What do we see? On November 8, 2011, the front page of the weekly Charlie Hebdo showed a cartoon, captioned “Love is stronger than hate” by cartoonist Luz (pseudonym of Renald Luzier). The image was published a week after a fire-bomb attack by radical Muslim...
A: Author: Jarosław Kubicki, source,accessed 13.11.2021 What do we see here? A: On poster A we can see an elegant English lady, well-dressed in an old-fashioned way, smiling lightly and confidently (the image of Violet Crawley, Dowager Countess of Grantham played by...
“Indicate women who ask for rape (colour them in)”. Published by kind permission of the Author. What do we see? The cartoon designed by a celebrated Polish visual artist, animator and activist Janek Koza, combines a seemingly naïve black-and-white representation...
What do we see / read? The mock article was published in January 2022 in a Portuguese spoof newspaper entitled O Inimigo Público (The Public Enemy), which is a weekly supplement of the Público daily newspaper. Text of the article in translation: “João Rendeiro was...
Benjamin Kikkert – http://spotprenten.blogspot.com/ What do we see here? “My button is bigger & more powerful than his” President Donald Trump tweeted on 2 January 2018 in response to a threat of escalation from North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un. Trump’s...