Chris Slane Cartoon Exhibtion

Privacy has been a special subject for Chris Slane’s cartoons since 1998. Many aspects of privacy have come in for his attention – the impact of technology, business use of information, health, government databases – he has challenged them all.

“Chris Slane is a leading cartoonist today, working for a number of magazines in an era when reputations are usually still made via a daily editorial page cartoon," says Ian F Grant, founder of the NZ Cartoon Archive at the National Library. "Cartooning has traditionally been a black and white art, but Chris has added a new dimension with his striking use of colour, particularly as the Listener's political cartoonist."

The exhibition will be launched at 51 Shortland Street on Thursday 7th May and open for public viewing for one week.

The exhibition is one of a number of events which are run in NZ within Privacy Awareness Week. Privacy Awareness Week is an Asia-Pacific wide event. More information about the week and activities across the region, can be viewed at www.privacyawarenessweek.org/paw

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