Step into the refrigerator or open the dryer in the laundry room and you enter another psychedelic dimension.Ī dark hallway lined with neon trees, a pastel room of geometric designs that trick the eye, a fantastical glowing forest - the immersive exhibition unfolds choose-your-own-adventure style with over 70 rooms of colorful maximalist art made possible by hundreds of artists, creators and volunteers.
There, visitors walk through what appears to be an ordinary Victorian house, but nothing is what it seems. The collective debuted its first permanent immersive experience, House of Eternal Return, in Santa Fe, New Mexico, in 2016. Meow Wolf's past, which really looks like the future It will open with 79 "mind-bending" projects with titles like "Ruptured Time," "Crystal Future" and "Indigenous Futurist Dreamscapes Lounge." And the number of projects will continue to grow, Everett said, as Meow Wolf will look for new Denver artists to collaborate with every year. The four floors of the installation incorporate over three years of work by hundreds of artists and collaborators, including over 110 Colorado-based artists. A story expressed within many immigrant communities." "Some of its citizens are thrilled for the opportunities of this new world, and others long for their homes. "Convergence Station connects us to four disparate, alien worlds, mysteriously converged together by a rare cosmic event," Everett said. Though the backstory sounds supernatural, it is a story of immigration inspired by the Sun Valley neighborhood of Denver where the building is located, said Chadney Everett, senior creative director of Meow Wolf Denver. When the exhibition opens September 17, visitors will become part of the story, exploring the four worlds - kaleidoscopic cathedrals, Corinthian catacombs, lush alien habitats and dazzling but gritty cityscapes - to investigate what happened.
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