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Barcelona, 1967. Self-employed cartoonist, without premises or employees. Catalan, settled in Andalusia since 1982. Decided to self-publish on the web.
I have been drawing for more than 25 years for different media.
In the early 1990s, I edited the fanzine Ráfagas. After many years working in the local press, drawing topical cartoons for weekly newspapers and magazines, I began working for the daily newspapers El Correo de Málaga and El Correo de Andalucía.
I drew for the university newspaper Eccus (Málaga), and the magazines Gennio Calle (Madrid) and Xtal (Valencia).
In the fortnightly newspaper Ecuatimes (distributed in the USA to the Ecuadorian community), on the website La Información and on the blogs Euribor and Gurusblog.
I have also contributed to other national and international media outlets.
I currently work for the online magazine CTXT.
To remember
My passage from adolescence to youth took place between the 80s and the 90s. Like all children, I was already drawing, the only difference being that, although I did it badly, I continued to practice as an adult.
With the contagious feeling of cultural effervescence of the decade, I ended up moving naturally, almost without realising it, from the purely artistic (without abandoning it), to the "humorous" to find myself with the fanzines of humour, comics, music, social criticism and so on that still flourished in print in abundance in those days.
Those publications were a good tool to channel the rebelliousness of our age and to express and read opinions about everything that interested us, practising free expression in an environment that we considered absolutely free and far from any control and imposed social norm inherited from the embers of post-Francoism, which of course we openly rejected.
My origins and first contacts with satirical publications and traditional (and not so traditional) comics were in the industrial and working-class suburbs of a big city like Barcelona at a time of a strange mixture of eternal crisis dragged down by generations and a desire for change.
The contact with the traditional press and later with the internet was equally natural and gradual as it was with fanzines, any form of publication was susceptible to be used as long as it allowed expression without interference
Aware of my social condition, more than assumed, of what decades ago was called "middle class" (now a subterfuge to embellish poverty), I was forced to combine the activity of drawing with what we call "food jobs" (read a job with a salary that allows filling the fridge) something that even today most artists of any discipline must achieve in order to survive.
Until I was finally able to dedicate myself fully to this, something that happened not so long ago by chance and which I hope to be able to maintain, as it is not always easy, not even for those authors with "weight" as a signature.
Although today the approach is quite different, I think that for many cartoonists there is still a lot of that essence. The Internet has become a new, immense and crazy fanzine with supposedly independent plots in which to take, assume and defend positions.
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If you want to publish a cartoon or illustration in any media, the conditions are here.
And here I write down things that I am doing.
2025 – Two cartoons for the DGT’s commemorative book "Patrolling Cartoon Humour: 65 Years of Road Safety", marking the 65th anniversary of the creation of the Civil Guard’s Traffic Unit, published by the Quevedo Institute of the Arts of Humour (IQH) of the General Foundation of the University of Alcalá (Madrid). Note and video.
2024 – Three comic strips on fake news for educational content in the book: "Español volumen único" (working title), a Spanish language learning resource for Brazilian students published by SM Educação.
2022 / 2026. Illustrations for the mug collection by LucusHost to be taken to WordCamp.
2024 - Several cartoons analysed alongside those of other authors in Chapter 79, written by Begoña Yáñez Martínez for an ebook edited by Javier Albar Mansoa entitled "Innovation and expression: a journey through the arts, visual culture and artificial intelligence in the digital age". Enlarge.
2024 – A cartoon for Spanish teaching materials for the first year of secondary school, intended for Brazilian schools. Book 1, Year 1, Version 2, published by Arco Educação (Brazil).
2024 - An illustration in the book on polarisation entitled "A Study of Socio-Political Polarisation in the Rise of Electricity through Humour: Multimodal Metaphors and Metonymies" published by Comares in Albolote (Granada), Spain.
2024 – A still from the Netflix documentary "You Are Not Alone: The Fight Against La Manada" directed by Almudena Carracedo and Robert Bahar. The image appears alongside another by Pedripol, also published in CTXT, and illustrations by other artists.
2023– An illustration in the book Theories of Communication and Power: Public Opinion and Pseudocracy by Víctor Sampedro Blanco. Spain: Ediciones Akal.
2023 -Illustrations in an academic article by Martorell, S., & Roig Telo, A. (2023). Gig workers, critical visuality and humour in a digital context: The graphic representation of riders as a form of social criticism. Revista Convergence, 0(0). https://doi.org/10.1177/13548565231181981
2022 – A cartoon on the cover of issue no. 21 of Fragua Social, a publication by CNT-AIT Levante illustrating an article on labour reform.
2020 – Illustration for the Spanish language learning book «Encuentros 2» for Norwegian students. Published by Cappelen Damm, Oslo (Norway).
