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Truth, Power and…Cartoons: Are Political Cartoons Irrelevant?

Posted on February 6, 2014 by andydavey

What is the future for political cartooning in the digiverse? In a world where national politicians wield less power, do cartoonists target the right power brokers? Are they hampered by corporate ownership? How accessible will cartoons be now that we read news online? How will they be seen? Does it matter? Where are my spectacles? Why did I come upstairs? Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged cartoons, Christian Adams, digital future, Martin Rowson, Morten Morland, Peter Brookes, political cartoons, power, Steve Bell, truth | Leave a comment

Political Cartoons of the Year

Posted on December 4, 2013 by andydavey

And so to the Political Cartoon Society’s annual cartoon awards bash at the old home of the Tory party on Smith Square. It’s now occupied by a smart PR outfit. Erm…no change, then. Most of the Tories have long gone, following … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Ben Jennings, Bob Moran, Dave Brown, Ellwood Atfield, Martin Rowson, Peter Brookes, political cartoon, political cartoon society, Rob Murray, Steve Bell, The Guardian, The Sun, The Times. The independent, Tim Benson | Leave a comment

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