venerdì 14 agosto 2020

Portrait of Lukashenko, detail

https://cartoonmovement.com https://cartoonmovement.com/cartoon/portrait-lukashenko-detail

giovedì 13 agosto 2020

martedì 11 agosto 2020

giovedì 6 agosto 2020

lunedì 3 agosto 2020

martedì 28 luglio 2020

lunedì 27 luglio 2020

Il Tristo Mietitore dei mercati

lunedì 6 luglio 2020

giovedì 2 luglio 2020

mercoledì 1 luglio 2020

giovedì 25 giugno 2020

martedì 23 giugno 2020

giovedì 18 giugno 2020

lunedì 15 giugno 2020

Brain Tonic

www.cartoonmovement.com (https://www.cartoonmovement.com/cartoon/68151)

venerdì 12 giugno 2020

mercoledì 10 giugno 2020

lunedì 8 giugno 2020

mercoledì 3 giugno 2020

martedì 2 giugno 2020

Who has the crisis hit hardest? (Qual'è il paese più colpito dalla crisi?)

https://voxeurop.eu/en/europe-who-has-the-crisis-hit-hardest/
https://voxeurop.eu/it/qual-e-il-paese-piu-colpito-dalla-crisi/

mercoledì 27 maggio 2020

venerdì 22 maggio 2020

mercoledì 20 maggio 2020

sabato 16 maggio 2020

CM: Best of the Week

The best of this week's editorial cartoons, in our Weekly Round Up!#satire #cartoonmovement #coronavirus #trump #migrations #editorialcartoons #cartoons #cartoonists #walls pic.twitter.com/SFdF3yxufF
— The Cartoon Movement (@cartoonmovement) May 16, 2020

giovedì 14 maggio 2020

La "Sindrome Politica di Stoccolma"

La "Sindrome politica di Stoccolma" è un particolare stato di dipendenza psicologica che si manifesta spesso nelle vittime di propaganda politica prevalentemente di stampo populista soggette a ragionare con la pancia piuttosto che con il cervello. Questo particolare fenomeno psicologico nasce durante i comizi e agisce sulla psiche dell’elettore più suggestionabile alla becera propaganda populista man mano che ci si avvicina alle scadenze elettorali, quando un leader populista sempre alla ricerca del consenso e preso dalla foga espositiva durante la promozione del proprio programma elettorale decide di inasprire i toni del dibattito politico spingendo sul volume del megafono. Un atteggiamento che raggiunge il suo apice durante le sedute parlamentari, portando il leader populista a compiere veri e propri atti di violenza verbale nei confronti degli avversari politici fino a raggiungere deprecabili episodi di violenza fisica durante i momenti più accesi della bagarre in aula. Questo modo di comportarsi induce l’elettorato più sensibile alle tematiche populiste a immedesimarsi totalmente nella visone del mondo e della società promossa dal proprio leader di riferimento, portandolo così a provare un sentimento molto positivo nei suoi confronti che può spingersi fino all'amore incondizionato, alla totale sottomissione volontaria e a imbracciare il forcone in difesa delle proprie idee.

lunedì 11 maggio 2020

Down the Drain


Economy and COVID-19 https://www.cartoonmovement.com/cartoon/67021 https://fd.nl/krant?publication=0

venerdì 8 maggio 2020

Economia & COVID-19

martedì 5 maggio 2020

L'avvoltoio

venerdì 1 maggio 2020

1° Maggio 20...

Uno sguardo al futuro...

mercoledì 29 aprile 2020

Prossima riapertura!

sabato 25 aprile 2020

Il Vampivirus

Qualcuno sostiene che le alte temperature dovrebbero sconfiggere il virus...

giovedì 23 aprile 2020

EU: the COVID-19 Incident

https://voxeurop.eu/fr/2020/l-europe-apr-s-le-coronavirus-5124616 https://voxeurop.eu/en/2020/looking-post-coronavirus-europe-5124617

mercoledì 22 aprile 2020

Il tampone

Rischio pandemia...

venerdì 17 aprile 2020

L"urna europea

https://voxeurop.eu/it https://voxeurop.eu/it/2020/appello-ai-dirigenti-europei-5124590