2020 – Illustration in the book: ‘SPE Ensino Médio – Língua Espanhola’, a Spanish language textbook for secondary school pupils published by Editora Positivo (Brazil).
2020 – Illustration depicting the relationship between artists and the government for the cover of the book «Six Essays in Search of Our Demystification» by Fernando Valerio-Holguín (Perfil). (USA, Dominican Republic).
2020 – Illustration for the book "Dilo en Voz alta, 1re", a Spanish language textbook used in France and aimed at students aged 16–17. Published by Les éditions Didier (France)
June 2019. Illustration for an educational activity in the book *Proyectos*, in print and digital formats, distributed in North America. Editorial Difusión (Barcelona)
2019 – Illustration for a Spanish language textbook for French students in the first year of the baccalaureate. ‘En Contacto’ series. ISBN and Legal Deposit: 9791035804848. Publisher: HUMENSIS : BELIN Éducation (France)
2019 –Illustrations for the 4th Memory Map (Student Movement) by the 25M Institute. (+) Previous maps illustrated by Marta Horcas, Bea Luc and Miguel Brieva.
2018 – Illustrations in the book « 155 drawings against 155”, 47 artists under the D-SF brand, “Dibujantes sin Fronteras”. 160 colour pages, with a foreword by the lawyer Joan Queralt. Efadós Publishing.
Contributors: Ant – Atxe – Carlos Azagra – By Balasch – Toni Batllori – Leonard Beard – Jordi Canyissà – Maribel Carod – Jordi Duró – Elchicotriste – El Listo – Eneko – Ermengol – Albert Escoda – Faro & Da Col – Pepe Farruqo – Fer – Ferran Martín – Ferreres – Manel Fontdevila – Galdric – Alex Gallego – Gras – Ja – Jan – Jap – Javirroyo – JRMora – Kap – L’Avi – Lluïsot – Alfons López – Malagón – Oriol Malet – Matias – Napi – Ortifus – Raquel GU – Ricardo Peregrina – Sr. Plástiko – Carles Ponsí – David Pugliese – Lluís Puigbert – Xavi Ramiro – Romeu – Tasio – Tàssies – Tres.
2017 – December. Campaign “10 Points Without a Gag” against the Gag Law by NoSomosDelito.
2017 – Cartoons for the article » I am/I am not Charlie: immediate repercussions online» by Isabelle Touton (University of Bordeaux Montaigne, France) which analyses the response of cartoonists to the attack on 7 January 2015 against the magazine Charlie Hebdo in the book by Marco Kunz “Catastrophe and violence,
Historical events, politics and cultural productivity in the Hispanic world”
Studies in Iberian and Romance Literature. LIT Verlag (Academic publisher, Germany)
ISBN 978-3-643-90944-2 (Details) (+Info)
2017 – Illustration of the Algarrobico Hotel for the 2017 Black Flags Report on Almería (PDF) by Ecologistas en Acción.
2017 – Poster for the ‘Rebelión Quioscos’ campaign (Vigo) Images (1)-(2)
2017 – Cartoon in the fanzine “On the freedom to emigrate and the walls that stand in its way” Asamblea CIE Aluche (Madrid)
2016 – Illustrations for the book *Cercanía Joven 3*, published by SM (Brazil)
2015 – Page for the fanzine Gruñiverso No. 11. Launch: 27 June.
2015 – June. Illustrations for the book (e-book and print) «Principles and Algorithms of Concurrency» by Ricardo Galli.
2015 – Illustrations for the educational book ‘Identity’ – Year 9 – 1st edition. Print and digital. Editora Moderna LTDA (Brazil)
2015 – Illustration for an activity in the book «1st year of ESO: Spanish Language and Literature 14?» published by SM (Spain)
2015 - Since 3 January. Cartoons (Saturdays and Sundays) for the online publication Contexto CTXT to the present day.
2015 Illustration for the book: ESCALAS, Espagnol 1ère (print and digital versions) Publication date: April 2015. Print run: 20,000 copies. Publisher Hatier (France)
2014 – Cartoon in the December issue of the monthly newspaper, «Platypus Review«, published online and in print by The Platypus Affiliated Society. (International student organisation, USA)
2014 – November. Cartoon and interview (by Ezgi Askoy) for issue 1199 of the satirical magazine LeMan (Turkey) on this subject and other topics such as censorship.
