Nick Garland Cartoons

4. December — 6. February,

Upper Gallery
Free Entry (donations welcome)

Following on from the success of the Steve Bell Cartoons exhibition in 2008, The Lightbox is proud to present an exhibition featuring the cartoons of Nick Garland. In 1966 Nick Garland became the Daily Telegraph’s first political cartoonist and since then, has also contributed cartoons and covers to the New Statesman, the Spectator, and the Independent. Garland was awarded the Order of the British Empire in 1998 and has collaborated on the comic strip ‘Barry Mackenzie’ with Barry Humphries for Private Eye. His books include Travels with My Sketchbook, An Indian Journal, Not Many Dead, and I Wish.

A cartoon of child versions of Tony Blair and George W. Bust on a children's play horse rolling down a hill that is sign posted to Afghanistan, they both have wooden toy swords in their hands and both are wearing folded paper hats.

Two Little Boys

Nick Garland