observer editorial cartoonist Dwane Powell, whose drawings summarized and satirized decades of North Carolina political debates and decisions with humanity and humor, died Sunday night.
Saturday, April 13, 2019
World Press Photo 2019 - Winners
On the Artsy website.
Photo of the Year
For 62 years, World Press Photo’s independent jury has recognized the photojournalists who best capture critical events around the globe.
Photo of the Year
Crying Girl on the Border, John Moore, Getty Images |
For 62 years, World Press Photo’s independent jury has recognized the photojournalists who best capture critical events around the globe.
Friday, April 12, 2019
US Supreme Court Will Hear Ted Rall's Anti-SLAPP Case
Cartoonist Ted Rall is one step closer to getting his day in court: the California Supreme Court has granted his Petition for Review in his anti-SLAPP lawsuit against the Los Angeles Times.
Rall had been attempting to sue the newspaper for wrongful dismissal and defamation, after he was fired as a contributor by the newspaper in 2015.
Monday, April 8, 2019
Saturday, April 6, 2019
Instagram deletes a Clay Jones anti-hate speech cartoon
After Clay Bennett, fellow cartoonist Clay Jones falls victim to "Community Guidelines" on hate speech and symbols.
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Friday, April 5, 2019
Cartoonists Rights Wins 2019 Freedom of Expression Campaigning Award
From Index on Censorship.
Winner of the 2019 Index on Censorship Freedom of Expression Campaigning Award, Cartoonists Rights Network International monitors threats and abuses against editorial cartoonists worldwide.
Winner of the 2019 Index on Censorship Freedom of Expression Campaigning Award, Cartoonists Rights Network International monitors threats and abuses against editorial cartoonists worldwide.
Wednesday, April 3, 2019
Steve Benson finds a new home at the Arizona Mirror
From the Arizona Mirror website.
Did you see Steve Benson’s cartoon today?
Since late January, the answer to that question for Arizonans who grew up with his daily skewering of the powerful on the editorial pages of The Arizona Republic was, sadly, “No,” because Benson was laid off by Gannett, the Republic’s parent company.
Since late January, the answer to that question for Arizonans who grew up with his daily skewering of the powerful on the editorial pages of The Arizona Republic was, sadly, “No,” because Benson was laid off by Gannett, the Republic’s parent company.
Tuesday, April 2, 2019
Facebook deletes a Clay Bennett anti-hate group cartoon
From the AAEC website.
On March 28, Facebook summarily deleted a week-old editorial cartoon by PulitzerPrize-winning political cartoonist Clay Bennett, and then warned him his complaint about the deletion had violated the site's community standards & deleted that.
On March 28, Facebook summarily deleted a week-old editorial cartoon by PulitzerPrize-winning political cartoonist Clay Bennett, and then warned him his complaint about the deletion had violated the site's community standards & deleted that.
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