In real life: In museums: In Europe: the International Cartoon Museum in Angoulême (France), the Belgian Comic Strip Centre in Brussels (Belgium), the Hergé Museum in Louvain-la-Neuve (Belgium - note that the access is not easy!), the Storyworld in Groningen (Netherlands), the Cartoon Museum in London (UK) and the Erica Fuchs House | Museum of Comic Strips and the Art of Language in Schwarzenbach an der Saale (Germany). In the United States: the Society of Illustrators in New York City, the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum in Columbus (Ohio), ToonSeum in Pittsburgh (Pennsylvania), the Cartoon Art Museum in San Francisco (California). New museums should also open in the coming months / years: the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles (California / United States), Fondation Boon in Brussels (Belgium). Other museums (but not only) sometimes have temporary exhibitions about comic art: the Louvre Museum (Paris, France) in 2005, the MoPop (Seattle, United States) in 2018, the Jewish Museum of Belgique in 2019, just to name a few. In comic book / comic art conventions: too numerous to be listed here, you will find a partial list of comic book conventions on Wikipedia and another at Convention Scene. Some dealers have brick-and-mortar galleries with exhibitions, such as galerie Daniel Maghen - galerie 9ème Art - Huberty-Breyne and galerie Barbier in Paris, La Galerie de la Bande Dessinée and Huberty-Breyne in Brussels, The Beguiling in Toronto, or Metropolis Gallery and Scott Eder Gallery in New York. On forums: in English CGC forums and Statue forum, in French BDGest On Facebook groups: in English Original Comic Art Collectors - Original Comic Art - Original Comic Book art and Commissions for sale - Original Comic Art/Commissions for Sale and Comic original art sale, trade, show, in French Planches de comics!, in Italian Collezionisti di Tavole Originali, Copertine ed Illustrazioni and in Spanish Coleccionistas de Sketches y Originales Through specialized websites: ComicArtFans (aka CAF) and 2DGalleries (aka 2DG) are two community websites that allow collectors to display their pages of original comic book art. The former is (historically) more US comics oriented and is available only in English, the latter is more Franco-Belgian comics (bande dessinée) oriented and is available both in French and English. The two websites have a message box to contact other collectors. Some related videos: Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum: Overview - The Belgian Comic Strip Museum - walk through level 1 - The Belgian Comic Strip Museum - walk through level 1 - Exposition Révolution bande dessinée - Exhibition of European comic art in New York - Comics get a place in Paris' Louvre Museum - Hergé, Franquin, Jacobs et Cie au Musée des Beaux-Arts de Liège - Learn how Marvel Comics are made and tour MoPOP