Arts
The World
October 09, 2014
Ebola, ISIS and Ukraine are the issues of the day for political cartoonists gathering in San Francisco for their annual conference. But for some of the international cartoonists visiting from Cuba, Pakistan, India and other places, the issue is more fundamental: Can I even get my cartoons published?
Arts
An international cartoonists' conference shows off the artists' wit and predictive power
The World
October 09, 2014
Ebola, ISIS and Ukraine are the issues of the day for political cartoonists gathering in San Francisco for their annual conference. But for some of the international cartoonists visiting from Cuba, Pakistan, India and other places, the issue is more fundamental: Can I even get my cartoons published?
Arts
The man whose anti-war art was too radical for anti-war activists
Sideshow
January 26, 2015
Many people know Tomi Ungerer for his children's books, but the French cartoonist was a scathing satirist who turned his pen against New York's rich, the Vietnam War and even Hitler — while living under Nazi occupation.
Culture
Lalo Alcaraz warns the sensitive to avoid his new show, 'Bordertown'
The World
May 22, 2015
Renowned Latino cartoonist Lalo Alcaraz is hitting the screen as a writer for a new Seth MacFarlane show set in a town on the US-Mexico border. And while issues of immigration and identity are old stuff for him, he's happy they're getting an airing — especially a sharp-edged one — on TV.
Culture
Cartoonist Lalo Alcaraz on satire in a time of Donald Trump
The World
January 23, 2017
Lalo Alcaraz is a proud progressive, and his cartoons are in-your-face. He wants to bridge the divide in America, but not at his own expense.
Arts, Culture & Media
Design for the Real World: Elephant and Donkey
Studio 360
October 24, 2008