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DESCRIPTION:Oct 16\, 2026 - Jan 31\, 2027\nLast year brought us Peter Kuper
 ’s marvelous graphic adventure Insectopolis: A Natural History (2025)\, 
 a book that lets various insect species explain not just themselves but th
 eir intertwined histories with mankind. This year\, at the American Museum
  of Natural History\, Kuper—a renowned illustrator who is published in T
 he New Yorker and MAD (he’s done SPY vs. SPY since 1997)—celebrates th
 e 3\,000-mile annual migration that monarch butterflies take from Canada t
 o Mexico. You know monarchs. They’re the butterflies that feed on milkwe
 ed. They produce an exquisite opaline-green chrysalis. And they’re dress
 ed in unmistakable colors of coral and carnelian\, veined in velvety black
 . Kuper’s vivid images will wrap the walls of the second-floor corridor 
 near the museum’s butterfly research collection\, and are accompanied by
  videos. Come share in the miracle that is the monarch butterfly!
LOCATION:American Museum of Natural History\, 200 Central Park West\, New Y
 ork\, NY 10024\, United States
SUMMARY:Monarch's Journey
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