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I do a cartoon every week for womensEnews.org. Its a place for me to be political in a more overt way than The New Yorker sometimes likes its cartoons.
Sarah Palin. I imagine many women aspire to look like her. But the same women may hate her politics. What to do?
Here is a blog post I wrote about my trip to France for the cartoon festival, RIDEP. The New Yorker’s cartoonbank.com, which is the site that promotes and sells all things cartoon, kindly posted this entry. Hope to do more in the future.
http://blog.cartoonbank.com/2010/02/17/cartoonist-in-france/
Tomorrow, I was invited to travel to another French cartoon festival, this time in Carquefou. They are honoring women cartoonists this year, and I look forward to meeting cartoonists from around the world who are women. Much of the work is political, and while I work for The New Yorker, my work is often political–either socially or culturally. I hope to blog for The New Yorker about the events. I will also write about it for Women’s Enews and blog for the Cartoonbank.com
The 11th Rencontres Internationales du Dessins de Presse (RIDEP)
The Exhibition, Cartoons in Conflict that opened in NYC last month has traveled to London, and will open at St. Martin in the Fields. One of my drawings in the show appears on your left.