2014–Illustration for a project «Clinical Reflection Training«. Institute for Integrative Medicine. University of Witten/Herdecke Faculty of Health Department of Medicine Alfred Herrhausen. Witten (Alemania)
2014 – Cartoon in the academic article “Life in a nutshell: evolution of a migratory metaphor in Spanish cartoons” by Martí Domínguez, Felip Pineda, Anna Mateu (University of Valencia)in the journal Media, Culture & Society. (UK)
2014 -Article by Isabelle Touton. University of Bordeaux 3 – Michel de Montaigne (France) The cartoons of El Roto and J. R. Mora as an anti-neoliberal “weapon of passive destruction” for the special issue “Democracy and Capitalism: the role of culture” in issue 1 of the journal ALCESXXI (International Association of 21st-Century Spanish Literature and Cinema) Read online – Download
2014 – Cover illustration for the poetry collection «Atado y bien atado» by José Peral Jiménez «Scotta». Published by Corona del Sur
2014 – Cartoon for issue 10 of the fanzine El Gruñiverso
2014– Opinion piece and cartoon for the newspaper La Razón (Bolivia)
2014 – Cartoons for the monthly humour magazine «Enchufados» – Galicia. (April and May issues)
2013 – Noviembre . Ilustración, para libro Pasarela 2, aprendizaje de español, editorial Hachette (Francia)
2013 – Three illustrations for the Spanish language learning book CERCANÍA JOVEN. Secondary school. Year 9. Authors: Ludmila Coimbra, Luiza Santana Chaves and Pedro Barcia. SM Publishing (Brazil)
2013 - Weekly cartoon for Gurusblog (Thursdays) from 3 April to 29 March 2017. View all
2013 – April. Illustrations on various topics for the book Pasarela, Spanish language learning, Hachette Publishing (France)
2012 – September. Illustration for the book Words in Context (learning Spanish through German)Publisher Ernst Klett Sprachen GmbH, Stuttgart (Germany).
2012- Cartoon on tax amnesty in the CNT newspaper (June) –Download.
2012 – Page for the magazine Generación Y, as part of a final-year group project by final-year journalism students at the University of Navarra.
2012 – Illustration for the book «Cargols!» by Franchu Llopis Surrallés
2012 – Illustration for a Spanish language learning book, SM Publishing (Brazil), Title: CERCANIA ESPANHOL 8, 1st edition. Authors: Ludmila Scarano Coimbra, Luiza Santana Chaves, José Moreno de Alba. Publication date: 2014.
2012 – Cartoon on labour reform for the cover of the April issue of the magazine «La Ventanilla Sindical», published by CSICA (Confederation of Independent Savings Bank Trade Unions)
2011 – Illustration for the charity calendar for 2012 – María García Estrada Foundation. (Tenerife). The funds raised were allocated to research into sarcoma.
2011 – Illustration for the book «Mathematically Competent… For a Laugh» – Graó Publishers (Barcelona)
2011– Illustration for the programme of the Antequera (Málaga) carnival troupe, also in 2007 – 2008, 2009, and 2010
2011 – Daily cartoon (Monday to Friday) for the online newspaper lainformacion from 1 September 2011 to 18 January 2013 – see latest cartoon.
2010–2011 – Cartoons for the magazine Tribuna Joven de CCOO issues 5 and 6
2010– Cartoons for the book «La España Fantasma«, an original idea by José Jiménez Moltó “Kurioso”, published in collaboration with Bubok and Save the Children, with all proceeds from sales going to the “El valor de la Infancia” project. A range of support measures aimed at protecting the most vulnerable children in Cape Town (South Africa).
2010– Cover illustration, back cover and interior illustrations for the book “La bolsa evidente: ciclos e intermercado” by Javier Alfayate,presented at the Barcelona Stock Exchange Fair (Borsadiner) on 27 November 2010
2009– Weekly cartoons (Saturdays) for Euribor on the economy, housing, employment and current affairs from 8 August 2009 to 25 June 2016, see latest
2009 – Cover illustration for the book “Costa Nostra” published by Editorial Atrapasueños and written by Miguel Díaz Becerra and Antonio Romero.
2009 – Weekly cartoon for the online newspaper *lainformacion* from 1 May 2009 until August 2011.
2009– Ilustración de portada y dibujos interior para el libro «Aleta de Tiburón» de Javier Alfayate
2009– April – Cartoon for the magazine Autopsia (Círculo de Bellas Artes in Ciudad Real) download issue PDF 6MB
Spanish textbook AQA A2 Spanish published by the British publisher Nelson Thornes Ltd, with 8,500 copies over three years for schools in the United Kingdom, the Commonwealth, North America and Canada.
2008 – Cover and illustrations for the book 10 Experiments with Hair from the series «Infinite Science«, published by A Fortiori (Bilbao).
2008– Cover for the book Ten Poorly Told Stories by Miguel Baquero, published by ACVF (Madrid).
2008– «Humorada», a collection of cartoons, January 2007 to April 2008, self-published on Lulu.com (now available to download for free here).
2007 – “We’re always in for a fright” – a collection of cartoons from 2005–2006, published by the Malaga Provincial Council’s Publishing Centre (April 2007).
