The Moomins - creatures who live in the whimsical Moominvalley - will make their U.S. exhibition debut at Brooklyn Public ...

“Tove Jansson and the Moomins” will coincide both with the 80th anniversary of the first Moomin story and with Pride month, in celebration of Jansson’s queerness. The writer met and fell in love with ...

Tove had two younger brothers, Per Olov, a photographer, and Lars, an artist who would go on to contribute to the Moomin-verse. Jansson was educated at several art schools, and had strong opinions ...

The Biggest Show on Artist Tove Jansson, Who Created the Beloved Fairy-Tale Character Moomin, Is Opening in Paris By Richard Whiddington , Jul 7, 2023 The best of Artnet News in your inbox.

However, the first Moomin book to have an English edition was in fact the third of the Moomin books, Trollkarlens Hatt (The Hobgoblin’s Hat). It was translated by Jansson’s friend Elizabeth Portch and ...

Today, Moomin Characters, the company founded by Tove and Lars in the 1950s, has more than 800 licensees worldwide, including Barnes & Noble, Adidas and Arket, with sales of Moomin products ...

The Brooklyn Public Library is set to host Tove Jansson and the Moomins: The Door is Always Open, the first-ever U.S. exhibition celebrating the work of Tove Jansson and her inimitable Moomins. On ...

Tove Jansson’s Moomin comic strips for the Evening News use satire to explore artistic creation, the role of the artist, and the art world.

Winter’s Warmth, a cozy, story-rich adventure game and follow-up to Snufkin: Melody of Moominvalley. It will be available for unspecified consoles and ...

A new Moomin shop has opened in Tokyo’s Ginza district, offering high-end products and traditional merchandise related to the white hippo-like characters of the popular Finnish book series by ...

“Tove Jansson and the Moomins” will coincide both with the 80th anniversary of the first Moomin story and with Pride month, in celebration of Jansson’s queerness.

The book was first published in creator Tove Jansson’s native Swedish in 1945. However, the first Moomin book to have an English edition was in fact the third of the Moomin books, Trollkarlens ...