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The exhibition highlights some of The New Yorker’s most famous cartoonists, such as Roz Chast, a Brooklynite who has published more than 1,000 cartoons in the magazine, and Peter Arno ...

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Image The exhibition includes a generous sampling of New Yorker covers, including many that riff on the library and its famous stone lions.Credit...Harry Bliss/Bliss Cartoons, via Condé Nast In ...

Renowned New Yorker cartoonist Emily Flake will share stories from their career, and exhibit curator James Sturm and the family of Ed Koren will guide visitors through Koren’s work and legacy. What ...