<p>Bengaluru: Works of Abu Abraham will be on display at the Indian Cartoon Gallery on MG Road between August 3 and 31, as part of celebrations around the iconic cartoonist’s birth centenary. </p>.<p>Abu’s World, an exhibition organised by the Indian Institute of Cartoonists (IIC), will feature over 120 political cartoons, sketches, and caricatures by Abu (1924-2002). He would have turned 100 on June 11 this year. </p>.Heritage not just history, but shared consciousness of humanity: PM Modi at UNESCO event.<p>Chiranjiv Singh, former IAS officer and ambassador to UNESCO, will be the guest of honour on the opening day of the exhibition. </p>.<p>VG Narendra, IIC managing trustee, said the gallery will be open on all days, except Sundays (10 am-6 pm), for public viewing. Abu’s award-winning animated film No Arks will be screened. </p>.<p>Starting his career as a reporter with The Bombay Chronicle, and as a freelancer cartoonist for Blitz and Bharat, Abu went on to work with The Guardian, Punch, The Tribune, and The Indian Express. He also edited Verdicts on Vietnam, a collection of anti-war cartoons on Vietnam. </p>
<p>Bengaluru: Works of Abu Abraham will be on display at the Indian Cartoon Gallery on MG Road between August 3 and 31, as part of celebrations around the iconic cartoonist’s birth centenary. </p>.<p>Abu’s World, an exhibition organised by the Indian Institute of Cartoonists (IIC), will feature over 120 political cartoons, sketches, and caricatures by Abu (1924-2002). He would have turned 100 on June 11 this year. </p>.Heritage not just history, but shared consciousness of humanity: PM Modi at UNESCO event.<p>Chiranjiv Singh, former IAS officer and ambassador to UNESCO, will be the guest of honour on the opening day of the exhibition. </p>.<p>VG Narendra, IIC managing trustee, said the gallery will be open on all days, except Sundays (10 am-6 pm), for public viewing. Abu’s award-winning animated film No Arks will be screened. </p>.<p>Starting his career as a reporter with The Bombay Chronicle, and as a freelancer cartoonist for Blitz and Bharat, Abu went on to work with The Guardian, Punch, The Tribune, and The Indian Express. He also edited Verdicts on Vietnam, a collection of anti-war cartoons on Vietnam. </p>