Cartoon Art Museum host a Sam & Max scavenger hunt
The ever-awesome Cartoon Art Museum (in San Francisco) are hosting a ‘Freelance Detective Night’ at 5pm on the 17th of April.
It promises to be a “night of crime solving and sleuthing” plus a Sam & Max scavenger hunt. It all sounds pretty fun and while you’re there you can check out the current Steve Purcell art exhibition that is running.
Check out the official Facebook event for further details. Let us know if you plan to attend in the comments below.
Listen to Steve Purcell at the Cartoon Art Museum
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The kind folks at the Cartoon Art Museum have provided us with the audio of Steve Purcell talking through his artwork at his Sam & Max exhibit.
The exhibit ran for many months in the San Francisco gallery and ended back in April. On the 1st of February, Steve gave a talk to those in attendance, offering stories behind the artwork and the process that went into them — at one point he even sings!
With special thanks to Mischa McLachlan at the CAM, the one hour audio goodness is available below for you to listen to. Sadly there are no visuals, but if you open up our gallery of the exhibit you might be able to figure out which artwork Steve is talking about.
Enjoy!
Pictures from the Cartoon Art Museum
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The Cartoon Art Museum have been hosting a Sam & Max event (‘Swift and Mirthful Justice: The Art of Steve Purcell’) since November. The exhibition will be closing in a couple of weeks, on the 20th April, so if you’re in the area then make sure you check it out soon.
For those of us unable to visit, I’ve put together this collection of pictures that have been taken at the event. If you have your own snap then please leave it in the comments below or through the contact form. I’ll update the gallery if any are submitted or if I come across some more.
Cartoon Art Museum hosts Sam & Max celebration with Steve Purcell
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The Cartoon Art Museum are hosting a special evening to celebrate Sam & Max’s stupendous existence.
The event will be on the 1st February 2014. From 4-5pm there will be a Surfin’ the Highway book signing with Steve Purcell, followed by a guided tour of the art with Mr. Purcell from 6-7pm (ticket cost $20) and ending with a reception from 7-9pm ($5).
If you’re in the area then it certainly seems an event worth attending. Tickets can be purchased from CAM’s site.
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You know, Max, I can't help but think that we have may have tampered with the fragile inner workings of this little spaceship we call Earth.
about 1 year ago
Why do these idiots think that the world’s urneswenad questions validate religion? Religion has had four thousand years to come up with some answers and has so far provided almost nothing, apart from a proven track record of being wrong. As mentioned in the OP, and in some of Richard Dawkins writings as well, many of these so called mysteries have already been solved, in some cases decades ago, and the religiot in question is just ignorant of the fact. In any case, whenever science answers one of these questions, the answer is always, and I mean always, every single case, a self contained naturalistic explanation. In other words not God. What keeps the planets in motion? Universal gravitation and inertia, not God. Biodiversty? Genetic inheritance plus natural selection, not God. Scientists will probably never answer every question about our universe but every time a problem is solved the anwer always turns out to be not God. So why would anyone expect the answer to be God any time in the future? It is sort of like consistantly backing a horse that comes last by several lengths in every single race.