Tim Burton's popular art gallery is coming to Toronto! This is the first MoMA exhibition presented in Toronto in over 20 years. More than 700 original sketches, drawings, paintings, sculptors, and movie props from the director will be on display.
In addition to the art gallery, the Bell Lightbox is planning to show 36 hours back-to-back of Burton’s films on the gallery’s opening weekend. It costs $30 for the full marathon but there is the option for a single screening at $12, or a double bill at $20.
The Time Burton art gallery exhibit takes place at TIFF Bell Lightbox and is set to open on November 26th. This is not to be missed.
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The Tim Burton Art Gallery from MoMA has Arrived!
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