Original art by Charles Schulz! a Cartooning class for Adults! Pet Noir, Pogo Possum! Artist Davis Kellett! Stand Up Comedy! All this cartoon goodness can be found this December at the Cartoon Art Museum in San Francisco. What a great way to celebrate the winter Holiday(s).<\/p>\n
To start with the Animation Gallery<\/span> at the museum has been re-located to the back area and is now joined by an HD monitor to show animation thanks to a generous donation.<\/p>\n The news below is taken from the museums newsletter.<\/span><\/p>\n 1. Peanuts Holiday Parade: A Celebration of the Art of Charles M. Schulz<\/span> The Cartoon Art Museum kicks off the holiday season with Peanuts Holiday 2. Tuesday, December 5, 2006, 7:00-9:00pm A portion of the profits from the sales of Pet Noir will be donated to <\/span> 3. Cartooning Workshop: Design 101 with Jon “Bean” Hastings<\/span> The latest installment of our ongoing series of workshops for aspiring 4. Sunday December 10, 2007, 1pm to 3pm 5. Draw Me A Possum: 63 Ever-Lovin’ Blue-Eyed Years of Pogo<\/span> In conjunction with current exhibition Draw Me A Story: A Century of 6. i, Mascot: A costumed travelogue by Michael Capozzola<\/span> The Cartoon Art Museum presents i, Mascot, an evening of Cartoon and EXPERIENCE: Uncertainty and cultural misgivings!<\/p>\n THRILL TO: Tales of humorless armed guards!<\/p>\n WITNESS: Cartoons and photos intercut with smart-alecky commentary that All proceeds for this event will benefit the Cartoon Art Museum. Book To purchase tickets in advance, call 415 CARTOON (227-8666) ext. 300. <\/span> More information on these events will be posted at our website shortly: <\/span> Original art by Charles Schulz! a Cartooning class for Adults! Pet Noir, Pogo Possum! Artist Davis Kellett! Stand Up Comedy! All this cartoon goodness can be found this December at the Cartoon Art Museum in San Francisco. What a great way to celebrate the winter Holiday(s). To start with the Animation Gallery at the museum … Continue reading December Events at the Cartoon Art Museum (San Francisco, CA)<\/span>
November 24, 2006 through March 18th, 2007<\/p>\n
Parade: A Celebration of the Art of Charles M. Schulz, featuring 20
original Peanuts comic strips from the Cartoon Art Museum’s permanent
collection, including a special selection of holiday-themed strips
featuring Snoopy in his classic Santa\/Bell-Ringer guise.<\/p>\n
Pet Noir Book Release Party<\/span> – Free and open to the public
The Cartoon Art Museum and Manic D Press are pleased to celebrate the
release of Pet Noir: An Anthology of Strange But True Pet Crime
Stories, conceived and edited by Shannon O\u00c2\u2019Leary and drawn by today\u00c2\u2019s
finest comic book artists, this innovative, compassionate illustrated
anthology sheds fur on some of the most peculiar animal offenses in
recent headlines and examines our individual relationships with animals
in true stories of oddly humorous and heartbreaking personal pet crimes.
O’Leary and 11 artists will be on hand to greet fans, sign books and
celebrate the release of Pet Noir.<\/p>\n
the Animal Legal Defense Fund (www.aldf.org), which protects and <\/span>
advances the interests of animals through the legal system. This <\/span>
special event is free and open to the public.<\/span><\/p>\n
Saturday, December 9, 20061:00-4:00pm
Cost per individual class: $50; $40 for CAM members<\/p>\n
comic artists, writers and fans of all ages features Jon “Bean”
Hastings, creator of the comic Smith Brown Jones: Alien Accountant ,
the children’s book Terrabella Smoot and the Unsung Monsters as well as
the current artist on Disney’s Haunted Mansion comic. Hastings will teach
students how to create and design a character, layout a page and prep
artwork for printing.<\/p>\n
Cartoonist in Residence: David Kellett<\/span><\/p>\n
Tuesday, December 12, 2006, 7:00pm to 9:00pm
$5 General Admission, FREE for Cartoon Art Museum Members<\/p>\n
Children’s Book Illustration, the Cartoon Art Museum is proud to host a
special presentation by three authorities on the life and artwork of
beloved cartoonist and children’s book creator Walt Kelly and his most
famous creation, Pogo. Pogo aficionados Mark Burstein, Scott Daley and
Steve Leialoha will discuss Kelly’s impact on the comics medium and the
world at large. Original artwork, rarely-seen publications and other
Pogo ephemera will be exhibited during this special presentation.
Please join us for an evening of personal anecdotes, an appreciation of
Kelly’s children’s books and his lesser-known comics and a unique
discussion of one of the most talented cartoonists of the 20th century.<\/p>\n
Tuesday, December 19, 2006 from 7:00pm to 9:00pm
Tickets: $10 ($5 for CAM members)<\/p>\n
Comedy with comedian (and cartoonist) Michael Capozzola. Part stand-up comedy and part
cartoon travelogue recounting Capozzola’s 4-month PR road-trip across
the United States on the eve of the collapse of the economy at the tail
end of the dot.com era. Four months and 17,000 miles in a mascot
costume yielded photos, drawings, stories and anecdotes providing comic
insight into the effects of marketing to various regions of the country
and the resulting misunderstandings that occurred on the road. For more
information, http:\/\/www.capozzola.com\/<\/a>.<\/p>\n
is as clunky as this sentence!<\/p>\n
and merchandise sales will benefit the starving cartoonist and comedian.<\/p>\n
The evening will start at 7:00pm, tickets are $10 ($5 for CAM members). <\/span>
All contributions will benefit the museum. <\/span><\/p>\n
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