61. San Francisco's Cartoon Art Museum /b Rod Gilchrist profiles San Francisco s cartoon art Museum, which is dedicated to conserving and presenting cartoon art,...... b http://www.awn.com/mag/issue4.06/4.06pages/gillchristsfmuseum/gilchristsfmuseum.

A NIMATION W ORLD ... AGAZINE - ISSUE 4.6 - SEPTEMBER 1999 San Francisco's Cartoon Art Museum by Rod Gilchrist Disney's Captain Hook, a `Disney Villain.' Courtesy of Cartoon Art Museum. T he Cartoon Art Museum is a 14 year-old non-profit museum in San Francisco, California, USA. The mission of the museum is to collect, preserve, study and display to the public significant examples of cartoon art. The Cartoon Art Museum is dedicated to supporting the community by showcasing the entertainment found in the awe inspiring wonderland of cartoon art, and the unique educational opportunities that this art presents. Cartoon art reveals our social, economic and cultural history unlike any other illustrative art. It reflects our language and our lives. It shows us what we looked like, what we laughed at, what frightened or outraged us, and how we have, or haven't, changed. Why Cartoons?

62. The International Museum Of Cartoon Art Animation World Magazine, issue 2.11, February 1998, Motion Capture Stop Motion. http://www.awn.com/mag/issue2.11/2.11pages/2.11charlacartoon.html

Animation World Magazine , Issue 2.11, February 1998 The International Museum of Cartoon Art by Steve Charla The International Museum of Cartoon Art at 201 Plaza Real in Boca Raton, Florida. Museum of Cartoon Art. T he International Museum of Cartoon Art was founded as the Museum of Cartoon Art by cartoonist Mort Walker in 1974. Dismayed by the fact that so many original works by cartoonists were being lost or destroyed, Walker had begun collecting cartoon art years earlier. The Museum was created to collect, preserve and exhibit original works of cartoon art from all over the world. In 1992, the museum relocated from New York to Boca Raton, Florida, where it's new facility opened to the public in March of 1996. It's collection currently consists of approximately 160,000 pieces of artwork, including original animation art, newspaper strips, comic book art, editorial cartoons, gag cartoons, caricatures, sports cartoons, and book and magazine illustrations. The museum also has over 10,000 books and hundreds of hours of film and video, which will eventually be made available to the public through an on-site research library. The Permanent Collection Roughly half of the museum's first floor gallery space currently showcases highlights from the Museum's permanent collection. The newspaper strip area contains original pieces covering the medium's century of existence, from art by early masters like Richard Outcault and Winsor McCay to the work of more recent favorites such as Charles Schulz and Bill Watterson. On display in the comic book area are original pages and covers by Jack Kirby, Bob Kane, Curt Swan and others. Gag and magazine cartoons, many of which appeared in

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Art Talk Guestbook Home Cartoon Art - Fantasy Art - Abstract Art!! These artists paint a wide variety of artwork. You might just find that perfect piece of artwork you have been looking for whether it be an original painting or a limited edition giclee! Canada has many talented artists, I hope you enjoy the many we have listed here in our art gallery. Stay tuned as Art In Canada will be creating more artists websites in the near future focusing on artists in each province. The artists listed in this art gallery do exceptional work in watercolors, oil paintings, acrylic paintings, pastel art, pencil art, charcoal and much more! Several artists offer art workshops and art lessons! Click on a link below to SEARCH BY CARTOON ARTISTS - FANTASY ARTIST - ABSRACT ARTIST Maxine Boss Brian Burness Ben Crane Heather Crocker ... Eldon Walls PAGE 1 Please click on the desired Artist Name or Image to go directly to the Artists Gallery. Maxine Boss Maxine Boss is a Calgary artist, born and raised in small communities throughout Alberta. Watercolour was her original medium and she has since added collage and oil to her repertoire.

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via Yahoo!Groups Google powered Main January 26, 2004 The Cartoon Art Museum and the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund are proud to announce the Fourth Annual Alternative Press Expo (APE) Benefit Bash. On February 21, 2004, come to CAM to mingle with dozens of the finest stars in comics and many up-and-coming cartoonists as they gather to celebrate the comics medium and support these two distinguished organizations. The party will be held from 8 to 11 PM at the Cartoon Art Museum, where over 300 pieces of original art spanning 100 years of comics history will be on view, including works by contemporary legends Alex Ross and Frank Miller, underground masters R. Crumb and Justin Green, rare pieces by pioneering cartoonists George McManus and E.C. Segar, and comic strip icons Walt Kelly and Charles Schulz. Beyond the visual feast of the museum's walls, refreshments will also be provided for party guests, who will all be entered to win rare, signed comics and original art to be raffled off throughout the night. General Admission for the party is $10, or $5 for members of the Cartoon Art Museum or Comic Book Legal Defense Fund.