Il tappo

mercoledì 15 aprile 2020

Lo Sparring Partner

lunedì 13 aprile 2020

Confini europei

https://voxeurop.eu/it https://voxeurop.eu/it/2020/l-ue-e-il-coronavirus-5124585

giovedì 9 aprile 2020

(Pre)visioni europee

lunedì 6 aprile 2020

La matassa europea

https://voxeurop.eu/it/2020/lettera-aperta-ai-dirigenti-dellue-ed-europei-5124555
https://voxeurop.eu/en/2020/open-letter-eu-and-european-leaders-5124553

venerdì 3 aprile 2020

Previsioni

mercoledì 1 aprile 2020

Pesce d'Aprile

lunedì 30 marzo 2020

L'urna

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A Year in Cartoons

Special – A year in cartoons

25 December 2019 – VoxEurop

Dear VoxEurop friends,

Political cartoons can be a poignant and powerful way to tell a story and comment on it. This is why we make sure to publish them regularly, and to use them as illustrations for our articles as much as possible. We’ve been doing this for years now, to the point that they have become VoxEurop’s trademark. It is thanks also to the many cartoonists who appreciate our work, and to our partnership with the Cartoon Movement platform.

What better way then to end 2019 than with a selection of our favourite cartoons. A selection is always arbitrary and perhaps more so with cartoons, which show us reality in a different way: fresh and often lighthearted, but probably also more subtle and complete.

Our selection tries to cover the most outstanding events of the year. They include the youth movement urging politicians to to tackle the climate crisis, with the Swedish teenager Greta Thunberg as its global spokesperson; the to-and-fro around Brexit, which now finally seems to be on the way under British prime minister Boris Johnson; and the European elections of May, with the subsequent appointments of the new heads of the European institutions, including the European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen. And as you will see, other events in the European level also aroused interest among cartoonists who, we like to point out, are journalists in their own right.

Like everything we do at VoxEurop, publishing such a variety of cartoons is also possible thanks to your support. Please consider making a donation. Thank you!

Happy reading and happy 2020!

The VoxEurop Team

Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Crisis Situations (MHPSS)-Cartoon Contest

The winning cartoons have been selected in an international contest dedicated to mental health and social support (MHPSS) in crisis situations.

The Cartoon Movement organised the contest on request of the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs for the occasion of the international conference on this topic, 7-8 October in Amsterdam.

This summer, members of Cartoon Movement’s online community uploaded over 100 MHPSS-themed cartoons. You can find the 4 best ones below. Feel free to share them in your network and on social media, using #mindthemindnow!

Alerte Excision

Alerte Excision! Cinquième dessin de notre exposition "Alerte Excision" réalisée par des dessinateurs et dessinatrices du monde entier. La thématique: Risque d'excision pendant l'été. Crédit: Enrico Bertuccioli. Italie. Adolescentes sur 🔟, dont les parents sont issus de pays pratiquant traditionnellement les mutilations sexuelles féminines, sont menacées en France 🇫🇷 #AlerteExcision #Vacances #Excision #Art #Artistes #Exposition #SOS #Help #Summer 🔵 Plus d'informations ➡ http://www.alerte-excision.org/

Cartoon Movement Wins Evens Journalism Prize 2019

We are incredibly honored to be the recipient of the Evens Journalism Prize 2019, a biennial prize that aims to reward a journalist or organization whose work contributes highly to making Europe more comprehensive and accessible to a broad audience. You can read more about the Evens Foundation, the organization behind this award here.

From the jury report:

The jury reason for this year’s main prize resides in the capability of Cartoon Movement to develop a distinctive and remarkable journalistic format with a high potential for a far-reaching impact in an era where global collaborations are producing the most ground-breaking outcomes. The cooperation facilitated by this platform, allows a broad perspective on multiple pressing issues, besides an exceptional reporting quality. Diversity is guaranteed by the multitude of nationalities represented by their contributors but also by the variety of approaches and styles. Cartoon Movement supports the creation of new independent voices while stressing the importance of democratic values and ethics in the field of journalism. It knowledgeably promotes the use of humour to highlight the contradictions underlying current social concerns. Furthermore, the adoption of cartoons produces a democratising effect that makes news display immediate and accessible, irrespective of language boundaries. Thanks to these distinguishing features, Cartoon Movement positively responds to the Evens Foundation’s objective to award a laureate who could make Europe more comprehensible to a vast audience.