-Humorous cartoons for the fortnightly newspaper Ecuatimes, launched in March 2003 with a circulation of between 7,000 and 11,000 copies, published in New York, Brooklyn, Queens, Long Island, Westchester County, New Jersey and parts of Connecticut for the Ecuadorian community, as well as in Quito and Guayaquil in Ecuador, with an estimated readership of between 10,000 and 15,000 (from July 2006 to the present).
2007 – 5 comic strips for the book !ENOUGH IS ENOUGH! published by El Batracio Amarillo and presented at the Granada Book Fair on 12 May 2007.
-Web-based cartoons for Gennio Calle, a monthly magazine published in print and as a PDF (from October 2006 until it ceased publication, 4 issues).
-Review of the book: The cartoon and the beginning of the 21st century – Cartoon humour at the dawn of the 21st century, edited by Osvaldo Macedo de Sousa (Portugal) List of contributors.
-Cartoons for the monthly magazine CNM-Magazine, with a print run of 5,000 copies for the Antequera district (Málaga) from 5 May 2006, first issue.
-Cartoons for the weekly leisure and culture magazine in Valencia, ‘Xtal’, newspaper format, 24 colour pages, 30,000 copies (from 2 March 2006) from the first issue to the fourth.
A fortnightly comic strip/cartoon page for «Eccus«, a university newspaper distributed to 67 universities in 46 Spanish cities with a circulation of 125,000 copies (from 6 February 2006) until 2008.
2007, Cover illustration for the book *A Highly Informative and Truthful Account of the Endeavours and Ocean Voyage of Daniela de Alcántara* by Antonio Arquilllo López, published by Arguval.
-Contributions to the monthly humour magazine «El Batracio amarillo» (Granada).
-Cartoons for the weekly newspaper La Crónica norte de Málaga from September 2004 to September 2006.-Cartoons for the weekly newspaper *La Crónica norte de Málaga* from September 2004 to September 2006.
Contributions to the fortnightly newspaper *Diagonal* (Madrid), March 2005, two issues.
Weekly cartoon strip (Sundays) on Portalelcan.com from 28 November 2004; it closed in January 2007 and February 2007 and became Artistic Point (also closed).
Cartoons and comics for the monthly newsletter LENTERAO (Madrid).
Cartoons for LA KODORNIZ from 18 July 2005 to 2011.
Comic for MALAVIDA magazine (Zaragoza), ‘New Technologies’ special edition, 2004.
Cartoons for the newspaper El Correo de Málaga, part of the Prisa Group, from 23 November 2003 until its closure on 31 May 2005.Cartoons for the newspaper *El Correo de Málaga*, part of the Prisa Group, from 23 November 2003 until its closure on 31 May 2005.
Cartoons for the newspaper «El Correo de Andalucía» (Seville), part of the Prisa Group, from 1 January 2005 to 31 May 2005.
Weekly cartoon in Antequera Información, published by Publicaciones del Sur (from June 1998 to September 2004).
A weekly cartoon in the newspaper *El periódico de las Comarcas* (which closed in 1998).
A weekly cartoon from 1997 to 1998 in the weekly newspaper El Sol de Antequera.
A collection of humour pieces published in the local press, entitled ‘Life Is a Joke’.
Publication of the comic fanzine Ráfagas; since 1993, seven issues have been published biannually.
Contributions to various fanzines.
Creation of the illustrations and cover for the book on the Antequera Town Council’s road safety campaign.
Illustration for the programme of the August 2000 Antequera Fair, the ‘Plan Nazareno’ leaflet, and others.
Illustration for ‘Don Quixote, or Rescuing Cervantes’ Hand’ C.E.I.P. MIGUEL DE CERVANTES (MARBELLA) Fundación Once, the Regional Government of Andalusia and CEJA.
Contributions to websites: www.tebeosfera.com, www.humoralia.org, www.fandecomix.com, www.portalelcan.com, www.nonosresignamos.net, www.inisoc.org, www.insociables.com, www.punto-informativo.net, etc. – Cartoons on the PRESTIGE affair at www.chapapote.org.
2004 Illustration for the Spanish Family Planning Federation’s campaign against the US ‘Gag Rule’ www.fpfe.org.
2004 Agrogant Programme and 2004 Spring Fair, Antequera.
2004 – Contributed to a book (a single copy) paying tribute to Joan Manuel Serrat, alongside 213 cartoonists from around the world; the book was presented to the singer in person at Christmas 2004 and published by Humoralia on behalf of the Spanish-speaking community of cartoonists.
2005– Cartoons for the magazine Iniciativa socialista Issues 74, 75, 76, 77 (final issue).
2006– Cartoons for the magazine «Trasversales» in issues published from January 2006 to the present.2006/2009 – Contributions to the fanzine/magazine Veiniuno by the Interferencias collective (Gijón).
2007 – Cartoons for the magazine of Alcer Lugo (Association for the Support of Kidney Patients).
