May 16, 2019–Jan 6, 2020 Members Only Preview Day: Wed, May 15
Celebrate animation’s most beloved and recognizable character with this original exhibition. Explore Mickey’s influence on art and entertainment over the past nine decades and the story of his origin, rise to fame, and enduring world-wide appeal.
As the museum celebrates its tenth year as an institution, we look back on a masterpiece that is also commemorating an anniversary: Sleeping Beauty ....
Jan | Mon, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sun: 1pm | Sat: 4pm No Weekday Screening: Jan 9; No Weekend Screenings: Jan 5 & 26.
As the museum celebrates its tenth year as an institution, we look back on another film celebrating an anniversary: The Shaggy Dog . For sixty years,...
Jan | Mon, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sun: 3pm No Weekday Screenings: Jan 9 & 25
To celebrate the museum’s 10th Anniversary, we are excited to theme our talks to one of our galleries each month. Beginning with gallery 1 in February...
Join Antonio Pelayo, one of the uniquely talented Ink & Paint artists at The Walt Disney Studios, for an interactive workshop in which students will...
Ub Iwerks was a true Renaissance man. At The Walt Disney Studios—and outside of it—he doubled as a deft animator and groundbreaking inventor. For many...
Walt landed his first major contract, opened a new studio, and fell in love with an inker. A sudden turn of events would spark the idea for Mickey Mouse.
One Saturday morning in 1953, artist Herb Ryman sat down in front of Walt Disney and started to sketch. He had two full days to create a visual concept depicting an idea of Walt’s: an amusement park...
In 1951—four years before the grand opening of Disneyland—a man named Harper Goff browsed the shelves of Bassett-Lowke, a miniature train store in central London. When a particular antique train took...
The year was 1905. Theodore Roosevelt was president, a quart of fresh milk cost about 7 cents, and Eric Cleon Larson was born on September 3 in Cleveland, Utah. While Disney fans know Larson as one of...
