Ward Sutton has contributed the cover (seen above) for the Comics Issue of The Village Voice. You can link to the issue here.
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“Very Semi-Serious” Director receives fellowship
From About.com, April 6, 2011, this story about Leah Wolchock, Director of the documentary film, “Very Semi-Serious” receiving an award from the Tribeca Film Institute. Wolchock’s film focuses on New Yorker cartoonists.
Read moreNew Cat at The Algonquin; Bob Mankoff at Rutgers; Interview: Kate Beaton; Interview: Marcellus Hall; Roz Chast speaks
From The Wall Street Journal, this video profiling Matilda III, the latest of a long line of in-house cats residing at The Algonquin Hotel. From mycentraljersey.com, April 4, 2011, this article –“Rutgers presents free April 7 program on Yiddish, Jewish Cartooning” (with The New Yorker’s Cartoon Editor, Bob Mankoff). From Sequential Tart, April 4, 2011, this interview with Kate Beaton.
Read moreRejected Cartoons featured in Cartoon Limbo exhibit
From New Hope Arts, this listing of an exhibit, Cartoon Limbo, featuring rejected work by some of the great cartoonists, including James Thurber, Chester Gould (“Dick Tracey”), Dr. Suess, and Charles Schulz. From Phillyburbs.com, April 1, 2011, this related article, “Seal of Disapproval,” about the cartoonist behind the exhibit, Lewis Matheney.
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