November
1995: Opening of 'David Low, Kiwi Cartoonist on Hitler's
Blacklist', a major exhibition of Sir David Low's cartoons
from the pre-war and Second World War periods. The exhibition
toured New Zealand from 1995 to 1998.
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| Ian
Fraser, New Zealand Cartoon Archive trustee and auctioneer
Paul Neal at work during the highly successful Cartoon
Archive auction at Government House in 1997. |
July-August
1996: Lecture tour by Dr Colin Seymour-Ure, David Low
biographer.
September-October
1997: Lecture tour by Nicholas Garland, prominent British
cartoonist who grew up in New Zealand.
November
1997: Charity Cartoon Auction at Government House, sponsored
by then patron HE Rt Hon. Sir Michael Hardie Boys, raised
nearly $25,000 for the Cartoon Archive.
July
1999: 'Guts & Glory, an exhibition of rugby cartoons',
another major exhibition opened. A many-faceted examination
of the country's national sport, it toured New Zealand until
July 2002.
September
1999:
Lecture tour by Roger Law, the originator of the 'Spitting
Image' puppet show.
December
1999: Following Susan Foster's resignation, Ian Grant
became executive chairman and Rachel Macfarlane joined the
Cartoon Archive as his assistant.
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