2024. From 18 November 2024 to January 2025. Two cartoons in the exhibition "No news from Palestine" focusing on the situation of journalists and news coverage in Gaza. Library of the UAB (Autonomous University of Barcelona). List of cartoons.
2022. September. Group exhibition organised by the Quevedo Institute of the Arts of Humour at the FGUA to mark the 29th MIAH on the war in Ukraine, featuring cartoons by artists from various countries. From 23 September to 30 October at the Old Hospital of Santa María La Rica in Alcalá de Henares (Madrid). List of participants.
2021 – May. Group exhibition of political cartoons, “Inkwells with Caps: Freedom of the Press Under Threat”, organised by the Quevedo Institute of the Arts of Humour. From 6 May to 13 June in Alcalá de Henares (Madrid). + info. Video of the opening.
2020 – October. Group exhibition of satirical cartoons on bullying organised by the magazine El Batracio Amarillo, Motril (Granada). More info – Review.
2020 – Friday, 19 June – Group exhibition “Balconies. Pandemic Cartoons” at the Virtual Gallery of the Quevedo Institute of the Arts of Humour (IQH) at the FGUA, featuring 75 artists from 14 countries. +Info. Access to the opening.
2020 – (Date to be confirmed in January). Two cartoons for a collective exhibition by Spanish cartoonists organised by Reporters Without Borders in response to the decision by the NYT to remove political cartoons from its pages. Provisional information.
They will be displayed at the 2020 “Gran Muestra” exhibition, marking the 25th anniversary of RSF Spain and celebrating 25 years of political cartoons in the Spanish press.
2019 – Group exhibition organised by Pedro PX Molina as part of the programme of events for How Did We Get Here?. From 1 November to 3 December. Ithaca, New York
2019. Cartoons on display at the exhibition “UNI + UN = ONE. Universities for Sustainable Development” in Alcalá de Henares (Madrid). Over 100 cartoons by 70 cartoonists from various countries. Opening 21 November.
Patio Santo Tomás de Villanueva (UAH Rector’s Office) and on Calle Mayor and Calle Libreros in Alcalá de Henares until 9 February 2020. Info.
2019. Group exhibition ‘Climate Change Is No Laughing Matter II’. Ballena Blanca magazine. Opening 13 November in Zaragoza.
I believe there were other exhibitions. In 2021 it was exhibited in Valencia.
And in 2022 at the Faculty of Economics and Business Studies on the Albacete Campus of the University of Castilla-La Mancha (UCLM).
2019 – Two illustrations for the anti-militarist group exhibition “Blood Money: A(n)Rtimilitaristas against the Bardenas firing range and wars” in Navarra/Bilbao/Zaragoza. From 15 November to 15 December. + Info
2019. Group exhibition ‘Prohibido Prohibir’. 26th International Exhibition of the Arts of Humour organised by the Quevedo Institute of the Arts of Humour, part of the General Foundation of the University of Alcalá (Madrid), from 12 September to 3 November. Theme: “The Limits of Humour”. + Info.
2019 – Illustrations for the exhibition “La càrrega or State violence against the people” at the La Garrotxa Museum, Olot (Girona). From 23 March to 18 August. + Info
2019 – January–April. Group exhibition of political cartoons dedicated to Quevedo. Various cities. Organised by the Francisco de Quevedo Foundation.
2018 – Campaign poster for the #DontForget +Info
2018 – Gallery thumbnail from the parliamentary debate on the reforms to the Gag Law. Photo: La-política.com
2018 – Cartoons in the exhibition «Freedom for Ramón« which opened on 5 April 2018 to mark the start of the activities of the 28th Meeting of Solidarity between the Peoples of Africa and Latin America (ESPAL) in Santa Lucía (Gran Canaria).
2017–Group exhibition “Portraying Donald Trump” at the 35th Barcelona International Comic Fair, curated byJaume Capdevila “ Kap Exhibition of cartoons by artists from around the world. Info Photos: (1) – (2)
2016 – Group exhibition “Aliadas” (Madrid). Charity exhibition and auction at CentroCentro Cibeles, organised by the NGO Alianza por la Solidaridad from 10 March to 30 June 2016 +info — Exhibition website.
13 October 2016 at the Gabinete Literario in Las Palmas.
20 October 2016 at the Tossal Gallery in Valencia.
8–15 March 2017 at the Santa Brígida Municipal Library, Gran Canaria
2016 – Kadesh (Peace) Exhibition 2016, Istanbul (Turkey) 7 January to 15 February 2016. Cartoons
2015 – Permanent exhibition of cartoons at the Casasimarro Museum of Humour (Cuenca).
