Video Of Interest: Tom Toro In Conversation With Michael Maslin The Hudson Valley’s Panda TV was on hand last week to film Tom Toro and this cartoonist in conversation at Oblong Books in Rhinebeck, NY. Watch here. Tom’s appearance was part of a book tour for his cartoon collection, And To Think We Started As A Book Club… __________________________________________________________________________ The
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Sunday Spill: The Tilley Watch Online, October 13-17, 2025; Fave Photos Of The Week; A New Yorker State Of Mind Dives Into The Issue Of Sept. 28, 1935
The Tilley Watch Online, October 13-17, 2025 An end of the week listing of New Yorker artists whose work has appeared on newyorker.com features Daily Cartoons: Dan Misdea, Ali Solomon, Brendan Loper, Adam Douglas Thompson, Nathan Cooper. See them here. Barry Blitt’s Kvetchbook: “Donald Wins The War On Crime” Cartoon Highlights 2006-2015: the latest in a series of selected New Yorker
Read moreSaturday Spill: Peter Kuper’s “Insectopolis” Opening At The Society Of Illustrators; Early Cover Release; Centennial Celebration Cartoon Gallery, 1965-1975; Tilley Watch Online, May 12-16, 2025
Peter Kuper’s “Insectopolis” Opening At The Society Of Illustrators A whiz-bang opening planned (dubbed a “Museum Mixer”) for Peter Kuper’s new book, Insectopolis: A Natural History. Mr. Kuper began contributing to The New Yorker in 2011 (visit his website here). Here’s what’s happening May 22 at The Society Of Illustrators: Even more information here! ______________________________________________________________________ Early Cover Release: As
Read moreFriday Spill: Early Release Of The April 7, 2025 Cover; Tommy Siegel Is The Latest Guest On the Cartoon Caption Contest Podcast; Paul Karasik Talks Paul Auster; Fave Photo Of The Week…Allen & Chast
Early Release: Barry Blitt’s Cover for Next Week’s Issue As they do every so often, The New Yorker has early released its next cover. In a short piece on its website, the magazine notes that Mr. Blitt has borrowed “the visual imagery of Stanley Kubrick’s 1964 film, “Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb.”
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