Viz's Roger Mellie to curate Tate Britain exhibition
The cartoon's team will take charge of their own section of the Tate as part of a season on social satire
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There will be something just a little different coming up soon among the masterworks at Tate Britain – the world as seen by Viz magazine. Or more specifically, the world as it appears through the careworn eyes of Roger Mellie, the foul mouthed, uncensorable Man On The Telly.
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Thursday, 5 November, 2009
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