Cartoon Movement's editor-in-chief Tjeerd Royaards held a speech at the Difference Day gala dinner on 2 May 2019 at BOZAR–Centre for Fine Arts in Brussels:

Good evening,

It is a true honor for me to be here tonight, to accept the Evens Journalism Prize for 2019 on behalf of Cartoon Movement. And it feels like an award not so much for Cartoon Movement, but more an award for the cartoonists that make up our community, and who share their perspectives on the world via our platform each day.

On their behalf, I would like to extend my thanks to the Evens Foundation and to the distinguished jury for this recognition and appreciation of our work.

This award means a lot to me for two reasons.

First, it's very special because this is a journalism award. Ever since the inception of Cartoon Movement in 2010, our basic guiding principle has been that editorial cartoons are a form of journalism, and an important form at that.

Cartoonists are not always seen that way. Obviously they do not meet the journalistic requirement of objectivity. But besides that obvious point, the fact that we make our journalism by basically drawing funny pictures means that cartoonists are not always considered to be serious media professionals. Add to this the fact that cartoonists often work alone at home or in their studio, and not in a newsroom with their journalistic colleagues, and we can see why they are something of a special breed.

And although I agree that we cartoonists are somewhat of a special category, I also very much belief that editorial cartoonists are journalists. Because I believe that what we do is fundamental to journalism. For me, journalism is about pointing out the wrongs of society, about exposing corruption and power abuse, and about keeping a check on power by letting those in power know they are being watched. It's about making people think about important issues by providing them with different perspectives. And its about ensuring a thriving public debate.

All these goals cartoons accomplish. And in doing so, cartoonists adhere to most of the principles that other journalists use. Excluding the aforementioned objectivity, which Cartoon Movement has sought to circumvent by presenting a multitude of clearly subjective perspectives.

But we try to get the facts we base a cartoon on straight just like 'normal' journalists. And we have a strong ethical framework. This is especially important when making satire. Who do we mock and why do we make fun of them? The guiding principle being that satire should punch up, attack those in power, and not down towards the weak and powerless.

So Cartoon Movement has always strived to be a journalistic platform and to be recognized and honored as such is amazing!

The second reason this award is so important to me is because it recognizes the importance and impact that cartoons have.

The image you see on the screens, with a cartoonist's finger on the trigger, which is shaped like a pencil, was chosen to illustrate this point. Cartoons have impact because they can make their point immediately, within one to three seconds. This is especially true for cartoons that are wordless, which are the ones we often publish on Cartoon Movement. A good cartoon evokes an immediate emotional response: laughter, shock, anger, sadness. This is what makes visuals so powerful. It turns the pencil that cartoonists wield into a weapon. A weapon that is, if you will forgive me the cliche, mightier than the sword.

And the pencil is also seen this way - as a weapon - by those who do not appreciate satire, most often because they fear it will undermine their power. Dictators and extremists alike fear cartoons. They fear their power to open people's minds to new perspectives, and to make people think beyond the dogmas those in power have instilled in them.

The attack on Charlie Hebdo in 2015 is a testimony to this, but it is not the only one. The Press Freedom Index has shown for the last years that press freedom is in decline. And cartoonists are always among the first to fall victim to declining liberty, by censorship, harassment, arrest or worse.

This week, Turkish cartoonist Musa Kart was sent back to jail for one year and 16 days. Although his conviction was for another supposed crime, many believe, as do I, that the true reason for his incarceration is his critical pencil. We all know Mr. Erdogan isn't too fond of criticism.

And across the ocean, in Nicaragua, cartoonist Pedro X. Molina is in hiding as he continues to expose the wrongdoings of the regime of Daniel Ortega. At the end of last year, the newsroom of the Nicaraguan paper Confidential, was raided and destroyed by government troops, but Pedro and his colleagues refuse to give up.

