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Meow Wolf: Interactive Multimedia Art

Meow Wolf: Interactive Multimedia Art

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Author: Bodine, James/Tuesday, October 25, 2016/Categories: Home

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Meow Wolf is an arts production company who specialize in creating immersive, interactive multimedia pieces of work. This is Meow Wolf’s first permanent installment called the House of Eternal Return located in Santa Fe, New Mexico. It is appropriate and enjoyable for all ages and people. Meow Wolf is a lot like a jungle gym, and is also a lot like a haunted house, all while being an interactive art exhibit showcasing mind blowing art from multiple artists. Most exhibits in the House of Eternal Return will stay the same, but they are constantly bringing in new pieces of art, new artists and different pieces to add to the experience.

 
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