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Kadir Doğruer´s ´60 Years, 60 Cartoons´ Exhibition at Schneidertempel
The ´60 Years, 60 Cartoons´ exhibition of Dr. Kadir Doğruer, who besides working as an intensive care doctor has been drawing cartoons for years, will be meeting art lovers on Thursday, December 1st at Schneidertempel Arts Center. December 1, 2022
Kadir Doğruer who has opened 13 solo exhibitions, received many awards, and published 3 cartoon books is describing his exhibition as such:
"It's been exactly 60 years; I haven't noticed... I came to this day being a doctor and drawing cartoons. I am grateful for both of my professions, I am thankful. Both my careers have helped me greatly in my personal development. I am lucky. (...) I always tried to choose a theme for the exhibitions I've opened until now. So this time when I thought about what theme I'd open the exhibition with, I couldn't find the answer for some time. Since I've been drawing cartoons for a long time, I asked myself: I've drawn lots of cartoons, even I don't remember most of my cartoons. What if I redrew the ones I've drawn until now... 60 of the cartoons that I've drawn till now, at 60 years of age. I chose 60 cartoons that I remember and love. I drew all of them anew. (...) Once again I came face to face as to how deep my love for cartoons is, my joy increased. I would like to thank the Schneidertempel Arts Center and especially dear Izel Rozental who gave me this opportunity."
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