Some people might make lemonade from whatever lemons life brings, but David Sipress makes cartoons. In his book, “What’s So Funny? A Cartoonist’s Memoir,” Sipress gives readers a delightful and ...

Duluth City Councilor Joel Sipress will run to retain his seat representing the 2nd District. Sipress was appointed to the council in February 2014, after 2nd District Councilor Patrick Boyle was ...

David Sipress submitted his cartoon ideas to The New Yorker for 25 years before the magazine gave him a tumble. He finally made his first New Yorker sale in 1997, with a drawing of a zen meditation ...

Joel Sipress, Duluth's newest city councilor, had no connections to the Twin Ports and had never so much as visited Minnesota when he landed a job teaching history at the University of ...

(New York Jewish Week via JTA) — David Sipress did not sell his first cartoon to The New Yorker until 1997, when he was 50. He wasn’t exactly a struggling artist until then — his work had long ...

Apr. 2—It's going to take a whole lot more than a Duluth City Council resolution to combat climate change, and 2nd District Councilor Joel Sipress is among the first to acknowledge that. Yet, Sipress ...

Since 1998, David Sipress has published more than five hundred cartoons in The New Yorker. For each one that makes it into the magazine there are dozens that don’t, but every week he sits down to draw ...

Every week, we scan the media for interesting conversations about art. This week: thoughts on the changing meaning of “appropriation art” and the unexpected riddle about America’s most-purchased ...

WASHINGTON, DC - APRIL 24: Alan Sipress, Washington Post staff Middle East Editor, on April, 24, 2019 in Washington, DC. (Bill O'Leary/The Washington Post) Announcement from Interim Deputy Foreign ...

(New York Jewish Week via JTA) — David Sipress did not sell his first cartoon to The New Yorker until 1997, when he was 50. He wasn’t exactly a struggling artist until then — his work had long ...