The Monday Tilley Watch takes a glancing look at the art and artists of the latest issue of The New Yorker The Cover: A gem from the ever-active pen of the fab John Cuneo. The Cartoonists & Cartoons: Thirteen cartoons, sixteen cartoonists. John Cuneo has the cover, Roz Chast has a “Sketchbook,” and Liza Donnelly has the Caption Contest drawing. The
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Exhibit Of Interest: John Cuneo New Yorker cover artist & cartoonist, John Cuneo will have his first overseas exhibit this month in Paris. The exhibit “Paperwork: Dark Thoughts, Lightly Rendered” will run from September 14th – October 15th at Manjari & Partners. Mr. Cuneo’s most recent book is Coping Skills (Fantagraphics) Visit his website here.
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Book Launch For Sorel’s “Profusely Illustrated” Lotsa laffs at last night’s book launch for Edward Sorel’s Profusely Illustrated (published by Knopf) at the Century Association, just a skip and a jump from The New Yorker‘s old offices at 25 West 43rd Street. This cartoonist, accompanied by New Yorker colleagues Liza Donnelly and John Cuneo, dipped into the old building to
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Latest Parody Addition To The Spill Library: “The New Yawker” From James Thurber’s alma mater, Ohio State University, and The Sun Dial (the O.S.U. magazine he wrote for and edited within the first decade of the 1900s): The New Yawker. Very pleased to have come across this copy (the only one I’ve seen) and added it to the collection*(see below
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