2015 – 16 November to 31 December. Illustration from the exhibition “Women Decide, Society Respects”, at the Camp de l’Arpa-Caterina Albert Library Camp de l’Arpa-Caterina Albert in Barcelona, curated by Meca and based on works and text excerpts from the monograph #NoLeyGllrdn. The exhibition, organised by the magazine Trasversales, opened in early 2015 (video) at the Sant Gervasi-Joan Maragall Library (Barcelona)
2015 – 5 August. Cartoons at the #Expomordaza exhibition. Organised by Artsenal in support of #AcampadaMordaza. Puerta del Sol (Madrid) Cartoon gallery.
2015 – 20 October to 1 November at Galería Espacio B (Madrid)
2015 – 22–28 November at the Centro Cultural la Tortuga (Madrid)
2015 – 28 November in Aranjuez.
2015– . 4th Exhibition: ‘Cartoonists for Freedom of Information’ – Reporters Without Borders. CaixaForum Madrid, 3–18 May. 70 drawings by 70 artists. Brochure (PDF)
2015 – International Press Centre, RSF headquarters, Madrid, May to October 2015
2018 – Córdoba. 8–31 October. Gallery.
2019 – Central Courtyard of the Cantabrian Parliament. From 4 to 30 April, kicking off the programme for the 1st Cantabrian Digital Journalism Congress, organised by eldiario.es. +Info
2015 – 30 January. 10 myths about the elections. Exhibition/conference, hosted by ASORTE (Association of Deaf People of Tenerife) with the support of FASICAN (Foundation of Associations of Deaf People of the Canary Islands) video of the conference.
» » From 3 to 24 May at Don’t Panic. La Laguna, Tenerife
April 2014. Exhibition «10 myths about elections«. Cartoons about elections . Bar la Oveja Negra. La Laguna. Tenerife. In 2015 at other venues. 2014- abril. Exposición «10 mitos sobre las elecciones«. Viñetas sobre elecciones . Bar la Oveja Negra. La Laguna. Tenerife. En 2015 en otras salas.
» « 12 June. “10 myths about the elections” at the AGUERE CULTURAL (website) La Laguna, Tenerife. Canary Islands
» » 2015 – 17 July, slides for the talk «ICT and democracy» Tenerife Lan Party, Tenerife Auditorium. + Info.
2013/2024 – Travelling exhibition. Fair Trade. Organised by the National Fair Trade Coordination Committee. Participating artists: Malagón, Mel, Forges, El Roto, Ramón, Elrich, Alfonso López, Idígoras and Pachi, Pilarín Bayés.
It was exhibited in 21 towns across 7 autonomous communities in 2014.
Dates:
2013– 1 June. Launch atthe 1st Madrid Solidarity Economy Fair (Matadero) See.
2013–15 June. 4th Fair Trade Importers’ Fair. Arganzuela Community Centre (17 Calle Canarias, Madrid).
20–14 June 2013 / 15 June 2013. 6th Solidarity Economy Fair. Santo Domingo Market (Pamplona).
2014- Until 24 January (Córdoba), three venues from 22 to 29 January (Sagunto) See more dates and cities. Banyoles, Calella, Zaragoza and other cities throughout 2015.
2018– 17 May. Valladolid, Plaza de España. World Fair Trade Day. 2018– 17 de mayo. Valladolid, Plaza de España. Día Mundial Comercio Justo.
2019 – 4 and 5 May. 4th Monzón Economy and Sustainability Fair
2021 – 2 December, Alicante. 1st Conference on Social Cohesion and Cooperation, Alicante: City of Culture. Programme
2024 – Three stops in Córdoba. From 27 September to 7 October at the Colegio Córdoba and from 21 October to 4 November at the IES Maimónides, from where it will travel to the Colegio Ferroviario.
2012 – Group exhibition at the «Modernícolas» festival (Málaga) alongside Álvaro Gastmans, José Pablo García, Jose A. Gómez Caballero and Omar Janaan +Info.
2012 – ¡Viñetuelas! Group Exhibition – By Omar Janaan –From 16 February to 9 March. Central Gallery, University of Málaga. +Info.
2010 – Illustrations for the installation “The Walls of Europe” – 6 November, Dresden (Germany). Organised by the association “Bürger.Courage” / +Info
2010 – Group exhibition, International Caricature Exhibition in Mexico, Cancún (Quintana Roo), on global warming.& December 2010, organised by the Ibero-American Union of Graphic Humorists and the magazine Humoris Causa. View cartoons from the exhibition
2010– Group exhibition “Best of Toonpool” 60 cartoons by various artists from around the world in Izmir (Turkey) from 15 to 29 October 2010
2010 – Group exhibition “Exhibition of political cartoons for memory, truth and justice”, declared to be of public interest by the Honourable Chamber of Deputies of the Argentine Nation.
