“WORLD LANGUAGES” FINAL CARTOONS…

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6-darko drljevic-montenegro

7-tute-argentina

9-mello-brazil

13-phu nguyen-usa

16-sevket yalaz-turkey

21-rumen dragostinov-bulgaria

30-vahit akca-turkey

34-marian avramescu-romania

40-sevket yalaz-turkey

50-turgay tuysuz-turkey

51-valentin druzhinin

52-valentin druzhinin

79-ali mardomi-france

85-marian avramescu-romania

105-faruk soyarat-turkey

106-turan aksoy-turkey

109-toso borkovic-serbia

130-faruk soyarat-turkey

131-milenko kosanovic-serbia

137-tawan chuntra-thailand

140-sidnei marques-brazil

173-jordan pop iliev-macedonia

176-ilya katz-israel

182-sadegh karaei-iran

189-semerenko vladimir-russia

190-semerenko vladimir-russia

225-amir amini-iran

231-sandor mulaj-hungary

234-muammer olcay-turkey

235-tawan chuntra-thailand

236-mohammad khodadadi-iran

238-xue hong-china

247-luis menta-costa-rica

249-naji benaji-morocco

252-naji benaji-morocco

256-mohsenzarifian-iran

260-mohsenzarifian-iran

279-gu wan fa-china

284-masoud ziaei-iran

285-masoud ziaei-iran

366-raed khalil-syria

383-rafael zart-brazil

390-vladimir kazanevsky-ukraine

391-vladimir kazanevsky-ukraine

424-oleksiy kustovskiy-ukraine

436-yayak yatmaka-indonesia

456-cemalettin guzeloglu-turkey

469-omer cam-turkey

473-fidel dela torre-philipinnes

489-pavel kuczynski-poland

506-margareta chitcatii-pelin-moldova

514-jan stanislav-poland

517-angel boligan-mexico

521-pavel kuczynski-poland

536-omer cam-turkey

545-run thang li-china

553-juli sanchis-spain

568-oleg goutsol-ukraine

571-mehmet karaman-switzerland

577-franco origone-italy

584-oleg loktyev-russia

609-agim sulaj-italy

610-louis postruzin-australia

620-mohammad ali khalaji-iran

630-galim boranbayev-kazakhstan

631-galim boranbayev-kazakhstan

632-galim boranbayev-kazakhstan

634-ahmet öztürk levent-turkey

646-guo zhong-china

675-askin ayrancioglu-turkey

687-carlos david fuentes-cuba

693-andrzej graniak-poland

697-ray costa-brazil

698-ahmet aykanat-turkey

701-zhu cheng-china

727-mehrdad abbasi-iran

732-mahshid hashemi-iran

739-alperen koseoglu-turkey

771-nekra-kosova

776-xiao wenjin-china

780-lubomir kotrha-serbia

791-oguz gurel-turkey

819-exavier bonilla-ecuador

859-bayram hajizadeh-azerbaijan

887-igor nikitin-russia

893-muharrem akten-turkey

927-soheilmohammadi-iran

949-saeed sadeghi-iran

955-jaksa vlahovic-serbia

957-myung lae nam-south korea

958-soheil mohammadi-iran

964-halil i. yilldirim-turkey

969-ricardo contreras-colombia

981-katz grigori-israel

991-bahman jolali nakandeh-iran

992-bahman jolali nakandeh-iran

1004-oguz gurel-turkey

1040-shirin gholipoor-iran

1043-shahin hooshmand-iran

1049-mehmet arslan-turkey

 

“FINAL” CARTOONS:

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INTERWIEV BY NIZAR OUTHMAN…

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1-  First, we would like you to give us a brief feed back about yourself.

I’m a Dutch artist. I’m the President of FECO-Holland (Federation of cartoonists’ organizations). I currently live in Amsterdam, Holland. Visit my website www.willemrasingart.nl and my blog www.willemrasingart.punt.nl Over 200 hundred works can be found at www.toonpool.com (search: willemrasingart)

2- How did you become a cartoonist?

I studied arts and arts history on several academies to finally become a teacher in the arts. I never would become a teacher while in that time, 25 years ago, jobs seemed hard to find. So instead I started working in all kind of jobs and in the meantime started painting and illustrating and organising exhibitions of my work in order to survive and  pay my drinking bills. In the eighties, frustrated and depressed after the ending of the relationship with my girlfriend, I started to join cartoon festivals with my work in order to do something else apart from
“The big art” and to try to visualize the dualistic things of live and men.
Through the years I made illustrations for all kind of people. Portraits, magazine covers, wall-paintings,
CD-covers etcetera. I don’t have a steady client apart from the owner of my favourite bar who wants a
Christmas painting on bars windows every year.

 

3 – What elements and events inspire you to draw cartoons?


We are not allowed to ignore the live in the world anymore. Modern media are bombing us with opinions, strategies and are illustrating it right “on the spot”. I think for most people the whole circus is sometimes not to be understood anymore. We get manipulated and nobody knows what is true or not anymore. Sometimes you are aware of it and you feel the urge to react. Shocking elements still happen apart from the many hints people get every day. Apart from the question if Saddam deserved death or not, I was shocked by the primitive way the execution was shown on TV. More shocked when worked out that it was filmed also illegally by mobile phone, including sound. Why? Sensation? Money?
Political profit? It’s disgusting how people deal with others in their so called decency.
This is a reason and a need to react through a visual piece of work.

4 – Do you think there should be limits to the cartoonist’s freedom of expression?


Difficult questions to answer while we are here in the position that we have that freedom. And other countries deal with censorship for all kind of reasons. Two years ago a Dutch film director was killed by cutting his throat like a pig. He was known for his straight opinions about problems in Dutch society dealing with Islamic people,
their believes and attitude. His tough opinions where put in films, interviews, own TV programs etcetera.
Later it was said that his tough opinions killed him while they could be very rough and without respect for the opponent.
Whether somebody’s right or not, we should try to deal with the others with a little bit more respect and understanding.

5 –  It seems that censorship has a huge link to the cartoons because of his nature; and after the Danish cartoons & Holocaust contest do you think censorship has a positive role at the era of internet and the Information revolution?

No, not at all, cartoonists are independent artists, they have and need to put the finger on the wounded
society and make remarks andcomments in completely freedom!
One way or another.

 

CONTINUE:

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