Showing posts with label london. Show all posts
Showing posts with label london. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 15, 2015

Fincher's LawComix Sighted In London


Chicago lawyer/mediator +Tom Valenti posted from London re: Fincher's LawComix cartoons: "Two more people today sharing your work in presentations in London!! You are an absolute star here!"

Friday, June 26, 2015

London Tweet to @LawComix

"By the way,last night I was at a meeting in London and two of @lawcomix cartoons were in the slide show! (re:mediation)" This was a tweet to me from +Tom Valenti , @ValentiLaw, a lawyer/mediator from Chicago who is in London at the moment. 

Friday, July 13, 2012

Texas Lawyer on London Display of Fincher Cartoon

Angela Morris of the Texas Lawyer newspaper interviewed Fincher on July 9th, for a piece in Texas Lawyer's Tex Parte Blog and the July 16th edition of the Texas Lawyer newspaper about his cartoon on display at the Whitechapel Gallery in London.  Click here to read the article.  

Below, a tear sheet from the July 16th edition of Texas Lawyer.


Friday, July 6, 2012

Fincher Cartoon Displayed at Whitechapel Gallery, London

The UK Government Art Collection has an exhibit running into September on its history.  A part of that history  was the controversial lending of a Churchill bust by Tony Blair to George W. Bush for the Oval Office.  Ultimately, the UK requested it's return.  I did two cartoons for my now-retired political project, "The Illustrated Daily Scribble," that had the Churchill bust talking to Bush.  An inkject print of one of the cartoons is in the display case on the Churchill-bust issue at the Whitechapel Gallery.

Display case at Whitechapel Gallery, London

View of room at Whitechapel Gallery, London


Text in display case at Whitechapel Gallery, London

Angela Morris of the Texas Lawyer newspaper interviewed Fincher on July 9th, for a piece in Texas Lawyer's Tex Parte Blog and the July 16th edition of the Texas Lawyer newspaper about his cartoon on display at the Whitechapel Gallery in London.  Click here to read the article.  
Below, a tear sheet from the July 16th edition of Texas Lawyer.