“Art Irritates Life: Politics and Stuff People Actually Care About”
Steve Kelley ’81 will be on campus as a Montgomery Fellow Feb.
18 through 22, and will deliver a public lecture, “Art Irritates Life: Politics
and Stuff People Actually Care About,” on Feb. 19. Kelley’s stay on campus
concludes the Montgomery Fellow winter series, America in 2008:
Commentators and Cartoonists, following National Public Radio Senior
Correspondent Juan Williams and cartoonist Roz Chast.
Kelley’s political cartoons are distributed by Creators Syndicate to more than 100
newspapers and magazines around the country. A Pulitzer Prize finalist in the
editorial cartooning category in 1999, Kelley’s cartoons have won the National
Headliner Award, the Best of The West competition, and the Los Angeles Press
Club award, among others. An exhibition of Kelley’s work is currently on
display in the Hopkins Center.
Steve Kelley ´81
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Lecture
- Tuesday, Feb. 19 at 4:30 p.m.
- Hopkins Center, Bentley Theater
- 646-4062
Exhibition
- Through March 10
- Hopkins Center, Upper Jewett Exhibition Corridor
- 646-3651
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