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I was born in Izmir (Turkey) in 1966. I was graduated from Department of painting at 9 Eylül University, Faculty of Education. I have been working as an visual arts teacher for twenty four years. I continued to my works using water colour and oil color for a long time. I opened various individual exhibitions and participated in joint painting exhibitions. I completely have given weight to cartoons and caricatures at last years. I often participate to national and international contests. I have a lot of works that won prizes, exhibited and selected to the albums (as national and international). A lot of my works are published in humor magazines and art magazines in Turkey, in Eulenspiegel Humor Magazine and Stern magazine in Germany, and in the leading websites of the world. Also they were exhibited a lot of times in Underground Exhibitions in Berlin. I have opened my first individual cartoon and caricature exhibition at 19th-25th october 2009 and I have participated a lot of times in joint exhibitions. Also I organized two international cartoon exhibitions.

See more of my works: http://www.meneksecam.blogspot.com/

menekshecham@hotmail.com

packaging

The genuine democracy package for Turkey.

"He is coming..."

I wish all cartoon movement friends "Merry Christmas"! :)

Christmastime

We extremely need such a traffic sign in these days. ;)

Santa... made in Turkey!

If we consider he was born on the territory of Turkey, it's possible that he could have taken som

difficult separation

Autumn is really over :)

violence against women3

Stop domestic violence against women!!

violence against women2

Stop violence against women!

violence against women

Stop violence against women!!

The Power of The Public

Resistance for the freedom.

Resistance 1

Freedom, democracy and the republic are under a great threat for 10 years in Turkey.

Freedom of thought

"Imprisoned by fear of crime/criminality"

Flight to freedom

The meaning of freedom becomes truly apparent when you experience oppression.