In John Klossner’s cartoon, a casually dressed radio host with a beard is interviewing a dog who’s sitting on a chair in front of a microphone and wagging its tail. Both the dog and the interviewer are wearing headphones. The host has turned in his chair to listen to his producer, a woman whose arms…
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Dec 5th, Swann Gallery: Panel Discussion and Auction Preview
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Dec 4th: Bob Mankoff and Roz Chast Talk Jewish Humor
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