2010– & Solo exhibition “Yesterday’s Humour for Today”, a collection of cartoon strips, Calpe Comic Museum (Alicante) from 16 February to June 2010
2009 – Group exhibition of satirical cartoons in support of press freedom at the Gothenburg Book Fair (Sweden) RSF (Reporters Without Borders) 24–27 September
2008 – Group exhibition – “I laugh so I don’t cry”, cartoonists’ take on the Aznalcóllar waste dump ten years on, duration of the exhibition: 5 months. Opening: 1 February 2008 at the Pabellón del Universo on Isla de la Cartuja (Seville)
2007 – Group exhibition featuring over 90 cartoonists from various countries at the Erotic Humour Fair in Santa Clara (Cuba) organised by Martirena and Méndez to mark the 40th anniversary of Melaíto magazine
2007 (15 November) to 2008, Group exhibition «Cartoonists for Press Freedom 2007» Organised by Reporters Without Borders at FNAC Callao in Madrid, alongside 90 other cartoonists; touring exhibition, visiting Córdoba, Segovia and other towns
“The Tunnel of Laughter” in “VenDeRisas”, a solo exhibition of humorous cartoons held during the 31st Technical Conference on Public Relations – SPANISH CENTRE FOR NEW PROFESSIONS, 18 and 19 April 2007– Photos
2007-«Cartoon exhibition for the 32nd America’s Cup 2007» Group exhibition and catalogue, organised by Luis Conde, participants: Kap, Jorge Gómez, Juan Álvarez, Azagra, Ventura, Kim, Fer, José María Mozo, Ortuño, Alfredo, José Luis Cano, Martín Favelis, Juan Carlos Eguilló, Turcios, Angelines, Lola, Zulet, Eneko, José Julio, Javier, Cabañas, Pinto, Ripa, Josechu Rodríguez, Arturo Rojas de la Cámara, El Keto, José Lanzón, Juan Carbó, César Álvarez, Quique, Ortifus, Harca, Enrique, Malagón, Mc Fly, Sebas, Moreno, Ché, Kiko da Silva, Bernal, Sergio Bleda.
2007-«Cartoonists for Gender Equality» A travelling group exhibition featuring 22 cartoonists from 22 countries, organised by the Regional Ministry of Employment and Women’s Affairs of the Community of Madrid to mark International Women’s Day, from 23 February to 25 March in four venues in Madrid (Galileo, Latinarte, La Paloma and Centro)
Participants: Blasberg (Argentina); Tsocho Peev (Bulgaria); Huang Kun, Yu Liang, and Ni Rong (China); Vladdo (Colombia); Oki (Costa Rica); Falco and Adán (Cuba); Pancho Cajas (Ecuador); Node, JRMora, Sex, and Enio Navarro (Spain); Derkaoui (Morocco); Rocko (Mexico); Firuz Kutal (Norway); Kilia (Dominican Republic); Florian-Doru Crihana (Romania); Omar Zevallos (Peru); Doris (Poland); Enos (USA)
Since its inception, this exhibition has toured various countries, sponsored by organisations and associations that promote gender equality, 2008– State Bar Association (Oaxaca, Mexico), the Colima Institute for Women (Colima, Mexico), the Union of Journalists of Cuba (Cuba),& 2008 – universities such as the UNAM (National Autonomous University of Mexico), 2009 – at the Studenkar at Umeå University (Sweden) This year she returns to Spain, to the ‘Pintores’ hall of the Provincial Council of Cáceres – 2012– Courts of the Yucatán Judiciary (Mexico) – 2013 – 8 March at The Arts House (Singapore) and simultaneously at the Palacio Ducal de Pastrana (Guadalajara) + Info
2006–2007– Coordinator and participant in the travelling group exhibition «Speculation in Action«, satirical cartoons on property speculation in Spain; participants: Ana Belén Rivero, Chuck Navarro, Daniel Cruz, Christian Garduño, Lamberto Ortiz, José María Varona “Ché”, Félix González, Xavier Águeda, José Luis Castro “Lombilla”, Morgan, Art Molero, Marisa Babiano, La Rata Gris, Ulises Ponce, Gatoto, Magnum, Juan Kalvellido, Álvaro Peña, Manuel Sánchez, Ms. Orzuj, Enio Navarro, Sergio Serrano, Jobi, Bruno Ibáñez, Carlos Azaustre and Raquel Catalán. Opened in Antequera (Málaga) on 17 December 2006, and also in Rincón de la Victoria, Barcelona, La Garriga, Riópar, Elche and other towns.
2006 – Tri-national Group Exhibition, supported by the City Council of São Vicente (BRAZIL), featuring 60 works of 9th Art from Spain, 60 works from Argentina and 60 works from Italy. Organised by Marko Ajdaric of NEORAMA DOS QUADRINHOS.
Works published in the book: Unorthodox Paradoxes. This edition was published as part of the activities taking place during the fourth edition of the travelling cultural exhibition Nómadas, artistas del movimiento.Works published in the book: *Unorthodox Paradoxes*. This edition was published as part of the activities taking place during the fourth edition of the travelling cultural exhibition *Nómadas, artistas del movimiento*.
