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To keep doing this job [draw political cartoons] week after week, I think you have to want to change the world, while understanding that you can't. You have to hold both of those contradictory ideas simultaneously. - Tom Tomorrow*  Five policemen of the Gestapo have trained their guns on a dove flying overhead. It carries an olive branch in its beak and has the words ‘Nobel Peace Prize’ on its body. There’s one more person looking at the bird. It is a particularly frail-looking Mahatma Gandhi, feeding bird seeds from a box to a cow. The caption in English, perhaps translated from the original Bengali text at the bottom, states that the ceremony for the Nobel Peace Prize in 1939 has been “postponed until the month of December of the forthcoming year”. 1939 is the third time out of the five years (1937, 1938, 1939, 1947, and 1948) that Gandhi was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize. It was the same year when he wrote a letter to Adolf Hitler stating, “Will you listen to the appeal of one who has deliberately shunned the method of war not without considerable success?” after World War II appeared imminent. The letter from cartoon bengal

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the news media.  Unlike back in those days, when all these artists in the show did excellent paintings and sculptures, and at the same time could raise their voice in the media through these cartoons.” Apart from this project, Das has an upcoming solo sometime in September-October and a book on FN Souza’s drawings in the Dhoomimal Gallery collection of Mohit Jain. “As there’s exhaustive coverage on Souza, I am only looking at what other artists think about him and hold conversations with them. I have already spoken to Amitava Das, and next to Manu Parekh,” says Das, who just conceptualised and edited Shades and Shine of Kartick Chandra Pyne, a coffee-table book by Dhoomimal Art Centre. *Tom Tomorrow is the pen name of editorial cartoonist Dan Perkins. Ganiyu Jimoh is a cartoonist, scholar, activist, and digital artist. He holds a PhD in Visual Arts from the University of Lagos, Nigeria, where he has taught Graphic Design and African Art History courses. He has received international awards for his scholarly contribution to African Art and political discourse. He was a recipient of the African Studies Association Presidential Fellowship Award in the United States of America in 2019 and a Postdoctoral cartoon paint png

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the mass/social media platforms as their primary form of propagation. Paintings are regarded as “high art” that may require a higher level of visual literacy to be appreciated and digested. One may also need to visit museums and galleries to see or own a piece of painting. Artist: Ganiyu Jimoh (Jimga). Title: #EndSars Year: 2020 You have written several essays and book chapters on comic arts, and you are also a cartoonist with several local and international exhibitions. Does being a cartoonist and a scholar of comic art rub off on each other? That’s a very important question. I started as an artist before getting engaged in the theoretical aspect of art – art history and criticism. Being a scholar-artist has helped me understand the creative aspect of artistic production in my writing about art. I engage on a different theoretical level when it comes to analysis because it is not what I assume but what I live as an artist. The knowledge of art history and its theory also contributes immensely to the way I employ imageries in my works. My recent cartoons have been grossly historical and experimental owing to the scholarly knowledge of what could and cartoon painting

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decipher by the public. I see cartoons as a means of taking an artistic obligation to correct my society’s ills. My scholarly works on cartooning also foreground the medium as a democratic art form, handy in interrogating socio-political issues and serving as visual historical texts. To the Promised Land. 2015 Naira Falling, Take Cover ! 2016 Pay as you go justice. 2016. Minimum wage. 2019. #EndAsuuStrikeNow 2022 Dr Ganiyu Jimoh’s first book “Our National Flag”. Published in Lagos Nigeria in 2013. But the relief has been shortlived.  Studies have shown how several endangered species are struggling to stay alive, getting affected by the waste we throw out. The mix of toxic chemicals and other materials are being ingested by animals frequently. A recent study recorded a total of 32 species of birds and animals feasting on garbage dumps in and around India. Read: What is the Great Pacific Garbage Patch The worst element in the waste we throw out is plastic (keep those masks and gloves off landfills, please!). When chemicals keep leeching into land and water, it pollutes our surroundings and the environment. Ingestion of plastic waste leads to ulceration in stomach, starvation and cartoon cat

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of banner art and painting, which they wanted to tap into. “The mural shows two different expressions of Thambi: we made Thambi a South Indian superstar, as seen in his posture and style. While the other one shows him welcoming people to his city. And the city’s iconic elements are painted as chess boards,” he adds.    Thambi as a South Indian superstar | Photo Credit: RAGU R Chennai-based K Vishwa; M Bharath, A James and K Dhanavel from Puducherry; and A Aravind from Villupuram, all part of the Dravida Chezhiyan Karaikal are the artists behind the wall. This is the first time the collective has undertaken a facade of this scale. Explaining the process, Vishwa, the son of renowned banner artist NN Kumar, says, “Initially, we thought of doing a projection but that did not work out on the wall. Then, we put grafts and divided the wall in sections to paint them. It took us five days and nights to finish the walls.”  The narrative of the mural is a hearty, rather stylish welcome and a warm send-off, all rolled into one. Looks like we will not be missing Thambi for at least a few years.  With.

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received 78.6 mm rainfall in 24 hours, while Palasa in Srikakulam district received 73.4 mm rain. Tiruvuru in Krishna district recorded 61.2 mm rainfall. Chodavaram, Tanuku, Chintoor, Tadepalligudem and Bobbili mandals reported more than 40 mm rainfall. Several places in the State received light to heavy rainfall during the day. Vijayawada witnessed a downpour in the afternoon.Aug 06, 2022, 05:23PM ISTSource: ANI The annual Independence Day flower show began at Lalbagh in Bengaluru on August 05. It started after the gap of two years due to COVID-19 pandemic. The theme is based on the Kannada film stars Dr Rajkumar and Puneeth Rajkumar. The show was giving special floral tribute to the Kannada thespian Dr Rajkumar and his son and actor Puneeth Rajkumar. 50 varieties of flowers from abroad and another 50-60 varieties of local flowers are part of the show. It is an 11-day event from August 5 to 15. If there was ever a definition of a comfortable seat, this house would be it. A patterned seat, a colourful seat… the interior is an alchemy of antique and modern pieces that are as much to do with comfort and practicality as they are to do with aesthetic appeal. When.