Tim Burton fans will get a treat this fall when the Museum of Modern Art's 'Tim Burton' retrospective opens on November 22. The collection will include over 700 works from throughout Tim Burton's career, including puppets, costumes, drawings, paintings, storyboards, and moving-image works.
The Museum of Modern Art's Tim Burton retrospective will run until April 26, 2010, and is a must-see for Tim Burton fans.
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