UPDATE (@4:00pm) Due to weather issues in the Stockbridge, Massachusetts area, the Conversation with Liza Donnelly and myself is postponed until tomorrow evening at 5:30 on The Norman Rockwell Museum’s YouTube channel for “Cartoon Marriage: A Conversation”… Note to Readers: Continued apologies for the site experiencing issues with links & graphics. Technicians working to solve the problem. ______________________________________________________________________________ Today’s
Read more“A Master Class In Using Humor” — The Boston Globe, July 9, 2020 Here’s the notice from the Globe: LIZA DONNELLY: COMIC RELIEF (NORMAN ROCKWELL MUSEUM): Donnelly, a cartoonist and children’s book author, has been making wry, powerful cartoons for the New Yorker for more than 30 years. Don’t let the show’s name fool you: Charged with political
Read moreNo new issue this week (last week’s was a double)… but, as always, there’s online cartoon activity at newyorker.com : Yesterday’s Daily Shouts cartoonist Ward Sutton brought us “Lower-Bar Heroes Of The Coronavirus”…Mr. Sutton has been contributing to The New Yorker since 2007. Visit his website here. … Today’s Daily cartoon is by Liz Montague, who began contributing to The
Read moreGeorge Booth, Marisa Acocella Marchetto, and Matthew Diffee will engage in an illustrated conversation Tuesday, July 21st at the NYPL’s Mid-Manhattan Library. Details here. Mr. Booth, who began contributing to The New Yorker in 1969, was recently featured in Richard Gehr’s book of interviews, I Only Read It For the Cartoons.
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