Comic books are a quintessential part of American pop culture. You might know the narratives shown on the big screen, but do you know the Jewish creators who infused both heroes and villains with their own history, culture, and experiences?
The Amazing Spider-Man owned by Jimi Hendrix, MOPOP Permanent Collection; Moon Knight: Legacy owned by Madeleine O’Connor.
Madeleine O’Connor is a Jewish American artist and Museology graduate student at University of Washington. After graduating from San Francisco State with a bachelor's in art history, she made her way to Seattle where she served as the collections and education intern for The Holocaust Center for Humanity, handling the stories of survivors, and the memories of their lost loved ones.
March 7, 2025 | 7:30PM–Midnight
The spirit of Asian Comics comes to life in the Forest of Lunarda, an alternate world hidden beyond the Midnight Market and under the moonlight of a total eclipse. Step inside this cosmic cosplay soiree in the Forest of Lunarda and set your imagination free at our Isekai-inspired Moonlit Forest x Night Market exhibition Opening Party.
March 8, 2025 | 10:00AM–5:00PM
Continue your Asian Comics Opening Weekend and join us at MOPOP for Opening Day of Asian Comics: Evolution of an Art Form. Take a first look at the exhibition featuring over 400 works, and unleash your inner magic with activations throughout the museum all day.
Launched in 2022, MOPOP’s Guest Curator program highlights emerging curators and voices, providing insights into exhibition creation and development. Guest curators gain hands-on experience working with MOPOP’s Curatorial, Collections, and Exhibits teams while sharing valuable new perspectives on MOPOP’s permanent and oral history collections. In this fifth edition, Guest Curator Madeleine O’Connor explores the Jewish creators who shaped American comics, infusing heroes and villains with their unique history, culture, and experiences.
Featuring artifacts from The Amazing Spider-Man: The Birth of a Super Hero! and Moon Knight: Legacy, among others.
Press your finger to the pulse of a revolution with a playable look into twenty rotating titles from around the world and discover how independent gamers are redefining their industry.
Comic books are a quintessential part of American pop culture. You might know the narratives shown on the big screen, but do you know the Jewish creators who infused both heroes and villains with their own history, culture, and experiences?