(courtesy:
Edinburgh Evening News)
Hampden Exhibition
The Scottish Football Museum is holding an exhibition of
Frank's football related cartoons at Hampden Park, Glasgow.
It will be open from late september onwards for six months.
The show is in the lower foyer of the main stand and will be open
seven days
a week from 10-5pm Mon-Sat. and 11-5 pm Sun.
Doing his bit for the Auld Alliance, Frank represented Scotland at the
BD Francophone cartoon festival in Tourcoing, France.
He was awarded the Trophée d'Honneur,
pictured with festival organisers Catherine and Sylvain.
Culture minister drawn to cartoon show....
Scotland's culture minister, Linda Fabiani, paid a visit to the Boyling Point exhibition at the City Art Centre in Edinburgh.
Linda, pictured left, enjoyed her visit so much that she bought two cartoons (with her own money!) This major retrospective of Frank Boyle's cartoons from the Edinburgh Evening News was one of the most popular shows at the venue in recent years.
In conjuction with a photography exhibition, around 48,000 people visited the gallery over a two month period.
Boyling Point, an exhibition of Frank's work from the Edinburgh Evening News, opened on February 16th and ran until April 20th at the City Art Centre, Edinburgh.
BOYLING POINT
Frank's latest book, Boyling Point, is published by Argyll Publishing, price £7.99.
This is a collection of cartoons from the Edinburgh Evening News from 2003-2006.
Available in all good bookshops in Scotland.
Review from Tribune, the London-based political weekly.
Cartoonist of the Year 2006: Scottish Press
Awards
Frank Boyle (right) receives his award for Cartoonist of
the Year
at the Scottish Press Awards 2006
Anti M74 motorway Billboard for Friends of the Earth Scotland
at Eglinton Street, Glasgow.
WHAT
THE CRITICS SAY:
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"Frank Boyle is a national treasure"
Susan Deacon, former Scottish Health Minister. |
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"Consistently the best thing in the Evening News"
Colin Fox, convener of the Scottish Socialist Party. |
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"His work is unequalled by anyone in Scotland"
Jack McConnell,former Scottish First Minister. |
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"The only thing worse than being in a Frank Boyle cartoon, is not being in a Frank Boyle cartoon"
Murdo Fraser,deputy leader, Scottish Conservative Party. |
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"Quintessentially Edinburgh"
Margo MacDonald, independent MSP |
Welcome
to Frank Boyle's website
Feel
free to contact Frank personally by clicking on the contact details
button below and do take time to look at his impressive CV.
Frank
does 'Boyling Point' for the paper edition of the Edinburgh
Evening News
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