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Nora Rodriguez

03/05/15

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Tom Ungerer, Eat, 1967

Nora Rodriguez wrote the February 6th article Tomi Ungerer: All in One for the Daily Serving. The article is on Tomi Ungerer's current exhibition on view at Drawing Center in New York through March 22. The Daily Serving is an international publication for contemporary art.

"Tomi Ungerer: All in One, now on view at the Drawing Center, is a joyful retrospective of the artist's career as children's-book author, satirical cartoonist, political illustrator, and erotic artist. Sadly it's also incredibly timely. Because though Ungerer was a beloved illustrator, he was also rejected for the explicit imagery in his political and erotic work." - Nora Rodriguez

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