Past Exhibitions
In our Downstairs Changing Gallery, we strive to present informative, innovative, and always interesting exhibitions for our visitors. In past exhibitions, we have explored the histories of particular Peanuts characters, Charles Schulz's own cartooning influences, and how Peanuts has been portrayed in American popular culture.
| The Language of Lines: Imaginary Places in the Comics |
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April 24 through August 22, 2010
Downstairs Changing Gallery |
From the richly detailed flora and fauna of Pogo’s Okefenokee
Swamp to the minimalist surroundings of Peanuts, cartoonists
have created unique environments in which
their characters live, work, and play. Among
the most memorable comic strip locales are Li’l Abner’s Dogpatch, Krazy Kat’s Coconino
County, and Beetle Bailey’s Camp Swampy.
This is the final exhibition in the Language
of Lines trilogy, co-curated by cartoon
historian Brian Walker.
>> PRESS RELEASE FOR IMAGINARY PLACES IN THE COMICS
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