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via Yahoo!Groups Google powered Main January 31, 2003 Cartoon Art Museum and CBLDF Party Like Monkeys on Saturday Night! Saturday night the Fund is teaming up with the Cartoon Art Museum for our third annual APE Party. Everyone through the door gets entered into a raffle to win cool prizes, such as signed prints by Peter Kuper, Neil Gaiman and Craig Thompson, signed books by Gahan Wilson, Neil Gaiman, and Frank Miller, and much more! It's a $10 suggested donation to get in, but only $5 if you're a card-carrying member of CBLDF or CAM. Mingle with great cartoonists and view these excellent exhibits: She Draws Comics: Great Women Cartoonists . This exhibition, curated by Trina Robbins, features over 60 great artists, including Marie Severin, Dale Messick, Lynn Johnston, Julie Doucet, Roberta Gregory, Nina Paley, Ellen Forney, Lark Pien, Leela Corman, Alison Bechdel...there's some really incredible stuff in this show, and this is the only scheduled U.S. venue for this exhibition. Hate Mail: Comic Strip Controversies . A look at comic strips that irritated and confused America, and the reader response that followed. Includes Berkeley Breathed, Garry Trudeau, Wiley Miller and other rabble-rousers.

68. Career Development Center - CSUH Art Administration Major Art Administration Intern, cartoon art Museum Keith Choi cartoon art Museum Kent Chu - Boys/Girls Club of Diablo Valley http://wwwsa.csuhayward.edu/~cdcweb/CSIP_2004_keith_choi.shtml

Career Development Center Campus Directories Library Colleges/Depts. Search 'JavaScript' (A.K.A. 'Active Scripting') must be enabled to fully utilize this website. CSUEB Home Student Affairs CDC Home Students Community Service Internship Program Employers Alumni Faculty Students/Alumni With Disabilities ... Contra Costa Career Info Keith Choi Art Administration Major Art Administration Intern, Cartoon Art Museum You too can perform a summer internship in the CSUEB Community Service Internship Program Applications are accepted during the April / May timeframe. Let us remind you Other Stories from CSIP Interns LaVonna Ashlock - Kaiser Permanente Shweta Bhatia - Friends Outside in Santa Clara County Narissa Brooks - Kids Coach Keith Choi - Cartoon Art Museum ... Students Page Keith's Internship Experience I was involved with daily and programming activities. I wrote thank-you letters to donators and updated the library database. I helped ship books; I counted, boxed, and measured each box to find the shipping cost, including a shipment list to verify the books ordered Usually volunteers took care of the front desk, but I helped with Admission Desk operations. I developed skills interacting with visitors to the museum. This included being the telephone operator for calls not directed to an extension. So I transferred calls, took messages, or answered general questions.

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70. Untitled Document Teaching with cartoon art A Selected Bibliography. Background Materials. Deur, Lynne. The Ungentlemanly Art A History of American Political Cartoons. http://www.lib.ohio-state.edu/OSU_profile/cgaweb/teaching.htm

Teaching with Cartoon Art: A Selected Bibliography Background Materials Deur, Lynne. Political Cartoonists . Minneapolis: Lerner Publications, 1972. Eisner, Will. Comics and Sequential Art. Tamarac, FL: Poorhouse Press, 1990, c 1985 Graphic Storytelling . Tamarac, FL: Poorhouse Press, 1996. Harvey, Robert C. The Art of the Funnies: An Aesthetic History . Jackson: University Press of Mississippi, 1994. Hess, Stephen and Milton Kaplan. The Ungentlemanly Art: A History of American Political Cartoons . New York: Macmillan, 1975. Inge, M. Thomas. Comics as Culture . Jackson: University Press of Mississippi, 1990. Keen, Sam. Faces of the Enemy . New York: HarperCollins, 1991. McCloud, Scott. Understanding Comics . New York: HarperPerennial, 1994, c 1993. Robbins, Trina. A Century of Women Cartoonists . Northampton, MA: Kitchen Sink Press, 1993. Scott Elaine and Margaret Miller. Funny Papers: Behind the Scenes of the Comics . New York: Morrow Junior Books, 1993. What's Funny About That? Compiled by the editors of This Week . New York: Dutton, 1954.

