© Dave Fleischer, Betty Boop (1934)© BFI National Archive
Exciting news that the Barbican has an upcoming exhibition which traces the history of animation over the past 150 years. The Animation Show brings together contemporary artists, cut-out, collage, puppet, clay and stop-motion animators, auteur filmmakers and exponents of experimental film alongside commercial studios such as Walt Disney, Hanna-Barbera, Aardman, and Pixar. This exhibition explores the relationship between animation and film and offers insight into animation as a cultural and socio-political phenomenon. Looks like a definite visit for this summer.
Barbican Art Gallery
Silk Street, London, EC2Y 8DS
June 15 – September 11
Open daily 11am-8pm (except Wed until 6pm and Sat 10am-8pm)
Thu until 10pm
























Awsome post, keep up the good work, I 'll come back for more..!
Posted by: piet | June 24, 2011 at 01:11 AM