About

The aim of the Ken Sprague Fund is to commemorate the life and work of Ken Sprague. Ken was an all-round artist who worked in a whole variety of media, but was particularly renowned for his work as a cartoonist and poster designer.

What characterised all his output, though, was his dedicated commitment to human rights, justice, peace and socialism. The aim of the Fund is to promote his vision and to encourage young artists to use their art in the furtherance of social justice, peace and tolerance.

The Ken Sprague Fund aims to do this through:

A biennial international political cartoon competition is held to promote the ideas to which Ken Sprague devoted his life, social justice, peace and environmental protection.

The organising of exhibitions and the use of other appropriate means to promote Ken Sprague’s work.

The organising of exhibitions and the use of other appropriate means to promote Ken Sprague’s work.

The organising of seminars on political poster-making and cartoon illustration.

The fund is looked after and guided by a board of trustees. These trustees are: Michal Boñcza, Bruni de la Motte, John Green, Chris Kaufman, Martin Rowson (Chair), Peter Sinclair, Sam Sprague, Liz Willis.

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 Useful links

  • Frontline States Open
  • Ken Sprague: People's Artist Open
  • North London art exhibitions Open
  • Ken Sprague's Wikepedia Open
  • More links

 Press

  • The Guardian: Cartoonists showed that barbed humour can be a powerful weapon in the fight to halt global warming... Read more
  • The Independent: The results of a worldwide competition are sharp, satirical - and even funny... Read more
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