Cartoon Art Museum

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Founded in 1984, CAM is a San Francisco-based, educational arts nonprofit that has something for everyone—from comic strips, comic books, and anime to political cartoons, graphic novels, and underground comix. Come visit our galleries: cartoonart.org

Happy birthday to Bugs Bunny, who made his official first appearance in the Warner Bros. short 'A Wild Hare' (released on July 27, 1940). The famed rascally rabbit can be also spotted in our permanent collection such as in this animation cel from a 1960s television ad for Kool-Aid.

an animation cel featuring Bugs Bunny in a 1960s television ad for Kool-Aid, part of the Cartoon Art Museum's collection

Happy Independence Day! Please note: our galleries will be closed today. We will reopen tomorrow and hope to see you soon. (Image: Captain America by the late Golden Age comic book artist Sheldon Moldoff, part of our permanent collection)

Captain America by the late Golden Age comic book artist Sheldon Moldoff, part of the  Cartoon Art Museum's permanent collection

The SF Jewish Film Festival returns July 16–August 2. If you missed our April screening of Liza Donnelly and Kathleen Hughes's documentary 'Women Laughing,' celebrating women cartoonists of 'The New Yorker' magazine, be sure to catch it on July 17. Check out the whole festival lineup at SFJFF.org.

logo for the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival 46, July 16 – August 2