It is these people we want to support at Cartoon Movement; to give them and other cartoonists a voice so they can continue to have an impact.

And on this eve of World Press Freedom Day, it is to them that I would like to dedicate this award. To all those cartoonists around the world that are in danger because of what they do, but continue to do it regardless. Because they believe that what they do matters.

Thank you.

Sphere Standards - The Humanitarian Charter

Sphere produced a series of posters and matching postcards illustrating the core principles embedded in the Humanitarian Charter through the use of cartoons. The cartoons explain a complex issue through a simple visual image, helping people retain the information more easily. The cartoons help disseminate information and raise awareness on the Humanitarian Charter and on the basic rights of affected populations.

To produce the illustrations, Sphere partnered with artists from the Cartoon Movement and with the Centre for Education and Research in Humanitarian Action (CERAH).

They are available in English, French, Spanish, and Arabic, as well as in some additional languages. To know more, please get in touch.

#DrawingBlood Cartoon Campaign

In commemoration of the World Press Freedom Day on 3 May 2018, The Arts & Civics Table Organisation (TACT), in conjunction with Cartoonists Association of Nigeria (CARTAN) kicked off a cartoon campaign to protest the wave of violence and bloodshed in Nigeria.

The campaign is tagged #DrawingBlood.

We invite you to join us in this campaign by creating cartoons to campaign for an end to violence in all its ugly shades.

You can see our campaign on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/TactNigeria/status/991893252067471360?s=19

We hope that this campaign can make a difference.

Thank you

Yemi Adesanya

Co-founder TACT Nigeria

Twitter: @toyosilagos

www.tactnigeria.org

TOTO' Cartoons

Mostra di Satira e Caricatura dedicata al Principe della risata
26 agosto - 15 settembre 2017, Rocca Maletestiana - Fano
a cura di Giox Cartoons Mauro Chiappa e Maurizio Minoggio FanoFunny Festival in collaborazione con Ente Carnevalesca e il patrocinio del Comune di Fano.
Si ringrazia la Sig.ra Elena Anticoli de Curtis - Associazione Antonio de Curtis in arte Totò per la sua presenza all'inaugurazione, Michele Rossi per la gentile concessione delle opere tratte da "San Totò mira il tuo popolo" e "Un francobollo per Totò", le Fondazioni Carnevale di Viareggio e Putignano (crediti foto)
Con la partecipazione di
(sezione Satira/Caricatura)
Marghe Allegri, Gianni Audisio, Andrea Bersani, Luca Bertolotti, Enrico Bertuccioli, Mauro Biani, Marco Biassoni, Massimo Bonfatti, Luciano Bottaro, Mauro Calandi, Gianni Chiostri, Lido Contemori, Lele Corvi, Andrea Cozzarin, Marco D'Agostino, Milko Dalla Battista, Marco De Angelis, Luca De Santis, Franco Donarelli, Fabrizio Fabbri, AntonGionata Ferrari, Giorgio Franzaroli, Giuseppe Inciardi, GianLorenzo Ingrami, Danilo Interlenghi, Francesco Lemma, Fabio Magnasciutti, Mario Magnatti Mariom, Roberto Mangosi, Giuseppe Marchi, Marzio Mariani, Marco Marilungo Pictor, Marco Martellini, Corrado Mastantuono, Mauro Mazziero, Beppe Mora, Marilena Nardi, Francesco Natali, Bruno Olivieri, Danilo Paparelli, Bruno Prosdocimi, Federico Ricciardi, Umberto Rigotti, Giuliano Rossetti, Andrea Santonastaso, Giorgio Sommacal, Marco Spadari, Carlo Squillante, Sergio Staino, Achille Superbi,
Toti Buratti, Lorenzo Trevisan, Lucio Trojano, Gianfranco Uber, Giorgio Achille Fortunato Valentini, Pietro Vanessi PV, Andy Ventura, Zaza Leonardo, Fabrizio Zubani
(sezione Internazionale)
Angel Boligán, Thierry Coquelet, Cau Gomez Cartoon, Guaico Grisales, Elvis Corrales Rodrìguez, Adriana Mosquera, Diego Puglisi, Ruben Sosa, Agim Sulaj, Ivailo Tsvetkov, Omar Figueroa Turcios, Shiva Zamanfar, Omar Zevallos
(sezione San Totò)
Ferruccio Alessandri, Gianni Allegra, Pietro Ardito, Aziz, Franco Bruna, Giorgio Cavazzano, Massimo Cavezzali, Mauro Cicarè, Marina Comandini, Mimmo De Vito, Bruno Donzelli, Valerio Ducros, Pablo Echaurren, Dario Fo, Gianni Li Muli, Emanuele Luzzati, Milo Manara, Domenico Meloni, Vincenzo Mollica, Massimiliano Pacciani, Angelo Maria Ricci, Cristiano Sagramola, Alessandro Valenti, Silvia Ziche
(sezione Carnevale)
Samanta Bartolucci, Giox Cartoons, Mauro Chiappa, Melchiorre Rino Fucci, Franco Giotta, Libero Maggini, Hermes Valentini

