
MOHAMED ALAFIA-MOROCCO

FIRUZ KUTAL-NORWAY

OGUZ GÜREL-TURKEY
ERDOGAN KARAYEL-GERMANY
(OGUZ GÜREL’S CARTOON SIMILAR:))
FADI ABOU HASSAN-SYRIA
MOHAMED ALAFIA-MOROCCO
BILGEHAN ANIL-TURKEY
ALPEREN KÖSEOGLU-TURKEY
MOHAMED ALAFIA-MOROCCO
FIRUZ KUTAL-NORWAY
OGUZ GÜREL-TURKEY
ERDOGAN KARAYEL-GERMANY
(OGUZ GÜREL’S CARTOON SIMILAR:))
FADI ABOU HASSAN-SYRIA
MOHAMED ALAFIA-MOROCCO
BILGEHAN ANIL-TURKEY
ALPEREN KÖSEOGLU-TURKEY
Jubilee International Cartoon Contest – Germany
Dear Mr. or Mrs,
In May 2009 the Federal Organization for Physical and Multiple Handicapped People will celebrate its 50th anniversary in Berlin. In 1959 it has been founded by parents of children with spastics. The group of people with cerebral palsy still forms the biggest part in our association.
We themed our 50th anniversary – also in allusion to one of the main characteristics of this disability – with following slogan:
“It doesn’t matter how you move,
what really counts is what you move!”
It would be a great pleasure for us and all the people who get involved in our work, if you could paint a little caricature or what ever you like that adverts to our slogan. We will collect the drawings that we receive and want to publish them in a brochure. We would like to give these brochures to our members and guests on the anniversary celebration. Of course we will sign each drawing with the artist’s name.
We would be very happy if you’d be interested in this campaign. – If you want to be part of it, send your drawing to the address stated below till December 15th 2008.
Kind regards.
Norbert Müller-Fehling, Secretary
Anne Ott, Press and publicity
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Bundesverband fur Körper-und Mehrfachbehinderte e.V.
Brehmstr. 5-7, D-40239 Dusseldorf DEUTSCHLAND
anne.ott@bvkm.de www.bvkm.de
Brazilcartoon takes responsibility for the prizes of the Contest and extends the deadline
The portal Brazilcartoon supported the Godofredo Guedes’ Centennial International Fair of Cartoon / Brazil with the creation of graphic pieces for disclosure, but unfortunately the Municipal Secretary of Culture of Montes Claros of the current administration (2004-2008) did not fulfill the agreement of paying the valuo of the prizes. Due to the large number of works we have received and the importance of the event, the Brazilcartoon will realize the fair independent of the support from the Secretary of Culture. The deadline will be extended until August 01 of 2009, date of Godofredo’s birthday. So if you have not participated yet, now it’s a good opportunity to honor this great Brazilian artist.
International Caricature Contest Godofredo Guedes’ Centenary
Godofrendo, Godô, as he was kindly named, was born on August 15 in the city Riacho de Santana, Bahia, in 1908. In 1953 he moved to Montes Claros / MG. He began to dominate the brush before he was 15, in 1923. His first work was “Nosso Senhor Bom Jesus da Lapa”, made by oil. As the years went by he became a reference in painting portraits and beautiful landscapes, North of Minas’ hinterlands scenes.
Godofredo was also an influence to the beginning of advertising in Montes Claros, producing painted signs to local commerce. In music he had a most important role in compositions that are nationally known such as “CANTAR” which have already been recorded by Milton Nascimento and Paula Toler, as well as his own son, the singer and composer Beto Guedes.Godofredo went beyond the mounts, in Minas’ capital, where he collaborated in the creation of the art market in Belo Horizonte, in Liberdade Square.
The immortal Godofredo has always had painting and music in his blood, and contributed immensely with the cultural formation of Montes Claros. He left a valuable inheritance of compositions and paintings, and also created an instrument, pentacorde, that have and particular sound.
The City Montes Claros, Brazilcartoon’s home, opens the celebrations of Godofredo Guedes’ centenary with several festivities, in order to retribute to the great cultural collaboration of this talented artist: Godofredo Guedes.Montes Claros is located in the north portion of Minas Gerais. It is an important academic pole and the cultural crib that has already projected great artists in national and international scene such as the writer Darcy Ribeiro, the illustrator and cartoonist Marcelo Lélis, the singer and composer Beto Guedes, one of the integrants of MPB movement, Clube da Esquina; Konstantin Christoff, humor painter known internationally; Carlos Muniz, cartoonist, and Márcio Leite, Brazilcartoon’s director.
FIRUZ KUTAL-NORWAY
CIVAL EINSTEIN-BRAZIL
INGA GONZALES-SPAIN
MARIO SUGHI-IRELAND
MOHAMED ALAFIA-MOROCCO
MAJED BADRA-USA
VAHIT AKCA-TURKEY
RENE BOUSCHET-FRANCE
BEN HEINE-BELGIUM
WINNER: HULE HANUSIC/AUSTRIA
SOUTHASIAN CARTOON COMPETITION WINNER ANNOUNCED
Himal received 376 entries from 173 cartoonists from all over the world for the
Southasian Cartoon Competition on the theme Dramatic Divide:
The distance between the powerful and the powerless.
After careful deliberation, the three-member jury of
Sadanand Menon, Madhuker Upadhyay, Kunda Dixit has made its decision.
Wishing to recognise the high quality of the works submitted,
the editors of Himal have also announced an Editors’ Pick list of cartoons
for special recognition below. Related Event:
Southasian Cartoon Congress (14-15 November 2008)
http://www.himalmag.com/Southasian-Cartoon-Congress_dnw27.html
Ismet Voljevica passed away
(1922-2008)
Croatian cartoonist Ismet – Ico Voljevica, “Grge” (father) died 29.10.2008 in Zagreb after a long illness.
Ismet – Ico Voljevica was born on the 18th July 1922 in Mostar,
finished high school in Sarajevo and studied at the Architecture Faculty in Zagreb.
As a student began to cooperate in the comics magazine Kerempuh. Then he worked for Grgu,
without interruption, full 39 years while publishing with other dailies and magazines.
Ismet – Ico Voljevica is one of the most prominent cartoonists from the area of former Yugoslavia.
Among others, he was the winner of the Grand Prix at the World Festival of Caricatures in Montreal (1974),
and three awards from Croatian Journalists Association (1950, 1965 and 1967)
plus the “Otokar Keršovani” (life’s work) award in 1980.
In 2004 Voljevica received the award of Mladen Basic Bibi for his contribution to the creation and
development of the Croatian Cartoonist Association (HDK)
which he was a member of since 1985.