




A highlight of this brief summer was a trip to see the Masters of American Comics exhibit in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The show was outstanding. Many other comic pros that got a chance to see it said the same. Just seeing the original Winsor McKay Li'l Nemo art was thrilling; the Herriman Krazy Kat pages; transcendental...
I'll post some interior shots of this AMAZING building, but for now here are some exterior shots as the approach was made.
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4 comments:
It is astounding how many people who were in Milwaukee at MAM this past weekend. Most I didn't run into, but heard later that they were there. I LOVE the museum itself. We should get a confab of Chicago artists to go up for a roadtrip sometime and just hangout there and see what happens.
On another note, it's great to see the JofF work posted, Tony. Looks tremendous.
i can't figure out if the entryway is some kind of nod to burning man, a venus fly trap, or to a hideous gigantic vagina...
"...hideous gigantic vagina..."
If I ever buy a boat that's what I'm going to name her. Ahoy!
I am originally from Milwaukee and was actually just there visiting family. I am really kind of bummed I missed this exhibit. I knew it was there I was just running around like a chicken with my head cut off trying to get everything done I had to and see everyone I had to. Wish I could have seen it.
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