Tim Burton's never-before-seen paintings and drawings are set to be exhibited in a New York museum this autumn (09).
The Museum of Modern Art exhibit, entitled Tim Burton, will feature more than 700 works spanning his 27-year film career, including some pieces made before he found fame as the director of Batman and Edward Scissorhands.
Organisers have also set up screenings for all of Burton's 14 feature films, in addition to his student and short films, cartoons, childhood drawings, puppets, costumes and sculptures.
The exhibit is scheduled to run November (09) until April (10).
The filmmaker is famed for his off the wall movies and the likes of Edward Scissorhand, Ed Wood and Sleepy Hollow have made him one of the most maverick filmmakers in Hollywood at the moment.
It's not the first time that the filmmaker has staryed from movies after he released a book of verses back in 1996.
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