The Invisible exhibition has inspired many letters – some outraged, some humorous. One of our favourite responses came from the painter Bill Stott, who sent us these cartoons.
www.billstott.co.uk / www.procartoonists.org
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Excellent stuff.
It’s good to see the Hayward continuing to treat us to humour – following the Laughing in a Foreign Language, Shrigley and Invisible exhibitions – now some actual cartoons!
At last humour is being taken seriously.
Beautiful, and in my opinion the correct response. Life in general and the art-world in particular needs to embrace more humour.
Excellent stuff – Bill Stott is a master of the gag. So nice to see Hayward taking a less-than-serious look at itself.
Well done, Hayward!
Humour is probably the best leveller there is, Bill Stott is a master of it – and it’s great to see that the Hayward is robust enough to include such a sideways look on this website. Inclusivity being a sine qua non in contemporary arts, using humour is the most fantastically effective way I can imagine – and if I were wavering, these gags would certainly send me scurrying along to the show!