The artist Louise Cherry has a note on her studio wall that reads, "a need to make sense of the inexplicable".

For political cartoonists, satire is both a tool of expression and a target for suppression. Muslim cartoonists particularly ...

Looking through the archives, it’s interesting to see that each artist had a niche in terms of what they were doing,” museum ...

Lucas Toboggan 's animation shows a 2D man running in circles (or is that Cycles after Blender's offline render?) in a ...

Pepperdine's mascot Willie the Wave comes from a long history of trial and error at Pepperdine. The mascot we see today is a ...

Jules Feiffer, who has died aged 95, was one of America’s most celebrated political cartoonists, turning a satirical eye on ...

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Officials nullified the university entrance exam results of two students on Tuesday after they used ...

The exhibition features various works, including paintings, cartoons, illustrations, engravings and digital art created by ...

The Western High School senior’s self-published graphic novel, “Thunder Bread,” tells the story of two teens who get ...

Drawing for your patients helps them better understand their condition, said endocrinologist Michael B. Natter, who is also a ...

Karoline Leavitt, U.S. President Donald Trump's White House press secretary, promoted this false claim in the early days of ...

After years of developing book ideas, David Rohy put the finishing touches on two books in 2012. After publishing “A Funny Thing Happened When I Was In …” in February, the Darwin writer ...