Hilary Campbell’s Gallery Show “Today: 10 Years Of Cartooning” Thursday Hilary Campbell, who began contributing to The New Yorker in 2017, is interviewed here about Thursday’s opening at ArtsClub. Visit her website. Her new book, out January 10, is What Did I Do Today? ______________________________________________________________ Latest Cartoon Caption Contest Pod It’s always fun to hear The Cartoon Caption
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Happy 93rd, Edward Sorel! A special shout-out to the one-and-only Ed Sorel on his 93rd birthday. Mr. Sorel’s latest book, Profusely Illustrated: A Memoir (Knopf) is receiving rave reviews. Mr. Sorel’s Spill A-Z entry: Edward Sorel (self-portrait above from a strip appearing in The Nation following the death of Marlene Dietrich. Drawing used by permission of Mr. Sorel). Born March 26, 1929. New
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Reminder: Liza Donnelly & Sara Lautman In Conversation At Politics & Prose Today at 7! Sara Lautman, (upper left) who began contributing to The New Yorker in 2016 will be in conversation with Liza Donnelly, who began contributing to the magazine in 1979. All the info here ______________________________________________________________________________ From Roxie Munro: Studio share available starting June or July. My studiomate of the
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Back To Birnbaum Nearly five years ago — April 9, 2016 to be exact — I posted “New Yorker Artist, Abe Birnbaum, Nothing’s Ugly. Everything Is What It Is” and I showed a scan of Philip Hamburger’s first book, The Oblong Blur with an Abe Birnbaum cover. I loved that cover at first sight, and always had it on my
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