
PCOer Alex Hughes submitted this caricature of Prime Minister Gordon Brown for the "But is it Art?" show at this year's Shrewsbury festival. Click the picture to enlarge it.
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Monday, April 14, 2008
Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival - But is it Art?
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Labels: Alex Hughes, But is it art, Gordon Brown, PCO, Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival
Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival - But is it Art?

One of PCOer Mike Turner's contributions to the "But is it Art?" show running at the Shrewsbury Festival.
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Labels: best British cartoonists, But is it art, Mike Turner, PCO Procartoonists, Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival
Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival - But is it Art?

A contribution for the "But is it Art?" show from PCOer Ken Pyne. The show is currently being exhibited in Shrewsbury until the end of April. Click to enlarge the picture.
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Labels: best British cartoonists, But is it art, Ken Pyne, PCO, Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival
Friday, April 4, 2008
The not-the-PCO-artist-of-the-month-post
Bloghorn is going to be taking a break from our regular Friday feature during April as we feel we may have a lot on our plate with the upcoming cartoon festival. PCOer Martin Honeysett has submitted this piece for the But is it art show up in Shrewsbury.
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Labels: But is it art, Martin Honeysett, PCO Artist of the month, PCO Procartoonists, Private Eye, Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival: Six exhibitions open to the public

Six exhibitions of high-quality cartoon and comic art opened at the Shrewsbury festival yesterday evening. All free to enter and available to all, are the But is it Art? cartoon show and a one man show for Dave Brown of The Independent. The national UK Cartoon Museum has lent a collection for display and there is also a caricature show and contributions from cartoonists and artists from both Belgium and America.
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Labels: best British cartoonists, But is it art, Cartoon Museum, Dave Brown, PCO, Rogues Gallery, Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival, The Independent
Sunday, March 30, 2008
Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival countdown
Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival 18th-20th April 2008. The cartoon is courtesy of Dave Brown, who has a one-man show at the event. If you can't see anything very helpful immediately above this text - click here and download a free Flash player for your PC. If it's still not working for you, try using an internet browser that isn't Microsoft Explorer :) This link is handy for a different, and often better, choice
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Labels: art business, best British cartoonists, But is it art, PCO, Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival
Thursday, March 27, 2008
Shropshire gets ready for cartoon festival
As is only appropriate, the Shropshire Star newspaper today begins the countdown to the Shrewsbury Cartoon Festival.
The event takes place on the weekend of April 18-20, but the main festival exhibition, entitled "But is it Art?", opens this Sunday (March 30) and runs until April 26.
Click on "But is it art", under Labels below, to see examples of many PCO members contributions to the show. Below is one from PCOer William Rudling.
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Labels: But is it art, cartoons, PCO, Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival, Shropshire Star
Sunday, March 23, 2008
Shrewsbury Cartoon Festival: another preview
Art critic cartoon by Chris Madden
Another sneak preview of submitted work for the "But is it Art?" show at the forthcoming Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival. This cartoon is by Chris Madden. Bloghorn says click M for Madden.
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Labels: art, But is it art, cartoons, Chris Madden, PCO, Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival
Monday, March 17, 2008
Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival

A sneak preview of submitted work for the "But is it Art?" show at the forthcoming Shrewsbury International cartoon festival. This cartoon is by Andy Davey. Bloghorn says click D for Davey.
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Labels: Andy Davey, But is it art, PCO, Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival
Monday, March 10, 2008
Shrewsbury international cartoon festival - and other events

"But is it Art?" by PCOer Nathan Ariss – another contribution to Bloghorn's sneak preview of a major exhibition which opens in less than a month's time and is part of this year's Shrewsbury Cartoon Festival.
In other news, PCOer Clive Collins, a previous cartoonist of the month here, alerts us to a one-off event at the Barbican centre in central London where former Punch cartoonist and Oscar winner Bruce Petty is showing his film called Global Haywire. Clive describes Australian Bruce's work as in the "zany, big explosive cartoons vein". Sounds good to us. You can find out more about Petty's film here.
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Labels: art business, Bruce Petty, But is it art, Clive Collins, Nathan Ariss, PCO, Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival
Wednesday, March 5, 2008
Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival

Preview of a submission to the "But is it Art?" show at this year's Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival. Thanks to PCOer Paul Hardman - click H for Hardman.
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Labels: But is it art, Paul Hardman, PCO, Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival
Monday, March 3, 2008
Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival

One more offering from the "But is it Art?" cartoon show from the forthcoming Shrewsbury International Cartoon festival. This piece is from PCOer Tim Harries.
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Labels: But is it art, digital image-making, PCO, Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival, Tim Harries
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival

Submitted work for the 'But is it art?’ exhibition at this year's Shrewsbury Festival. Caricature of former PM Anthony (Tony) Blair by PCOer Adrian Teal.
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Labels: Adrian Teal, art, art business, But is it art, PCO, Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival, Tony Blair
Monday, February 25, 2008
Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival

PCO cartoonist William Rudling on the joy of painting.
This is another sneak preview of submitted work for the Is it Art exhibition from the forthcoming Shrewsbury cartoon festival.
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Labels: But is it art, PCO, Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival, the cartoon portfolio website, William Rudling
Monday, February 18, 2008
Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival

More from our sneak preview of the "But is it Art?" exhibition which will be one of the highlights at this spring's Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival. PCOer Steve Bright made this piece. Click on the Shrewsbury link under this text for more...
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Labels: art, art business, But is it art, PCO, Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival, Steve Bright
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival

A sneak preview of more 'Art' from the upcoming Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival. This piece is by PCOer Wilbur Dawbarn.
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Labels: art business, But is it art, original artwork, PCO, Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival, Wilbur Dawbarn
Sunday, February 10, 2008
Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival
Cartoon by PCO member Royston Robertson (after Damien Hirst) submitted for the "But is it Art?" exhibition
The Shrewsbury Cartoon Festival is fast approaching. The 2008 event takes place on the weekend of April 18-20.
The theme this year is "Art" and one of the highlights will be an exhibition of new work by festival cartoonists, including many PCO members, entitled "But is it Art?" which will run from March 30 until April 26.
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Labels: art, But is it art, cartoons, PCO, Royston Robertson, Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival
