CartoonArts International
THE GREAT CARTOON ART SOURCE
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Founded in 1978 by the award-winning cartoonist Jerry Robinson,
CartoonArts International delivers the work of more than 550
international artists to publications worldwide. Readers will enjoy
thought provoking interpretations of current events by Pulitzer
Prize-winning cartoonists and illustrators. CartoonArts services include
Views of the World, Regional Views, Wit of the World, Featured Artists,
Comment & Caricature and Business Views.
Available as a contract service or a separate buy.
Selections available in Spanish.
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Services
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Views of the World – Provocative political
cartoons cover major global issues,
providing an invaluable window on world
opinion. Featuring the work of editorial
cartoonists from the world press.
Comment & Caricature – Caricatures of
international personalities in the headlines.
20 portraits per month, along with topical
illustrations and graphics.
Featured Artists – Cartoons by Pulitzer
Prize winners Jim Morin and Joel Pett, Nast
Award winner Kevin “KAL” Kallaugher and
Herbock Prize winner Jeff Danziger.
Available individually or as a group.
1 cartoon per day and 5 additional cartoons
in a roundup format.
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Regional Views – Political cartoons
relevant to specific regions of the world:
Asia, Africa, Europe, Latin America, the
Middle East and North America.
BusinessViews – Business and economic
cartoons from the world media, and humor
panels poking fun at corporate culture and
the workplace.
5-6 cartoons per region per week.
8 cartoons per week.
Wit of the World – Witty cartoons from the
United States and around the world.
Daily panel plus a weekly page in color.
Comment & Caricature
Views of the World
HAJO /NETHERLANDS
GRAFF /NORWAY
Gable /CANADA
cummings /CANADA
Business Views
Pep /Denmark
DANZIGER /USA
MORIN /USA
KICHKA /ISRAEL
MENA /SPAIN
Featured Artists
Wit of the World
Regional Views
CAJAS /ECUADOR
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KAL /USA
HENG /SINGAPORE
Joel Pett, winner of the 2000 Pulitzer Prize for editorial cartooning, has been at the
Lexington Herald-Leader since 1984 and joined USA Today as a weekly contributor
in 2002. He produces a regular cartoon feature for the Sunday Los Angeles Times and
creates a monthly cartoon for the educational journal, Phi Delta Kappan.
Pett received the Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Award for cartoons highlighting the
plight of the disadvantaged, and the Global Media Award for cartoons on population
issues. He has conducted three overseas seminars on editorial cartooning as a guest
speaker of the U.S. State Department. Having observed life in over twenty-five countries,
from his boyhood home in Nigeria, down the Amazon, to Red Square, Tiananmen
square, and beyond, Pett sums up his philosophy simply: “Hello, God?…We could
use some help down here…” In addition to cartooning, Pett enjoys public speaking,
entertaining audiences with his no-holds-barred humor.
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Jim Morin has been with The Miami Herald since 1978. He won the Pulitzer Prize for
editorial cartooning in l996 and shared the Pulitzer Prize in l983 with other members
of the Miami Herald editorial board. He was also a Pulitzer finalist in 1977 and 1990.
Morin was the 2007 winner of The Herblock Prize and has also won the John Fischetti
Award, the Thomas Nast Award, the National Press Foundation’s l996 Berryman
Award, the National Cartoonist Society award, and twice the Overseas Press Club
Award, among others. Morin is the author of four books, including “Line of Fire,”
and “BUSHED!” His cartoons and oil paintings have been exhibited in galleries and
museums worldwide, including a retrospective exhibition at the International Museum
of Cartoon Art.
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Kevin Kallaugher (“KAL”) has been the editorial cartoonist for The Economist of London
since 1978. He was also an editorial cartoonist at The Baltimore Sun, The Observer, The
Sunday Telegraph, Today and The Mail on Sunday. KAL launched his 3-D animation
studio in 2007 and currently works on digital animation projects for broadcast, cable and
the Internet.
KAL has won many awards for his work including the 2005 Nast Prize as presented by
the town of Landau, Germany. Previously, he won the “Gillray Goblet” for Cartoon of the
Year presented by the Political Cartoon Society of Great Britain, The Berryman Award
from the National Press Foundation, Grafica Internazionale Award from the International
Festival of Satire in Italy, and first place awards from the Wittyworld International Cartoon
Festival and the Cartoonist Club of Great Britain. He is a three-time winner of the Thomas
Nast Award from the Overseas Press Club of America. In 1978, The Economist recruited
KAL to become the first resident cartoonist in its 145-year history.
