Tim Burton, Jack Skellington and his dog, Zero, in Jack’s Tower from The Nightmare Before Christmas , 1993. Painted wood, metal, plastic, glass, paper, and Styrofoam, with fabric and found objects.

To mark the 30th anniversary of The Nightmare Before Christmas this year—the cult classic stop-motion film that emerged from the dark imagination of Tim Burton—the McNay Art Museum is ...

One of the most iconic films of all time is getting a new follow-up with the graphic novel adaptation of the best-selling ...

Tim Burton is a prominent American artist and filmmaker known for his unique style and dark, quirky themes. Born in Burbank, California, in 1958, he attended California Institute of the Arts, where he ...

The McNay Art Museum's newest exhibition pays homage to the twisted world of Tim Burton's The Night Before Christmas, which celebrates its 30th anniversary this year. On view through Jan. 14 ...

There’s absolutely no mistaking a Tim Burton film. The auteur certainly brings a singular artistic perspective to his work, but how did the Burtonesque art style come to be, and how has it ...

Tim Burton said AI art generators' imitations of his work felt soulless and lacked "humanity." He was referring to a BuzzFeed article that used AI to give Disney characters a Tim Burton makeover.

Someone got an AI art generator to crib Tim Burton's instantly-recognizable style — and the famed gothy director himself is having none of it. "I can’t describe the feeling it gives you," the ...

The press preview for the exhibition "The World of Tim Burton", which includes ... of otherworldly creatures underscore Burton’s prowess as an artist as well as a director.

The World of Tim Burton does not, then, guide us through one man’s extraordinary evolution over time. Really this eagerly anticipated exhibition, which smashed the museum’s record for advance ...

When New York’s Museum of Modern Art exhibited the surreal worlds of Tim Burton in 2009, the director described the experience of walking through the show as akin to looking at his soiled socks ...