Grazie a tutti gli autori! Thanks to all authors!

— con Franco Giotta

"Legal... Mente" (Tempesta Editore, Roma-2014)

Il libro: 94 autori per un libro di 120 pagine di satira in bianco e nero, scritta e disegnata, a cura di Leo Magliacano, Tiziano Riverso e Tullio Boi.
Hanno partecipato al progetto:
Accursio Arcangelo, Airaghi Mario, Allegra Gianni, Ardizzone Lello, Arosio Roberto (Pepito Sbazzeguti), Atrei Alessio, Atzei Corrado, Beduschi Giovanni, Bertuccioli Enrico, Biani Mauro, Biondi Enrico, Boccone Domenico, Bocchicchio Mario, Boi Tullio, Bruzzone Emiliano, Bucci Nicola (Bucnic), Burato Gianni, Campaner Angelo, Canciani Fabrizio, Caratto Luciano, Cardelli Giacomo, Cardinali Claudio, Careghi Athos, Ceriotti Pino, Chistè Moreno, Ciarallo Giuseppe, Climinti Andrea, Corraine Antonio, Corvi Lele, Crudele Carlo, Dal Ponte Paolo, De Angelis Olimpia, Di Simone Dario (Darix), Di Dino Vincenzo, Diliberto Emanuele (Nuele), Di Stefano Vladimiro (Diste), Donarelli Franco, Farina Anna Valentina, Festino Giuseppe, Fiadone Fabio, Fiamma Ivan (Sdrummelo), Foglia Gianluca (Fogliazza), Fontana Fulvio, Fusi Marco, Gatti Andrea, Gavagnin Marco (Gava), Grieco Rocco, Guarene Antonio, Iacono Giorgio, Ingrami Gianlorenzo (Ceci & Gian), Isca Emilio, Laurenzi Giulio, Lupini Armando, Magliacano Leo, Magnasciutti Fabio, Malagoli Angela, Mangosi Roberto, Maramotti Danilo, Mazzoli Roberto, Mei Stella, Moretti Tommaso (Tommy Gun), Nardi Marilena, Paparelli Danilo, Perazzolli Pier Paolo, Petre Horacio Gustavo, Pollicelli Giuseppe (Flavio Gipo), Portinari Franco (Portos), Pota Mario, Puglia Paride, Redoglia Nadia, Riverso Tiziano, Roberti Matteo, Romaniello Umberto, Sajini Ugo, Salvetti Roberto, Sammartino Donato, Scalia Maro, Silvestri Antonio (Tauro), Spinazzi Raffaella, Squillante Carlo, Staino Sergio, Stivali Franco, Superbi Achille, Tauro Martina (La Poiana), Tomassini Lamberto (Tomas), Tosti Paolo, Trojano Lucio, Trucco Stefano (Kurt), Uber Gianfranco, Uva PierFrancesco, Valle Luana, Vanessi Pietro (PV), Zanchetta Rino (Riz)
Il libro può essere acquistato qui: http://www.legalitaegiustizia.it/librolegalmente/