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72. Internet ArtResources - Complimentary Listing - Museum Of Cartoon Art - Rye Broo Museum of cartoon art. Comly Avenue Rye Brook, NY 10573 USA. Phone 914.939.0234. Director or Curator Barbara M. Hammond http://www.artresources.com/guide/comp.ihtml?a=5385

73. Bibi's Box: Museum Of Comic And Cartoon Art MOCCA Museum of Comic and cartoon art. Make a tour there and discover some very nice works. (via The Cartoonist). Posted by Bibi at February 16, http://www.bibi.org/box/archives/comics/museum_of_comic_and_cartoon_art.html

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74. Cartoon Art Museum | San Francisco Sights & Activities cartoon art Museum Museum/Gallery, SoMa Krazy Kat, Zippy the Pinhead, Batman, and other colorful cartoon icons greet you at the cartoon art Museum. http://www.fodors.com/miniguides/mgresults.cfm?destination=san_francisco@137&cur

75. Artcom Museum Tour: Cartoon Art Museum, San Francisco CA The cartoon art Museum is a nonprofit, educational institution dedicated to the Over 300 examples of original cartoon art on display at all times. http://www.artcom.com/Museums/newones/94105-b.htm

Listing sponsored by KappaElastin™ Scientific Breakthrough. No Shots Science response to skin aging. www.kappaelastin.com Cartoon Art Museum 655 Mission Street San Francisco, CA Phone: (415) CAR-TOON - Tty: - Statement of Purpose The Cartoon Art Museum is a non-profit, educational institution dedicated to the collection, preservation and display of original cartoon art in all its forms and to fostering public awareness of the historic and artistic value of this unique form of communication. Over 300 examples of original cartoon art on display at all times. The Cartoon Art Museum is the only institution in the United States of its kind, and allows the general public to view works that are otherwise only available to artists and private collectors. Permanent collection of over 5000 pieces of original art, research library contains over 1000 cartoon books. http://www.cartoonart.org Current Exhibits and Upcoming Special Events An Exploration of Cartoon Art, featuring cartoon art from the 1700's to the end of the 20th century. 2003 Calendar of Events: She Draws Comics: Great Women Cartoonists; Hate Mail: Comic Strip Controversies

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78. Comic Strip And Cartoon Art - City University London Comic strip and cartoon art. Steve Marchant. code CE 1380. • The face and figure how cartoon anatomy relates to that of. conventional drawing http://www.city.ac.uk/conted/cfa/cultind/visualarts/ce1380.html

Index Search About Help ... Visual Arts Comic strip and cartoon art Comic strip and cartoon art Steve Marchant code: CE 1380 conventional drawing characters interact, including a short session on perspective parel/page climax aspiring cartoonist Course fee: Term: Autumn, Spring, Summer Start date: Tuesday 4 October 2005, Tuesday 17 January 2006, Tuesday 25 April 2006 Class time: Number of classes: 10 weekly classes Credits: 10 credits Level: Level 1 Prior knowledge required: none Full information Quick Access Detailed contact information about courses, to check course availability and to enrol. Term dates for 2005/6 How to enrol by post, telephone, web, fax and in person Joining the course what to expect after enrolment..... Online Visiting Lecturer Induction Privacy

79. City University - Comic Strip And Cartoon Art He has led classes in cartoon art for the London Cartoon Centre, the Tate Gallery, the National Portrait Gallery, London Weekend Television, and schools, http://www.city.ac.uk/conted/cfa/cultind/visualarts/full_course_info_1_3139_3139

Index Search About Help ... Visual Arts Comic strip and cartoon art Comic strip and cartoon art Tutor Information: Steve Marchant is a cartoonist/illustrator whose work has appeared in Esquire, New Statesman, New Economy, The Good times, and numerous `alternative' publications and in-house magazines. He has led classes in cartoon art for the London Cartoon Centre, the Tate Gallery, the National Portrait Gallery, London Weekend Television, and schools, colleges and arts centres in London and the South East. Recommended reading: hile we encourage you to read the books on the reading list for your course, we recommend that you speak to the tutor before investing in the purchase of any essential text. The following are recommended - but not essential - books that might prove useful. McKenzie A., How to Write and Draw Comics Tiner R., Figure Drawing Without a Model Maddox P., How to be a Super Cartoonist Stan L./ Buscema J., How to Draw Comics the Marvel way Learning Outcomes: By the end of the course students should be able to: used in the field of pens and Each session will take the form of practical work and discussions within the classroom. Handouts will be made available, outlining the main topics covered on the course. A short homework assignment reflecting each topic will be issued every week.

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Gleason Sackmann ( gleason@rrnet.com Tue, 1 Feb 2000 11:05:01 -0600 Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: Previous message: Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2000 10:46 AM From: mailto:nikst@orc.ru Cartoon Art Museum of San Francisco http://www.cartoonart.org/ Cartoon Art Museum of San Francisco - dedicated to preserving, documenting, and exhibiting original animation, comic strip, gag cartoons, comic book art, advertising illustration, greeting card art, and memorabilia Cartoon Art Museum 814 Mission St., (Mission @ 4th) San Francisco, CA Phone: 415/CAR-TOON, (415/227-8666) Email: funnies@sirius.com Next message: Previous message:

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