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Absolute Annarchy, and what’s more it is online

30 January 2012

An online exhibition of cartoons by E.P. Unny, the chief political cartoonist of The Indian Express has gone live. Curated by Sundara Ramanathaiyer of the Centre for Comic Arts (CCA), the cartoons examine the Anna Hazare campaign through the eyes of India’s foremost political linesman.

Visit the exhibition: E.P. Unny

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This entry was posted on 30 January 2012 at 3:53 pm and is filed under Art, Newspapers, People.

Tags: Anna Hazare, Centre for Comic Art, Churumuri, E.P. Unny, Sans Serif, The Indian Express

One Response to “Absolute Annarchy, and what’s more it is online”

Mysore Peshva Says:

30 January 2012 at 10:14 pm
Lovely, lovely headline, in three ways

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