Tim Burton is known for his dark, macabre characters and fanciful story lines, but what you may not know is that when he is not in production Burton also enjoys a bit of graphic illustration for other non film projects. Many of these projects have never reached the public sphere, until now. The MoMA has welcomed Burton into their galleries, a show that is sure to draw crowds in. It will feature items from various states of production of his movies, projects that never got off the ground, as well as the previously mentioned illustrations. The show runs November 22, 2009 to April 26, 2010 and opened last night with a gala event that I can only assume was filled with black outfits and as much eyeliner as folks could muster.
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