Caitlin Cass Event Schedule Sorry, I just saw this schedule today, too late for most of the events, but not for the final two. Cailtlin Cass began contributing to The New Yorker in August of 2018. Her most recent book is Suffrage Song (read all about it on her website). ____________________________________________________________________ Sarah Booth Is the Latest Guest On The Cartoon
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Wednesday Spill: Pub Day For Caitlin Cass’s “Suffrage Song: The Haunted History Of Gender, Race And Voting Rights In The U.S.”; Book On The Horizon: “Cartoonists Against Racism”; Articles Of Interest…Bob Eckstein, Asher Perlman
_______________________________________________________________________________ Pub Day For Caitlin Cass’s Suffrage Song Article Of Interest: “This Cartoonist Wants to Tell The Complicated History Of Women’s Voting Rights”— an article from The 19(th), featuring Caitlin Cass, whose Suffrage Song: the Haunted history Of Gender, Race And Voting Rights In The U.S. is out today. The Spill congratulates Ms. Cass. Ms. Cass began contributing to
Read moreFriday Spill: An Abe Birnbaum St. Patrick’s Day Cover; Case For Pencils Spotlights Caitlin Cass
An Abe Birnbaum St. Patrick’s Day Cover Mr. Birnbaum remains one of my all-time favorite New Yorker cover artists. I do wish someone would publish a collection of his work (one hundred and forty-one New Yorker covers!). Here’s his Spill A-Z entry: Abe Birnbaum Born, New York City, 1899. Died June 19, 1966, New York City. New Yorker work: 1929
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Weekend Spill: Upcoming Exhibit Of Interest…Edward Koren At The Peabody Essex Museum; Article Of Interest: Zach Kanin; Latest ToonStack…”Deep Dark Droll Fears”; The Tilley Watch Online, September 27 – October 1, 2021
Upcoming Exhibit Of Interest: Edward Koren We’ll have to wait til March of 2022 to see “Down To The Bone: Edward Koren and Stephen Gorman” at the Peabody Essex Museum, but it’ll be worth it. All the information here. Edward Koren’s A-Z Spill entry: Edward Koren ( photo above, Fall 2016, courtesy of Gil Roth) Born, 1935. New Yorker work:
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