The World of Tim Burton in Kuala Lumpur
- For the first time in South East Asia, the mesmerizing world tour exhibition of Tim Burton makes its debut in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia!
- The World of Tim Burton has categorized Tim Burton’s extensive career of five decades into 10 thematic sections - each section is composed of paintings, drawings, photographs and videos, media arts and etc
- This exhibition will give every fan a chance to bask in the ‘Burtonesque’ creations of his cinematic work from childhood to the present day
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What to expect
Organised by Toybox Projects Sdn Bhd in conjunction with partners KOL Nation Sdn Bhd and Eurasian Entertainment Consultants Ltd, and supported by venue partner, Pavilion Bukit Jalil, The World of Tim Burton focuses on the distinctive characters and worlds that could only come from Tim Burton’s singular imagination.
Comprised of approximately 540 works—including signature pieces from the Tim Burton retrospective as well as over 150 new works not seen in the MoMA exhibition tour—The World of Tim Burton gives new audiences an opportunity to experience Burton’s art in person for the first time and treats familiar visitors to an in-depth look further into his sensibility.
The exhibition features numerous works from Tim Burton’s early ages to the most recent project across mediums of sketches, paintings, drawings, photographs, maquettes and puppets he used for his film works, and life-sized sculptures. Along with the artist’s signature figure of Balloon Boy at the entrance of the exhibition are numerous, remarkable sculptures that were newly designed specifically for the exhibition.
The World of Tim Burton has categorized Tim Burton’s extensive career of five decades into 10 thematic sections. Each section is composed of paintings, drawings, photographs and videos, media arts, etc.
In this exhibition, a special opportunity sneak peek into the current projects in progress will be provided to the audience through the exact replica of Tim Burton’s personal studio where he actually works.





















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Exhibition FAQ
- Can I take photos and videos? No, please be advised that filming and photography are strictly prohibited inside the exhibition. If you are caught doing so, you will be stopped by the security. We encourage you to experience The World of Tim Burton exclusively through your eyes.
- How long does it take to see all the exhibitions? How long does it run for? Individual visit times will vary, but most visitors can anticipate spending 60 – 90 minutes. The main feature of the experience lasts approximately 45 minutes.
- Is my ticket valid for another day? Tickets are purchased for a one time entry only within the exhibition period from 21 March 2023 until 30 July 2023 and will not be valid for entry on another day except for the Season Pass ticket.
- Is it suitable for children? Yes, there is no minimum age to visit the experience. Children under the age of 5 (five), as well as babies in arms, are admitted FREE of charge provided they are accompanied by a parent or guardian.
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Lovely and insteresting exhibition . must go if you are fans of Tim burton
we went there in may, it was mother's day, there was mother's day discount offer and the offer was not available on Klook, I would have bought tickets in store instead from here
very good and interesting exhibition, definitely recommend
cool place, nice ambiance. interesting to see Tim Burton’s art and get to know his story.
the horror he gave was breathtaking and I couldn’t leave the exhibition
The only stop in south east asia! Was awesome experience.. Would be great if they have more displays outside to take pictures of..
it was a nice experience and ticket was easy to redeem too bad we cant take pictures in the exhibition
Very fantastic exhibition and experience, thank you for selling for the tickets!
Easy redemption for this. However the exhibition was just meh. They show case alot of Tim Burton's work from earliest to the latest, and it's very intriging to see his artworks throughout the years. However, for RM88, it could have been better? Might be more fun if the exhibition was a tad more interactive.
A very inspiring experience. Brings back a lot of memories.
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