2003– Travelling group exhibition ‘Nómadas’ on the Costa del Sol (16–24 May), Guadalhorce (6–14 June), Serranía de Ronda (27 June–5 July) Axarquía (18–26 July) Antequera (8–16 August)
Málaga city centre (29 August–20 September)
2001 – ‘Nómadas’ travelling exhibition in Campillos, Manilva, Benaoján, Alhaurín de la Torre and Nerja
2000– ‘Nómadas’ Travelling Exhibition in Antequera, Ronda, Torrox, the Guadalhorce Valley, Estepona and Málaga, Málaga Provincial Council, Office of Youth Programmes.
2000 – Group exhibition of oil paintings at the Mayor’s Office, Fuengirola Town Hall (Málaga).
2000 – Círculo De Arte virtual gallery website.
1999 – Solo exhibition ‘Life is a Joke’ (three years of cartoon humour in Antequera) cultural week
‘The Countdown’
"Teba Town Council Cultural Centre"
"4th Joint Fair of the Towns of Málaga, Teba stand"
1998– Solo exhibition «Solo Niños», oil paintings and ink drawings, Unicaja Gallery, Antequera – Group exhibition: 1st exhibition of local painters, Andalucía Paintings Gallery.
1997– Solo exhibition ‘Flights of Yesterday’: oil paintings and pen-and-ink drawings, Antequera Town Council Cultural Centre
1989– Solo exhibition of oil paintings and ink drawings at the Al Malaqí Cultural Society (Málaga).
1999 – ‘The Countdown’ End-of-Millennium Conference, Cultural Week in Antequera.
2000 – 10th anniversary of the Eugenia de Montijo Women’s Association. Teba.
2000 -IX jornadas de animación a la lectura » De Fábula» CEIP Ntra Sra Del Rosario (Teba).
2004 – Agrogant and the 2004 Spring Fair – Antequera.
2005 and 2006 – Posters for the tobacco prevention campaign, part of the ‘Ciudad ante las drogas’ programme, organised by the Social Affairs Department of Antequera Town Council (Málaga).
2007 – Drug prevention poster for the Christmas campaign, as part of the ‘Ciudad ante las drogas’ programme, organised by the Social Affairs Department of Antequera Town Council (Málaga).
2012– Finalist in the Haxtur awards, humour category, at the 36th International Comic Fair of the Principality of Asturias. Winner Pawel Kuczynski.
2010 – February: finalist in the Malaga Internet Awards, in the ‘Best Personal Blog’ category.
The SUR (Málaga) newspaper awards for companies, organisations, institutions or individuals with websites directly or indirectly related to Málaga and its province, which have distinguished themselves during 2010.
2008 – Best humour blog 2008 in the 3rd edition of the 20blogs competition organised by the newspaper 20 Minutos (Madrid).
2007 – Finalist in the ‘Best Comedy Blog’ category of the 20blogs competition organised by the newspaper 20 Minutos (Madrid).
2006 – Runner-up in the First Graphic Humour and NGOs Competition «Humour Without Borders», organised by the Telefónica Foundation (Madrid).
2000 – 5th place in the 4th Painting Competition organised by the Antequera Industrial Estate Owners’ Association.
1999 – 2nd place in the 3rd Painting Competition organised by the Antequera Industrial Estate Owners’ Association.
1999 – 4th place in the 2nd Painting Competition organised by the Antequera Industrial Estate Owners’ Association.
1998 – First prize at the 4th Torredelcampo Regional Comic Competition (Jaén).
1997 – 1st place, adult category, 4th Provincial Comic Conference ‘Villa de Estepona’ (Málaga).
Clips for an interactive DVD produced by the theatre company CONSERVAS to mark the premiere of its play REALIDADES AVANZADAS in Barcelona on 28, 29 and 30 March 2007.
Logo design for the 1st PodcastBlog Marathon (6 May 2006).
Filming, editing and post-production of a short film for criminology courses, in collaboration with: Antequera Municipal Theatre School, Antequera Local Police and Localia TV Antequera (Málaga).
2004 Cover of the demo ‘Negar la evidencia’ by the Alicante band ‘MILICIA’.
Set design for Salvador Álvarez’s short film ‘TEL 090’.
Contributions to comic strips and set designs for local television.
Art workshops for primary school children in the 1997/1998, 1998/1999 and 1999/2000 academic years.
Drawing and painting workshops for senior citizens’ day centres in various towns across Andalusia.
Work involving ENG TV camera operations, digital video production and editing, post-production, news programmes and advertising for TeleAntequera (Localia Antequera) (Málaga) from 1 May 2000 until its closure on 27 January 2006.