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Jeff Danziger is an independent political cartoonist who targets a wide variety of
subjects, from international folly to Hollywood hubris. His two recent books, “Blood,
Debt and Fears” and “Wreckage Begins with W,” showcase his usual pull-no-punches
humor directed at the George W. Bush presidency. Danziger’s dark drawings reveal
his singular wit and uncanny skill.
Danziger has worked at the New York Daily News and the Christian Science Monitor,
where he was twice a Pulitzer Prize finalist. He won the 2006 Herblock Prize for
Political Cartooning and was awarded the Population Institute’s Press Award for
Cartoons on the subject of global population growth. In 1970, Danziger was awarded
the Bronze Star and Air Medal for his service as an Army intelligence officer and
linguist in Vietnam. His 1991 novel about the war, “Rising Like the Tucson,” was
published by Doubleday.
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For more information:
Western U.S. & Canada
Mike Pearson
Tel: 800-535-4425
[email protected]
Southern U.S.
Andrea Mariano
Tel: 212-556-5162
[email protected]
Eastern U.S.
Debra Weydert
Tel: 732-390-4480
[email protected]
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EUROPE,
THE MIDDLE EAST
& AFRICA
Philippe Hertzberg
Tel: 33-1-41-43-97-57
Fax: 33-1-41-43-97-68
[email protected]
Milena Trevisani
Tel: 34-93-218-83-98
[email protected]
Isabel Wiesmann
Tel: 49-173-703-9485
[email protected]
LATIN AMERICA
Isabel Amorim Sicherle
Tel: 55-11-3812-5588
Fax: 55-11-3812-8148
[email protected]
ASIA PACIFIC
Whye-Ko Tan
Tel: 65-6723-8150
Fax: 65-6438-4024
[email protected]
Founded in 1978 by the award-winning cartoonist Jerry
Robinson, CartoonArts International delivers the work
of more than 550 international artists to publications
worldwide. Readers will enjoy thought provoking
interpretations of current events by Pulitzer Prize-winning
cartoonists and illustrators. CartoonArts services include
Views of the World, Regional Views, Wit of the World, Featured Artists, Comment
& Caricature and Business Views. Available as a contract service or a separate
buy. Selections available in Spanish.
Views of the World – Provocative political cartoons cover major global issues,
providing an invaluable window on world opinion. Featuring the work of editorial
cartoonists from the world press. 1 cartoon per day and 5 additional cartoons in a
roundup format.
Regional Views – Political cartoons relevant to specific regions of the world:
Asia, Africa, Europe, Latin America, the Middle East and North America.
5-6 cartoons per region per week.
Featured Artists – Cartoons by Pulitzer Prize winners Jim Morin and Joel Pett, Nast
Award winner Kevin “KAL” Kallaugher and Herbock Prize winner Jeff Danziger.
Available individually or as a group.
Comment & Caricature – Caricatures of international personalities in the headlines.
20 portraits per month, along with topical illustrations and graphics.
BusinessViews – Business and economic cartoons from the world media,
and humor panels poking fun at corporate culture and the workplace.
8 cartoons per week.
Wit of the World – Witty cartoons from the United States and around the world.
Daily panel plus a weekly page in color.
Western U.S. & Canada: Mike Pearson, Tel: 800-535-4425, [email protected]
Eastern & Southeastern U.S.: Debra Weydert, Tel: 732-390-4480, [email protected]
Southern U.S.: Andrea Mariano, Tel: 212-556-5162, [email protected]
EUROPE, THE MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA: Philippe Hertzberg, Tel: 33-1-41-43-97-57, Fax: 33-1-41-43-97-68, [email protected]
Milena Trevisani, Tel: 34-93-218-83-98, [email protected]
Isabel Wiesmann, Tel: 49-173-703-9485, [email protected]
LATIN AMERICA: Isabel Amorim Sicherle, Tel: 55-11-3812-5588, Fax: 55-11-3812-8148, [email protected]
Asia Pacific: Whye-Ko Tan, Tel: 65-6723-8150, Fax: 65-6438-4024, [email protected]
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