The Cartoon Art Museum in San Francisco is closing its location on Beach Street. This decision comes after a significant event involving a former curator, who was recently arrested. The museum's staff is currently considering their next steps and what this closure means for the institution's future.
Further details about the closure and the museum's plans are available from the source, SFGate, for those looking for more information on this development in the San Francisco arts scene.
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