The third Surreal McCoy cartoon on show in Herne Bay.
“Surrealism had a great effect on me because then I realised that the imagery in my mind wasn’t insanity. Surrealism to me is reality.” ― John Lennon
Another cartoon for the Marcel Duchamp centenary show.“I do not understand why, when I ask for grilled lobster in a restaurant, I’m never served a cooked telephone.” ― Salvador Dalí
Another of several cartoons by The Surreal McCoy on show at the Marcel Duchamp Cartoons In Art exhibition in Herne Bay, Kent. Britain’s best known and wittiest cartoonists will be there on Saturday August 3rd and will be drawing live at the Central Bandstand from 1 o’clock, accompanied by some cool… Read More »
In 1913, French artist Marcel Duchamp spent a number of weeks in Herne Bay as a chaperone to his younger sister Yvonne, who was studying English. At this time Duchamp had turned his back on painting and resolved to take his work in new radical directions. The result… Read More »
From June’s issue of Readers’ Digest.
After acquiring a rather intelligent telecommunications device, its curious that most people tend to turn into incommunicable, non-thinking zombies.
The fourth of The Surreal McCoy’s five contributions to this year’s Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival exhibition.