Grogan exhibition at UCT

05 September 2011

Acclaimed cartoonist, illustrator and artist Tony Grogan has donated a collection of some 9 000 original cartoons to the UCT Libraries, to be used for research or publication.

An exhibition of the collection runs at the Centre for African Studies Gallery until 10 October.

"Tony Grogan has been and remains a major social and political commentator in Cape Town and South Africa," observed Prof Ian Glenn. Grogan lead a walkabout of the exhibition on 3 September.

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