Felipe Galindo-Feggo, artist, illustrator, cartoonist, animator

George Washington Crossing The Hudson

Washington Takes Manhattan:

Felipe Galindo Feggo’s New York Discoveries

Art Exhibition May 17- August 11, 2019

Morris-Jumel Mansion, 65 Jumel Terrace,

Washington Heights,

near 163 St. Train C station.

Open Tue-Fri 10am-4pm;

Sat-Sun 10am-5pm

Over the past several decades New Yorker cartoonist Feggo

has taken the viewer on an unexpected tour of this

monumental metropolis from the vantage point of subjects

like George Washington, Frida Kahlo, and Mesoamerican gods.

The interaction between these historical subjects and the

contemporary New York proves amusing and ironic.

Washington, who during his tenure in New York during

the American Revolution encamped at the Morris–Jumel

Mansion (the oldest house in Manhattan), attempts to

rationalize 21st century New York experiences, whereas

Kahlo snaps selfies while engaging in general tourist

activities, and a Toltec god takes a break from the

Metropolitan Museum of Art and suns himself in Central Park.

Over 30 of these amusing and poignant images will fill the

second-floor museum galleries, and serve to continue

the dialogue begun in the fall of 2017 when the work of iconic

New Yorker magazine cartoonist, Charles Addams explored

similar Manhattan related themes.

For information visit morrisjumel.org or call 212-923-8008

Felipe Galindo Gómez Feggo

Felipe creates humorous art in a variety of media, including cartoons, illustrations, animations, fine art & public art. Born in Cuernavaca, Mexico, resides in New York City. His work has been exhibited and published worldwide.

CLIENTS INCLUDE:

The New Yorker, The New York Times, NACLA, Newsday, amNY, Mad, Nickelodeon, Reader's Digest, Narrative, Crain's, INXart.com, The Wall Street Journal, Advertising Age, Princeton Alumni Weekly,The Progressive, Barron's, The National Law Journal, POZ, Time Magazine's Almanac for Kids, Scholastic, Children's Television Workshop, Creative Classroom, TV411.

International: The International Herald Tribune (France), La Jornada, Nexos, Hoja por Hoja (Mexico), Red Bulletin (Austria); Hauser (Germany), Nebelspalter (Switzerland), Prospect, Oldie, Private Eye, The Spectator (England), Ode (Holland).

Felipe is an arts educator at the School of Visual Arts, Community-Word Project and consultant at Teacher's College's Say Yes to Education.

Inscriptions are open for his Continuing Education course

"The Art of Cartooning" at SVA.

Recent Awards

2019 UMEZ / LMCC Grant.

2018 Honorable Mention, Ciudad de las Ideas, Puebla.

2017 Honorable Mention, XIX PortoCarton Fest, Portugal.

2016 Success Award XXXIII Aydın Doğan Cartoon Competition, Istanbul

2016 Honoree, Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance.

2015 Puffin Foundation Grant.

2015 Lower Manhattan Cultural Council Project Grant

Image:

George Washington:

Back in New York City

Published by Now What Media.

In this humorous book, George Washington returns to

present-day New York City in a series of whimsical

and warm-hearted cartoons by Felipe Galindo Feggo.

The Mexican artist who lives in upper Manhattan depicts

the nation's first president rediscovering the city he knew

from his Revolutionary War days, a metropolis transformed

by varied and vibrant immigrants. Funny and surreal

scenes unfoldas cultures gently clash and the Founding

Father comes to appreciatehow much his country

has grown. This is a companion volume to the exhibition

Washington Takes Manhattan:

Felipe Galindo Feggo's New York Discoveries

presented at the Morris-Jumel Mansion

in New York Cit in May 2019.

The text is in English and Spanish. $19.95

Manhatitlan:
Mexican and American Cultures Intertwined
by Felipe Galindo
Published by Jorge Pinto Books.
Introduction by Peter Canby, The New Yorker.
56 pg., 8.5 x 5.5", full color.
"Feggo's work stands in the rich tradition of Mexico's socially engaged art, an art that strives, using humor and irony, to make sense out of our beautiful and ever more baffling world." -From the Introduction by Peter Canby
"What a wicked sense of humor Galindo has. Mexican artifacts enact absurd acts of revenge on Big Apple institutions, a bit like anti-imperialist New Yorker cartoons." -The Washington Post
"Galindo's appealing images superimpose Mexican icons over the New York cityscape, in a playful nod to the multiculturalism that helps make the city great." -Time Out New York

Best Arts Book Award
13th International Latino Book Award 2011

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More about this project:
MANHATITLAN: Drawings, animation, cartoons.

NEW RELEASE, JORGE PINTO BOOKS, 2012

"No Man Is a Desert Island"
is the new cartoon collection book by
Felipe Galindo ~ Feggo.
Published by Jorge Pinto Books.
Introduction by Sid Harris (The New Yorker)
156 pgs. $14.95

“Felipe’s work is not only good humored but good hearted and guaranteed to lift your spirits!” —
Gahan Wilson (Playboy, The New Yorker)

“It is a rare cartoonist who appeals to such diverse readerships as The New Yorker, the Reader’s Digest, Barron’s, and Nickelodeon, to name just a few of the magazines where the widely published Felipe Galindo’s cartoons can be found. As cartoon editor of The New Yorker I especially enjoy Felipe’s carefully constructed sight gags, whose wordless humor unites all demographics in laughter.”
— Bob Mankoff, Cartoon Editor, The New Yorker

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