Friday Nite Lite: # JeSuisCharlie
Posted: January 9, 2015 Filed under: just because, Political and Editorial Cartoons | Tags: cabu, Charb, Charlie Hebdo, France, Paris, Stephane Charbonnier, terrorism, tignous, wolinski 10 Comments
Good Evening
The cartoon post this evening is going to be somber, as you can probably tell it will focus on the terrorist events in France this week.
Before we get to the cartoon tributes, let’s touch on a few things:
First a few quick updates on the news:
Paris Massacre Suspects Killed in Dramatic Hostage Raids – NBC News.com
Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula member claims group behind Paris terror attack | Fox News
Image for #JeSuisAhmed Reminds Us That A French Muslim Died To Protect Free Speech– HuffPo
And secondly:
The Twitter phenomenon:
Look here for the geomap of the twitter hashtag #JeSuisCharlie at the website | CartoDB it shows a time lapse map of the use of this hashtag over a period of time.
The cartoons that got 12 people killed can be seen here:
These Are The Charlie Hebdo Cartoons That Terrorists Thought Were Worth Killing Over
and here:
4 Cartoonists Killed In Attack On Charlie Hebdo Newspaper
As for the tributes…
On Instagram:
‘Banksy’ Instagram Account Shares Simple But Beautiful Tribute To Charlie Hebdo Cartoonists
UPDATE: Jan. 8 — The image shared on the fake Banksy account in fact belongs to French illustrator Lucille Clerc, who told The Huffington Post via email: “Yes, I can confirm the drawing is mine. Whoever [reposted] this just took my image and added a filter. I didn’t answer as I don’t want it to turn into a polemic, and distract people from the real issues.”
The original “Banksy” Instagram post has since been updated to credit Clerc’s Twitter handle.
You can see more of Clerc’s work here.
https://instagram.com/p/xkgkBSKlWu/
Artists Around The World Show They Won’t Be Silenced By Terrorism After Charlie Hebdo Attack
Gunmen stormed the offices of Charlie Hebdo — a satirical newspaper headquartered in Paris — leaving 12 dead Wednesday, including cartoonists Jean “Cabu” Cabut, Georges Wolinski and Bernard Verlhac (also known as Tignous), as well as the publication’s editor/publisher Stéphane “Charb” Charbonnier.
In the immediate aftermath, illustrators and artists around the world were moved to express grief and frustration, showing solidarity with their slain colleagues in political cartoons aimed at defending freedom of speech, while also condemning religious extremism. Many of the visualizations capture the absurdity of the terrorist attack in a universal language — cartoons.
There are a lot of cartoons at that link with translations too.
Newspapers React To Charlie Hebdo Attack With Show Of Solidarity On Front Pages
In London, The Independent had a bold message for the terrorists:
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That is just one of many, so go and see the others.
Now the cartoons.
There are just so many of these, that I can’t even post all of them. So I will give you the ones I think are the best…hope that you will agree. At the end I’ll post the links to other sites where you can see other cartoons as well…so with that, here we go…
Lalo Alcaraz: Behind His Charlie Hebdo Cartoon That Went Viral – NBC News.com
Charlie Hebdo tribute by Political Cartoonist Dave Granlund
AAEC – Political Cartoon by MStreeter, Savannah Morning News – 01/08/2015
Charlie Hebdo – Political Cartoon by Elena Steier, Sickworldjournal.com – 01/08/2015
French Fries – Political Cartoon by Elena Steier, Sickworldjournal.com – 01/09/2015
AAEC – Political Cartoon by Nate Beeler, The Columbus Dispatch – 01/08/2015
AAEC – Political Cartoon by Bob Englehart, Hartford Courant – 01/08/2015
Je Suis Charlie Hebdo – Political Cartoon by Steve Artley, Artleytoons – 01/08/2015
Satire Solidarity – Political Cartoon by Rob Rogers, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette – 01/08/2015
Charlie Hebdo – Political Cartoon by Rob Rogers, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette – 01/09/2015
AAEC – Political Cartoon by Scott Stantis, Chicago Tribune – 01/08/2015
Freedom To Express – Political Cartoon by Tim Campbell, Current Publishing – 01/08/2015
AAEC – Political Cartoon by Bado, Le Droit – 01/09/2015
AAEC – Political Cartoon by Gustavo Rodriguez, El Nuevo Herald – 01/08/2015
AAEC – Political Cartoon by Jimmy Margulies
AAEC – Political Cartoon by Signe Wilkinson, Philadelphia Daily News – 01/08/2015
AAEC – Political Cartoon by Joel Pett, Lexington Herald-Leader – 01/08/2015
AAEC – Political Cartoon by Kevin Siers, Charlotte Observer – 01/08/2015
AAEC – Political Cartoon by Tom Stiglich, MEDIA NEWS GROUP – 01/08/2015
AAEC – Political Cartoon by John Cole, Scranton Times/Tribune – 01/08/2015
Badges – Political Cartoon by Ed Hall, Artizans Syndicate – 01/09/2015
Silent No More by Political Cartoonist Rick McKee
Ink Bottle – Political Cartoon by Adam Zyglis, The Buffalo News – 01/09/2015
Regeneration by Political Cartoonist Petar Pismestrovic
je suis charlie by Political Cartoonist Bill Schorr
Khartoonist by Political Cartoonist Randall Enos
The Prophet’s face by Political Cartoonist John Cole
Je Suis Charlie by Political Cartoonist Dry Bones
Laughing at religion by Political Cartoonist Steve Greenberg
Voltaire by Political Cartoonist Milt Priggee
AAEC – Political Cartoon by Lisa Benson, Victor Valley Daily Press – 01/09/2015
Charlie Hebdo – Political Cartoon by Mike Keefe, InToon.com – 01/09/2015
AAEC – Political Cartoon by Joe Heller, Green Bay Press-Gazette – 01/09/2015
ink tears and blood by Political Cartoonist Hajo de Reijger
je suis charlie – Political Cartoon by Charles Beyl, Lancaster Sunday News – 01/08/2015
Muhammad Speaks by Political Cartoonist Monte Wolverton
Mr. Fish: World Dumbmination – Mr. Fish – Truthdig
Charlie Hebdo by Political Cartoonist Deng Coy Miel
Radical Islam by Political Cartoonist Steve Sack
AAEC – Political Cartoon by Ed Gamble, King Features Syndicate – 01/08/2015
Pencil Palisade Charlie Hebdo by Political Cartoonist Riber Hansson
Cartoonists and Terrorists by Political Cartoonist Marian Kamensky
The Mighty Pen by Political Cartoonist Nik Kowsar
war on cartoons by Political Cartoonist Schot
For more cartoons:
This is an open thread.
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