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John Mayer Visits Tim Burton Exhibit at Museum of Modern Art

November 26, 2009

We could have spent a week at Tim Burton‘s new exhibit at the Museum of Modern Art.

Especially since it was the site where we ran into our favorite singer-songwriter and David Letterman rock god John Mayer!

Mayer told Poison Ivy that he sincerely enjoyed the exhibit, and asked if we’d be blogging about his appearance there.

“Can you tell everyone that I’m a captivating guy?” he joked. “Also, taller in person.”

Yes, Mayer was both tall and captivating, but before anything, a nice dude!!

We were relieved – we’d heard otherwise – and still have been worshiping his music, especially latest record Battle Studies.

The Burton exhibit was everything we hoped for and more.

Burton original paintings (like “Blue Girl With Wine,” pictured above) hung on the walls next to hand-drawn sketches of Edward Scissorhands and collectibles from Burton’s flicks.

Items included everything from the metal razors from Sweeney Todd to the Catwoman suit from Batman Returns to the headless horseman cape from Sleepy Hollow!

And of course, the room was filled with bizarre pieces like “funhouse panels,” handwritten poems with figurines, and Burton’s signature black and white swirls.

The exhibit will be available until April 26, 2010, so be sure to check it out!

I SPY NY: Tim Burton, Bruce Springsteen and More

November 19, 2009

I Spy in NY…

Tim Burton being honored – alongside partner Helena Bonham Cartner at the 2nd annual Film Benefit at the Museum of Modern Art Tuesday night (top photo), Bruce Springsteen performing at A Concert for Autism Speaks Tuesday night (middle photo), Andrew WK getting crazy at Happy Ending in the LES with Josh Madden and Dimitry on the turntables Tuesday night (bottom photo), and Matthew Isaacs entertaining guests at the preview party of his club CV Wednesday night.

Tim Burton Prepares for MoMa Exhibit

August 6, 2009

Iconic filmmaker Tim Burton hit the Museum of Modern Art Wednesday to discuss his upcoming exhibit.

The career retrospective will feature a film series, graphic exhibition, never-before-seen projects, storyboards and even puppets!!

How freakishly exciting!!!

Burton is notorious for having produced such classics as Beetlejuice (1988), Batman (1989), Edward Scissorhands (1990), The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993), Big Fish (2003), Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005), and Sweeney Todd (2007).

Don’t miss his special exhibit at the MoMa New York November 22 through April 26, 2010!