Ventura County Star editorial cartoonist Steve Greenberg will have his own exhibit featuring nearly 70 pieces from his 30 year career. There is an opening reception on the February 25 from 3-5 pm. The exhibit runs through March 30th at The Workmen’s Circle/Arbeter Ring in Los Angeles. The exhibit is entitled, “Burning Bushes: Editorial Cartoons […]
The Helen Day Art Center will be opening a new exhibit entitled Fine Toon: The Art of Vermont Cartoonists to feature 13 cartoonists with Vermont ties including Harry Bliss, Frank Miller, Ed Koren, Hal Mayforth, James Sturm, Stephen Bissette, Alison Bechdel, Tim Newcomb and Jeff Danziger. The exhibit runs through March 31 and costs $5. […]
Clarion-Ledger editorial cartoonist Marshall Ramsey’s exhibit opens tomorrow with 101 of his best editorial cartoons from the last 10 years with the Mississippi newspaper. There’s a good write-up about it on the Clarion-Ledger’s web siteFrom his blog he described what he felt when he saw the exhibit before the official opening: For a reason that […]
E&P is reporting that there is a new exhibit planned at the Charles M. Schulz Museum that is focusing on the influence of Peanuts on cartooning and pop culture. The exhibit runs March 3rd through January 28 of 2008 and will include over 50 comics and 50 editorial cartoons that reference Peanuts.
Charles Boyce is being honored with an exhibit of his feature, Compu-Toon in Barrington, IL. He was interviewed by the Daily Herald about that event.
For those in the Lincoln Nebraska area, there is an exhibit beginning on February 9 at University of Nebraska-Lincoln will feature art from Chris Ware, Enrique Chagoya, Jon E. Gierlich and S. Clay Wilson, Red Grooms and Krazy Kat creator George Herriman.The focus of the exhibit is about the relationship between comic art and high […]
Washington Post editorial cartoonist Tom Toles has an exhibit of his work starting tomorrow at the Burchfield-Penney Art Center in Buffalo, NY. The exhibit runs through March 25. Tom has history in the Buffalo area. He worked for the Buffalo News before moving to the Post. Hat tip to E&P and Comics Reporter.
Michael Vance, curator of the Oklahoma Cartoonists Museum writes in to alert us about a new short film on YouTube about the museum. I’ve mentioned the Oklahoma Cartoonists Museum before back in March when they received over 2000 comic books, magazines and comics strips for their collection as well as in October when they had […]
In continued celebration of 10 years with the Clarion-Ledger, Marshall Ramsey’s work will be on exhibit from February 17 â?? April 15, 2007 according to his blog and E&P. The exhibit will have original cartoons and Marshall mentions the possibility of a computer so that attendees can blog their experience. Check his blog for location […]
Charles Boyce, creator of Compu-toon, will have a two month exhibit of his comic panel at the Barrington Area Arts Council Gallery in Barrington, IL. The exhibit begins January 8th and runs through February 28th.
Mike Rhode over at the ComicDC blog mentions that the Cartoon American exhibit in the Library of Congress has been extended for another month. The new close date is February 24th.
The Library of Congress has posted video of the speakers of the opening of the Cartoon America exhibit in the Library of Congress. Speakers included: Jules Feiffer, Brian Walker, Ann Telnaes, and Kevin Kallaugher. Running time is 46 minutes.
The Cartoon Art Museum in San Francisco will be holding two events starring some of comic history’s great features. On December 12, the museum will host a “Draw Me a Possum” presentation that will feature artwork and other Pogo related items. According to E&P, three Pogo experts are to speak as well. The museum will […]
Mike Rhode who writes the ComicsDC blog has posted photos of the opening of the Cartoon America exhibit at the Library of Congress. He has photos of Jules Feiffer, Kevin “KAL” Kallaugher, Ann Telnaes, and Brian Walker.
This year seemed to be a big year for comic exhibits. We had two really big exhibits: the Masters of American Comics and now the Cartoon America exhibit in the Library of Congress. The Washington Post has written their review of the exhibit.