A new museum dedicated to cats and humorous drawing is set to open, alongside the release of a new "best of" comic book. The project is led by Philippe Geluck, the renowned French cartoonist best known for his comic Le Chat, which features a cat as the central character. The museum will celebrate both Geluck's artistic legacy and the enduring popularity of cats in popular culture. Geluck has been working on multiple projects centered around his iconic feline character. Recently, he traveled to Brest in Finistère, a coastal region in western France, to view fifteen bronze statues of his cat that are currently on display. These statues are part of a public art installation that will remain in Brest until October 5, 2026. The museum will serve as a tribute to Geluck’s work and will likely include exhibits showcasing his drawings, original artwork, and the evolution of Le Chat over the years. In addition to the museum, a new "best of" comic book will be released, compiling some of Geluck’s most beloved strips featuring his cat character. This initiative reflects the growing appreciation for humorous and whimsical art, as well as the cultural significance of cats in modern media. The combination of Geluck’s art and the public art display in Brest aims to bring joy and creativity to fans of his work from around the world.