 Doug Davis broke in as the Downtown News editorial cartoonist by lampooning the insular concerns of downtown bloggers. He ruffled feathers, but "when I saw that reaction, I said, 'I gotta give him a show,'" says photographer Gary Leonard. That exhibit of Davis' cartoons opens tonight at Leonard's studio, 740 S. Olive Street. The date is appropriate. Davis is a Leap Day baby.
Doug Davis broke in as the Downtown News editorial cartoonist by lampooning the insular concerns of downtown bloggers. He ruffled feathers, but "when I saw that reaction, I said, 'I gotta give him a show,'" says photographer Gary Leonard. That exhibit of Davis' cartoons opens tonight at Leonard's studio, 740 S. Olive Street. The date is appropriate. Davis is a Leap Day baby.
Downtown
                                Cartoonist gets a show
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