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Ann Cleaves
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Saturday, November 21, 2009 |
© 2009 Ann Cleaves
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Mike Keefe of the Denver Post has won the 2009 Berryman Award for Editorial Cartooning, with Honorary Mentions to Matt Wuerker of Politico and Ann Telnaes of washingtonpost.com.
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Published: Thu,
Nov 19, 2009 03:17
PM | Author: AAEC
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Rob Rogers has published a 25-year retrospective of his work at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. With a Foreword by Dave Barry, "No Cartoon Left Behind! The Best of Rob Rogers" is now available from Carnegie Mellon University Press. read more
Published: Mon,
Nov 16, 2009 03:58
PM | Author: AAEC
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After 35 years of political cartooning, Dwane Powell announced his retirement today. read more
Published: Wed,
Nov 4, 2009 11:30
AM | Author: AAEC
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Cartoonists from the AAEC and NCS were part of good will tours overseas in October, from Mike Peters & Michael Ramirez with the USO in Iraq, to Daryl Cagle in the Middle East and North Africa. read more
Published: Tue,
Nov 3, 2009 03:29
PM | Author: AAEC
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Cartoonist Jeff Koterba has a new book out, and KAL has done a calendar for The Economist read more
Published: Mon,
Nov 2, 2009 08:13
PM | Author: AAEC
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If you thought you missed your chance to enter this year's contest for the Ranan Lurie Political Cartoon Award, worry not -- the contest deadline has been pushed back to Nov. 12. You can get all the details here: http://lurieunaward.com/rules.htm read more
Published: Mon,
Nov 2, 2009 07:51
PM | Author: AAEC
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By Joe Strupp, E&P OCTOBER 23, 2009 — The new president of the AAEC says more attention needs to be given to those who draw about local and regional issues, not just national topics. Rex Babin of The Sacramento Bee, who took over as association president last month, says too many competitions -- including The Pulitzer Prizes -- often favor the cartoonists known for drawing about issues such as the economy, Iraq, and health care. But he contends those who know local and regional issues, such as state politics, city hall topics and local figures, actually provide as much, if... read more
Published: Tue,
Oct 27, 2009 10:18
PM | Author: AAEC
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Mike Lane, the former editorial cartoonist for the Baltimore Sun, announced last month that he has retired from editorial cartooning. Lane made the announcement in a letter to Daryl Cagle, whose Cagle Cartoons Syndicate carried his work."My quitting editorial cartooning comes because it’s time, not because of my health," wrote Lane. The letter and Cagle's comments can be seen here: http://blog.cagle.com/daryl/2009/09/17/mike-lane-retires/ read more
Published: Tue,
Oct 27, 2009 10:12
PM | Author: AAEC
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