Cosplay all day! Open now Be drawn into the world of manga. From Inuyasha to JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, from Ōoku: The Inner Chambers to ONE PIECE, beloved manga series have captured the hearts of readers across the globe. Art of Manga is the first major exhibition in the Americas to explore them as an art form. Whether you’re an otaku or a novice, this show has something for everyone. Get tickets Thinking inside the box Discover influential manga artists, or mangaka, and their distinct approaches to storytelling. Through compelling narratives and captivating imagery, each mangaka’s work invents worlds that may be familiar or supernatural, historical or futuristic, contemplative or action-packed. These tales address universal themes such as coming of age, tapping into hidden strengths, and finding beauty in the ordinary—as well as contemporary issues such as environmentalism, gender roles, LGBTQ+ rights, and socioeconomic inequality. Meet the artists For the superfans Can’t get enough manga? Consider a Manga Fan Pass, which grants you and a guest unlimited access to the exhibition, as well as invites to exclusive events and discounts in the Café and Shop. Plus, a collectible badge you can wear to show off your love of manga—and adorn with a new pin each time you visit! Get the Manga Fan Pass What to know before you go Flaunt your fandom (ICYMI: Manga Fan Pass holders enjoy discounts at the Shop! Get your all-access pass today.) Shop the exhibition Art of Manga is organized by the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco. The exhibition is curated at both venues by Nicole Coolidge Rousmaniere, Deputy Director General, MOA Museum of Art, Mokichi Okada Art and Culture Foundation. The Brooklyn Museum presentation is organized by Joan Cummins, Curatorial Chair and Lisa and Bernard Selz Senior Curator, Asian Art; and Pauline Vermare, Phillip and Edith Leonian Curator of Photography; with Yara Doumani, Curatorial Assistant, Arts of Africa, Asia, and the Islamic World. The Brooklyn Museum is grateful for the generosity of our supporters who brought this exhibition to life. Support for the exhibition tour has been generously provided by Dai Nippon Printing. Major support is provided by Kinokuniya Bookstore and VIZ Media. Exhibition design is supported by Kinokuniya Bookstore. Significant support is provided by Dan and Krystyna Houser. The Brooklyn Museum Exhibition Fund supports the research, development, and presentation of all the Museum’s exhibitions, from major international shows to innovative curatorial projects, ensuring the Museum can present ambitious, world-class exhibitions that engage diverse audiences. We gratefully acknowledge the donors whose support of the Brooklyn Museum Exhibition Fund makes this work possible: Nancy P. Magoon, John H. and Regina K. Scully, and Deedee and Barrie Wigmore. We extend our gratitude to the Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan for their collaboration. From the top: ©Rumiko Takahashi/Shogakukan; ©PAPIER/Jirō Taniguchi, Masayuki Qusumi, FUSOSHA; “Hinemosu notari nikki”; ©Tetsuya Chiba/Big Comic (Shogakukan); ©Mari Yamazaki, Tori Miki/Shinchosha; ©Fujio Akatsuka; ©Hirohiko Araki & LUCKY LAND COMMUNICATIONS/Shueisha; ©Kazumi Yamashita/KODANSHA LTD.; ©Gengoroh Tagame/Futabasha Publishers Ltd.; ©Fumi Yoshinaga/HAKUSENSHA, Inc.; ©Eiichiro Oda/Shueisha; Image courtesy of Brooklyn Museum Shop 200 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, NY 11238 Unsubscribe View in browser