The Cartoon Museum
The Cartoon Museum is a museum in London dedicated to British cartoons, caricatures, comic strips and animation, owned and run by the Cartoon Art Trust, a registered charity. It holds a collection of more than 4,000 original cartoons and prints alongside a library of over 5,000 books and 4,000 comics, and stages changing exhibitions and displays drawn from this collection. Its mission is to make the creativity of cartoon art accessible for education, research and enjoyment.
- on view
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- Opening soon
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Now on view
2 exhibitions
Exhibition: Does my head look BIG in this? The art of portrait caricature
Provocative, insightful, and rude, the caricaturist hilariously reflects the society we live in, who we choose to vote for, and the personalities we celebrate. Visitors are invited to celebrate the art of portrait…
Exhibit: ‘The Sad Ghost Club’: Lize Meddings
‘The Sad Ghost Club’ is here to make feeling feelings less lonely. Created over 10 years ago by illustrator Lize Meddings, the club centres around the character of a sad ghostie learning to better understand themselves,…
Opening soon
3 upcoming
Pop-up Print Shop!
We’re turning our special exhibition gallery into a six week pop-up print shop - just in time for Christmas! With best sellers, new additions and guest features, this pop up will amaze both frequent and first time…
Takeover: 50 Years of 2000 AD & Judge Dredd
50 Years of 2000 AD & Judge Dredd curated and organised by Rebellion, the exhibition will feature artwork from across the history of 2000 AD and the Judge Dredd Megazine, loaned by artists, private collectors and from…
Exhibit: Kate’s Wall
Four decades of feminism – told in cartoons Kate Myers pinned up the first feminist cartoons in her kitchen in the early 1980s. She had brought them home from a trip to the US – perfect for her new bright orange cork…