like the political cartoon before it, will remain a contested space—both a tool of resistance and a site of control.

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The environment at this year’s bustling Society of Illustrators’ Museum of Comics and Cartoon Arts Festival felt celebratory and welcoming in spite of the looming shadow of increasingly fraught global ...

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Sobering conclusion: These challenges may be too much for the political cartoon to survive in its present form, but Phiddian is optimistic. “There’s an awful lot of cartooning going on,” he says. “The ...

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The Sydney Morning Herald’s political cartoonist, sketches the political unreality.