Total SF host Peter Hartlaub visits author and curator Andrew Farago, to talk history and the museum’s new ‘Woke’ exhibit
The Cartoon Art Museum is one of the nonprofit’s all-time survival stories, having moved several times since it opened in 1987. It may have found the perfect home in San Francisco’s tourism epicenter, on Beach Street, one block from Fisherman’s Wharf.
Total SF co-host Peter Hartlaub sits down with museum curator Andrew Farago, to talk Garfield, Mark Hamill, Batman, Peanuts, eating at Bubba Gump’s Shrimp House and the underrated power of San Francisco as a cartoon powerhouse.
The Cartoon Art Museum’s latest exhibit is “Keith Knight’s ‘Woke’ in San Francisco,” a tribute to longtime Bay Area artist Knight and the Hulu television series based on his strip.
Comments are closed.