Translation of the cartoon:"How can I believe that your husband mistreats you if you are alive!" The judges have managed to remove this cartoon from an exhibition without a court order or anything else. And why? Because they can, because that's what they are judges for, and judges are no jokes. They didn't
Lucky Luke "lost" his cigar Censorship and comics It is not only journalists who are sometimes hindered or threatened when trying to do their job. Cartoonists and comic artists have also always been on the front line when it comes to exercising freedom of expression. Author and comics expert Jan Smet has recently
How Did We Get Here? Cartoon selected for the graphic humour exhibition as part of the "How Did We Get Here?" programme of events in Ithaca, NY The CAP ArtSpace is a multi-purpose space where every month an exhibition is hung. It is located in the 'Ithaca College Gallery' at the Ithaca Tompkins
The European Parliament censors an exhibition of political cartoons. One of the 12 cartoons censored The European Parliament has censored an exhibition of political cartoons. The exhibition, entitled 'EU Turns 60: A Cartoon Party', has been amputated by Liberal MEP Catherine Bearder, responsible for cultural and artistic events, who has approved its display
Vilma Vargas' cartoon, "Vilmatraca", protesting against the censorship of part of her exhibition. The title of the exhibition already anticipated that something could go wrong: "HUARMIcaturas por la libertad". It opened at the Casa de la Cultura Ecuatoriana - Núcleo del Azuay. This story is an exhibition classic. An artist prepares an exhibition
